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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-30
CHILDREN
ATTEND SCHOOL
nthe State According to a New
Directory Issued by State
School Department.

That 223.889 school children att
tend the schools of West Virginia
on daily average is shown by the
West Virginia educational directory
for the years 1916-17 which is be-
ing distributed from the state de-
partment of schools. This summary
of school statistics for the years
1915-1916 is given:
Number of school houses, ,8TS;
number Of high schools, 154; num-
Der of schools with libraries, 4 1895
number OF volumes IN Libraries, 42S,-
s896; number Of teachers, male
(wh1te) 4,351; number Of teachers,
female (white 5,516; number OF
teachers. male, (colored) 131; num-
ber of teachers, female, (colored).
326;; total number of teachers. / o.
324; average annual salary paid
teachers, all grades, $332.41; aver
age length of term, in days, 1856.
enumeration of school youth; 49,
$50; total enrolment in schools,
313,S73; average daily attendance,
E223s889; per cent of attendance
based on enumeration, 5 3 per cent
iof attendance based on enrolment,
rs; per capita cost of education
based on enumeration, 1888; per
capita cost of education based on en-
rollment, $20.51; per capita cost OF
education based on average daily att
tendance, s28.75; total disburse-
ments teachers fund, $4,164s55O';
total disbursements, building fund.
$2,273,475; total disbursements for
common schools $6,438,007.; total
for state educational institutions ST.
s213,T65.28; total school expendi-
lures. 81, ,651 ,772 %; value of public
school property $15,599,531; state
educational institutions, estimated
4,400.0 90 I. total value of all school
property, SIS, 999s
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-30
baxter IN JAIL
He is Brought Here from
Wheeling, Where Officials
Nabbed Him.

Deputy Sheriff Laco Wolfe has re-
turned from Wheeling with Albert
Baxter, who Is wanted here under
charges of assaulting and beating q
man atSMead dowbroo K and also Of re-
sisting and assau1ting Constable Reu-
ben ]. Bartlett when the latter at
tempted to8arrest him. there recently.
The prisoner was placed in the coun-
ty jail to await q hearing before q
magistrate.
Baxter was arrested by Ohio county
deputy sherihs: as he was returning
from work at the Richland coal mine
at the instance OF Sherftf Ross f..
Stout, of this city. who had been adj
vised of the mans whereabouts
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-30
.FR RENCH TROOPS
FAIL IN Alta
WILSON'S PROGRAM
.As to Railroad Legislation is
Motto Be Altered by Failure
Of the c Conference.
snr AaneeiArEn raEEsh

WASHINGTON. Dec, 30.-Chair-
man Newlands of the Senate Inter
state Commerce Committee said Sat
urday the failure OF railroad brother
hood of1ciaIs and tho railroad man
ayers to reach an agreement regard
ing an elght-hour schedule pending
determination OF the constitutional
Ity OF the Adnmson law would not
alter Its plans for confederation Of
railroad legislation urged by Presi-
dent Wilson in his last message 70
Congress.
'fWe will proceed as usual, but
with expedition" said Senator New
lands ''I do not know just who Will
appear before the committee Tuesday,
but representatives of the brother
hoods, the railroad companies and the
general public have been invited and
I hope that the proposed legislation
can be given early consideration in
ConEresSn
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-30
AS an Insurance Agent and He
viii Attend Big Meeting Of
AGENTS lin New York.

Clyde o. Law, of the Arm Of Law
and Roberts, district agents for the
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Company, will leave on No. - this
evening for New York City to attend
a meeting OF. the Northwesternsa agents
for the New England and eastern At
lantic states to be held sat the Hotel
McAlpin, In that city, January ? and
s.. This meeting ts an annual event
ana is largely attended By North
western agents. The lt1rm here re-
ports a good year, having paid for
more than $625,Q00 insurance for
1916.
CLYDE D. Law, one OF Clarksburgps
tiE producers, has written and paid
for more than $500 900 Insurance
FOR 1 1e16. For two years he has been
the leading Northw4stern producer
inSthe state. Ins1914, Mr.. Laws first
year In Clarksburs, he paid for
$1b0.00O. Last year he personally
wrote $500 900. In addition to this
the Arm Of Law and Roberts has
gfYen much time to agency develop
mont. q
George Paul Roberts sof the firm
has been doing special work at Co
inmbfa and New " York$ Bniyersitl tles IN
New York City on the sub tect Of LIE
Insurance. and agency organizat tton.
He entered fhese mi FeIsttieE Tor spe-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-30
-lRASTIG PROPOSAL
'In C Connection with BIiidiIlg of
Ships is Pres ented by SEQ
retary OF Navy Daniels.
AZ AnneeIarrn 80,

WASHINGTONSkD Dec. 30.=s tItsss
tic proposal designed to furnish an
thority under which private manntac
turers or ship builders would be COM
PEELED to give pre- ference to navy work
has been submit itted by secretar Dan
ials to the House naval commttte FOR
inclusion In the 1918 naval appro
.priation bill. consideration of Which
will be resumed next Week. 1t provides
that where contracts or orders have
been placed for ships or munitions
or material entering into the con-
,struction of ships, or the ma King ot
mun1 IONS e the secretary in j It's
erection may require the fulh lIment
of the swerk ahead of9any sundel lsine
for private enterprise
Should the cont tor FAN 70 com
ply through neglect. delay or refu ~
the secretary would be aiIthof 70
take over the plant and Complete tlae
worH, charging the contractor With
all costs In excess Of the atipu1ated
contract price.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-30
SHIP E!REO 0N
And Stopped by a German Sub
marine According to a Re
port Made by Crew.

NEW YORK, Dec. 30.-The Brit
ish freight steamship Chicago City
was fred on and stopped by.a German
submarine on December % when
about 120 miles off Fastnet, accord
ing to a. report of the crew on its
arrival here Saturday.
The Chicago City was saved from
being sunk by the timely appearance
of a British destroyer attracted by
the firing. Two shots were fred by,
the submersible, the men said. Cap
tain Crinks stopped the vessel and
the men were getting into the life
boats when the destroyer hove into
sight
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-30
AMBASSADOR SHARP is
TO RECEIVE The REPLY
q Aasee,ATEo rRIs.l

PARIS, Dec. 3O-The Allies an
swer to the German note of Decem-
Der 12 will be handed to5Ambassador
Sharp Saturday night, says the Petit
Parisfen, and published Sunday 1t
Is long and sets forth again the re-
sponsibility of the Central powers for
the war. 1t insists on legitimate
reparation and restitutions demand
ed by the Entente Allies as outlined
by Premier Lloyd George and also
says that Germany. by failing to for
mulate proposals for peace, removes
in advance any basis for pour parlers.
The note seeks to suggest that the
Berlin cabinet having proclaimed in
1914 Its contempt for treaties cannot
pretend to obtain the same conditions
as powers respectful of signatures
and must offer guarantees.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-30
On the Verdun Front in Efforts
to Retake Position from
The German Forces.
.TEuToNs PUSHING AHEAD
Russians and RouInanians Are
Being Driven Back along
Whole Danube Front.
..oee,Arrr.nrnr,

BERLIN, Dec. 30.-SeYeral ats
.taclss were made by the French
day on the Verdun front. AllRehoFts
to retake positions In this sector were
repulsed, says Saturdays omcia1
statement.
the Transylvantan front Friday.
,Teutonic troops entered antrenched
Russo o-Roumanian positionB and
pushed further ahead notwithstand
ing strong counter attacks, the ras
port says. In Roumania the Rus
SLAMS and Roumanians are being!
driven back along the whole front
between the mountains and the
Danube.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-30
EMBARGO
OnIFreiaf1t with Some ExCep-
lions is Announced dlby
Railroad.
q ...ee,arse LIZ,

LOUISVILLE. KY, Dec. 30.--An-
nouncement wasNnade Saturday of an
embargo by the Louisville and Nash
classes las. It Of i.i freigft exeepting live stock
perishables and coal for public utility
plants, moving through II louisville and
Cincinnati, destined for points In
Michigan, Ohio Pennsy1ya and all
Atlantic seaboard states. It is said
the purpose OF this action is to fur
nish relief for congestion at the ter
m1na1s named.
Miss Magdalene Clark, of Pitts
burg, is a guest Of Miss Edna
Keough. Of Webster avenue.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-30
Acting under the Recent Policy
of Silence Adopted by the
President and Himself
NOTE is NOT PRESENTED
German Government Gives Its
Reason for Withholding the
Second Wilson Note.
tpr AssoeiArGo rpEssI

BERLIN, Dec. 30-It has been
learned that few days ago Prest-
dent Wilson sent second note ex-
planatory of the first to the Central
powers and the Entente nations. This
note has not been presented.
The reason for the Withholding OF
the second note is said to be that the
German reply received In the interim
showed that the German government
had not been Influenced by the mis-
conception regarding the purpose and
aims of President Wilson'S step,
which an unfrfend1y press In both
camps attributed thereto"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-30
SECRETARY LANSING
REFUSES T03C0MME.NT

WASHINGTON, Dec. 30-Secretary
Lansing. refused to comment in any way
on the report that a second explana-
tory note had been sent to correct
misrepresentation of the presidents
note calling for peace terms. He in
dicated that under the recent policy
of silence adopted by President VIII
son and himself in the peace negott-
ations he would make no statement
either Affirming or denying such re-
ports.
Other officials, however, said they
were sure no second note had been
sent and that the Berlin dispatches
referred to the two statements by
Secretary Lansing issued the day af-
ter the despatch Of the original note.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-30
LANSING IS MUM
AS A CLAM NOW
CONTEST
In Defamation and Oratory is
to Be Held by the CoEored
High School Here.

There viii be a declamatory and
oratoricaI contest by the colored
Water street high school in the school
hall at 8 O'Clock Monday night In
honor of the ffty-fourth anniversary
of the Emancipation proclamation.
The following program will be car
ried out:
Double quartet Steal Away
High school.
Invocation.
Piano duet" "Cecilia" Miss vtr-
ginta Ruffin and Miss lone Bowyer-
Select reading are Rising
Miss Estella Jackson.
Reading Proclamation" Miss
Miss Merle Brown
Declamation-''M Marco Bozzars'
Miss Fannie Steptoe.
DeclamatIon-"Th Fayy of Baby
lon''-Miss Martha Madison.
Chorus Swing Low" High
school
oration-" Young Men to the
Front''-John Howard.
Grafton 'Negro's Loyalty to the
stars and Stripes Alexander Wash
ington.
Violin solo-"s SQUIRE d'Arvil'''-
Samuel LassIter.
Presentation of prizes-Guy S.
Double quartet-.,NIy Lord What a
MornIn g'-High school.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-30
DAVID M IH1ibeffalse Dies
Suddenly at Home of Son
on Oak Street.

David William limb berlake, aged
SO years. q Confede crate veteran OF
theswar6 between the states died sud
denly Friday Mi ght at the nome of his
son, DR.. A. RI Hmberla on Oak
street. Mr- Ttmberlake had been
complaining several days but 8Rassn not
feeling any worse when he went %;
bed Fri day nj ght. Saturday morning
when his son went Into his room ct
s7I:3 O'Clock he found him dead.
Heart rouble caused his death
Mr.. TimbeEIake was born In FredS
erick county Va, IN Ianuary 80.
He resided In rginia unit the out
break of the war when the Joined
the StonewaIl brigade Of the
Second Ytrgtn1e. regiment While
IN thisregtment he stok part many
Important engagements of the var.
at the battle Of Mine Run he was
wounded After reeoYering from his
wounds he va not ut Tor further eeS-
vice IA the infaptrys So he ioined
COMPANY b Twe1fth Vif.si 10 ctsyf1ry.
SgSiiere 81 rem med until the close ~
Bollc#ine the VIZ re csme 70 tltis
clty and opaned q store on Matr
ttreet Witch lie sneeesstpIiJ operatce
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-30
CL. .YDE Ia w MIKES
VERY FINE RECORD


Icial work last September, and viii
continue there until June, when he
will return to Clarksburg to resume
the insurance work. Mr.. Roberts is
one of the most promising young
men in the state and has been emil
nently successful as a producer and.
organizer.
The district agency of Law and
Roberts embraces the central part OF
West Virginia and is said to be by
far the most productive district
agency in the state, having to its.
credit about one third of the states
annual production.
During the last ten years the
Mutual Life Insurance
Company gained S655.746,384 In the
amount of Insurance In force. The
record Is unsurpassed by any com
pany confning Its business to ordi7
nary legal reserve insurance and op7
Grating only in the heaIthful portions
of the United States.
The meeting in New York Tuesday
and Wednesday, will be addressed by
many of the prominent insurance
men of the country and there will be
an elaborate BANQUET.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-30
DEPUTIES ARREST WOMAN.

Al foreign woman was arrested on
a Mary Doe warrant Friday night at.
her home on First street when depu=.
.ty. sherttfs made raid there and
seized two suit cases containing
.whiskey. She was released under,
bond to appear later before q mag1s-
.trate for e trial. or g earring.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-30
POPESj. idea
AS to Releasing Prisoners for
1nternment is to Be Carried
Out by the Germans.
l.....oe,.rrn ,nr,.,

BERLIN, Dec. 81, via London, Dec.
3o.-Gernany has decided to release
for internment In Switzerland 100
French prisoners Of war; fathers of
three or more children and inmates OF
German prison camps for eighteen
months.
This step taken In response TO
suggestion by Pope Benedict will be
extended, ii is stated, should France
display . disposition TO reciprocate.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-30
COURT WILL ORGANIZE.

The new county court viii meet
Tuesday morning to organize for the
year. The court will consist of John
u. Sturm, Isaac L. Davisson and Dor
sey w. Cork, all Republicans. Mr..
Sturm will be elected president of the
court, succeeding Lee Maxwell, who
retires from the court at the end OF
the present year.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-30
of Subs scFiptiona Are Announced.
by Several the National
Magazines.

l3tHTsasBeefATEnseRG1El
i NEW YORK Dec. 8 G1wfnR 10
the Increased cost of white paper and
other Materials necessary to printing
and art work, several ma Eazines OF
national cIrcula1 lon announced Sat-
surday Increases IN the price of sub
scription. Other period dicaIs have at
ready Given not Ice OF u similar Jump
in6prices. Several OF the small mag
aZines In New York have suspended
pub Ion. ard others are pIanning
togmerge vi I'll pub bucations controlled
by the same interests
The rise In Bubscrtpti on prices an
nounced Saturd lay range from twenty
to tosthIrty-three5an and one q hfrd Der cent
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-30
.TlIOll5PS SONS. TRIAL
CONTINUED 10 MA Y
THREE ARRIVE

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 30Thet
first three of the fourteen aeroplanes
that set out Saturday on q I'll ghts from
Long island and Governors Island,
NJ Y., to the Philadelphia navysyard,,
arrived at III! IA S a. nl.s making the
trip ina little less than two hours.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-30
DENAIARKs REPLY.
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u tDT ThhnoGlATEol FRE5eo
WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.-Den-
marks reply to President Wilson'S
peace proposals was received Satur-
day by the state department.. 1t
agrees with that Of Norway present.
ed Friday The official COPY Of the
Swedish note reached Washington.
Saturday
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-30
CHARGES DISMISSED.

Chargeso OF assembl bling for immoral.
purposes against a man and woman
registered on the police docket as
t'Huse" and SMrs. Montgomery
were dismissed in police court Friday
evening when the prosecuting witness
failed to appear.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-30
tpy AsSeei.Trp pRrss,

1YASSoGlATEp PRESSl
WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.-In-
creased freight rates averaging thir-
teen cents a ton on bituminous and
camel. coal from western Pennsyl-
yania to Rochester and New York
and New England points Saturday
were found justified by the Interstate
Commerce Commission.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-30
DOES NOT KNOW

80 NJ tnv7AasociATEnI rREsG11 n a
WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.-Maior
General Funston commanding the
American forces on the Mexican bor-
der advised the war department Sat
5urday that he had been unable to sub
stantiate rumors that Felix Dtaz
flibustering party had crossed into
Mexico from the United States.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-30
snbmarIne lyIng shoal Euren CalfoEna
5 :. 3. 8 . . .. Q 9. {. {. Z. Q q.
CUNNING ACCIDENTS.
az An.eelArrp rrrss,

HARRISBURG, Pa. Dec. 80.
One hundred and two gun
ming accidents occurred in
Pennsylvania during the 1915
hunting season, according to
reports made public by the
state game commission Satur-
day. Thirty of these were fatal.
In the 1915 season there were
1S9 accidents, Of which twenty
nine were fatal.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-30
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COULTER PURPOSES TO
LIMIT PEOPLES APPETITE.

CHARLESTON, Dec. 30
State Senator c. G. Coulter, Of
the Seventh district, here from
Hinton, said he would introduce
in the 1917 legislature prohi-
bition measure that will legal
fze some of the practices now
constituting violations of the
prohibitory laws and to bring
revenue to the state. He main
tains that his bill will put an
end to illegal retailing through
out the state by making 1t pos
sible for any legal voter to have
shipped to his address certain
quantities Of alcoholic liquors
The Coalter bill provides that
county clerks become ex-oficio
deputy commissioners of pro-
hfbit1on and as such have the
right to issue permits allowing
holders to have shipped to their
address not more than two
quarts Of whiskey, four quarts
OF wine or two dozen pints of
beer not oftener than once
month.
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-30
CIWII WAR SERShAN
SNVERS FIEIs q AAPS

for i've years When he moved TO Mar
Itinsbug Where he engaged IN the
mercantile Business for a number ot
years firing of the mercantile busi7
ness. he pnrchased q large farm IN
sJenerson8 county and was prosper
Gus farmer for thirty years, wien he
sWaa forced TO retire onsaccopt of his
age Since that time he RESIDED with
his sons and daughter For the last
twelve years he spent the Ttnter
months at the home 81 his sou, pr
IA. r 1mbeElake. here. He WIS
life1ong member oe the Pres teT'islp
church and stauneh Christian gen
t1eman.
Surviving relati Ives Of the deeeaseo
man arc DR. IA =. tmbet5ale OF
this city, and p. 3. Timber iake. Of
Summit Point sons Joseph Tim Der
lake OF Sautsburgs and Ja1aeH
8dartin Timberlake. OF &e# 9ork'
sbrofhsrs; and MISS Izncreta g 1stnbef-
lake Of Stanton, Tas ana ms. 1d-
sVsard HemeboWet, Of w adesv1lle, Va,
sisters
The body was prepared 1or bqFLaa
ana VIII be Ion 20 Winch lester, Vi,
aaturda8 ntght aud funeral ser7icss
arSd burtnl VIII be held there. Friends
ysfslitng IL zee liz TtmbeIlaies may
40 50 by eaai3ng at the Binbsrlake
hore cif Oak street. before ss5Q
. 'ciosk teniEht when the ca7ket viii
he etesed-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-30
NARRo oH EsC CAPE,

When his automobile was struck
iby a treets car n Los Angeles Cali,
Haywood Il. Law. son Of Mr. and
Mrs. VIII sLaws of this city gas, was
thrown fortySdye feet but luckily es-
capped Sserious Injuries. The autono-
bile was MI- Law is
travelling alesnan for large mitch
concern. News of the accident was
received by MRS. LaR Ftrtday
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-30
SALE OF [ LIQUOR ].
Is Charged agaIrlst i Frank
GandiIoro and III is Jailed
by County Officers.

Frank candi orc, VIII D was recently
arrested 1ng come ctIonB Nth the ed cath
tie fornef,s 8 poo oonl at 425 Balti-
more street, Is asprisoner In the coun-
3ty jaiI as result of a raid OF the
pool room late Friday night by al
squad OF deputy sheriffB. and the
seizure of thirty pints of LIQUOR
there He is charged with violating
the prob hIbitI Ion law.
The officers declare they caught
iCandiloro making a sale ofswhiskey.
to certain person employed to buy
1T with a marked piece of currency.
ICandiloroi had been at liberty under
bail OF $3i 600 in the other case
against him. s u
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PITTSBURG DEC. 80. w. Trial or the
charges against u. ". Thompson. the
SUniontown capitalist, in connecticut
with the failure Of the First NATIONAL
Banl Of Uniontown. was aturdays scon-
stinued In the federal district court
here from January g to the May term
The petition was fled by the re-
fceivers for the bank, and by A. 2. Aus
tin, A. r. Cooper and CIR Schugham.
of the creditors protective commit
The pet1 1tions d declared that the 1mpoTt-
ant and comp1 Heated nature5o the bust
ness commit to their cares required
the constant and ind divided attention
and assistance OF Mr. hompson and
that his services are indispe pensabIe8 at
this time
The petition recited the recent sale
OF 1000 acres Of the Thompson coal
holdings asia part OF the business In
hand, and continued:
.tOthersmatterRo OF equal and greater
importance are pending and progress
ing in all of which the committee Is
compelled to rely for constant con-
lsultation upon Mr.. Thompson and
make constant demand upon his time.
we take this action without any sugs
gestion from Mr. Thonpson. being
moved to do so by the conYtctio that
his time and assistanc cegares esinYaluables
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-30
RosAMoNDS WATSON I DEAD. I

Rosamond Watson, q middle aged.
man OF Glenwood, died Friday night
IN a local hospital following a ashort
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-30

william A. HiddIebrook foreman!
OF the Hutchinson Coal Gompanyisi
inewsmfne at MT. Glare tssnots Worrying
about the car shortage or the price
OF coal today asEtheI Istork visited his
home at an early hour Saturday,
morning and left z me baby girl.
resume his dudes q tie mine Non
56hn 9 shaws OF West Iabefty 4
st5ttet q the cit5.
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MINE! .!I,!IE!:: e oR.E.Mli.!A.y.I !: ] E. !!
2. p. . =. =.

Happy IS Story Visits HIS Homo and
Leaves = Fine Baby Girl
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-30
STRAUSS rs DEAD. .


S &ociArKns gNE1 81
BERGIS Dec 30s Vienna de-
spatch announces the death of Ed
;WaFd ttailas the comp possr Of danee
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-30

IS lsrgs pink %
,pnls fa4etfe dun
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pole InVendef elnbrplQeteQ3
lender mofre ribbon CAUGHT
ME hat Is d beauty and
e the spring ssas6a.
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Ebatiste with VI de streamers
At The sd % The crown N
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