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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-21
Temple Making Ar
rangernents for Affair to
Be Held in May.

PAR.KERsBURG. March 21-
Nemesis Temple, of this city. is maxi
ing arrangements for a ceremonial
session, which will be held in Clarks-
burg in May, which they propose TO
make the biggest affair of the kind
that has ever been held within the
jurisdiction of the temple, and the
numer of novices who will cross the
hot sands will exceed one hundred.
The affair will occur in May, and
the illustrious potentate, "A. M. Il.
Cunningham. of clarksburg. Is al
ready preparing his address to the
Mobiles on that occasion, and Is also
arranging FOR the appointment OF the
committees to have charge of the at
fair. He has also asked q dispense
tion from the imperial potentate to
hold the meeting and this will be
granted. Nemesis Patrol, accom-
panied by Nemesis Oriental band,
will be among the principal features
OF the occasion. The patrol IL en-
gagged in drilling several nights In
the week, and rehearsals OF the band
are also OF frequent occurrence. as it
ls the Intention Of this organization
to be in the best shape possible to
render pleasing music to the Mobiles
when they gather at the Oasis OF
Clarksburg. The members OF the
Shrine temple will probably have a
special train from this city, as it is
the intention to send very large
delegation for the affair.
The itinerary for the patrol and
local Mobiles TO the Imperial council
meeting at Bnhalo N. Y. Ifi, July has
been arrange a and will be announced
In the near future. II VIII be g very
i.ieasant trtp. lccprding 10 the ~
fan ngtMents V4sieh have been made.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-21
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SAN ANTONIO. March 81. Keen
interest was shown by officers ut army
headquarters here today in every ru-
NOR concerning the fighting between
the forces of Francisco Villa and the
Carranza troops near Namaquipn. to-
ward which American troops we're
advancing last night.
The outcome OF the engagement
had not been reported by Genera!
Pershins. and General Funston ex-
pected 10 get his hrst newE from Mex-
lean Eources, The latest official re-
ports showed the three detachmenle
pt General Pershing's force riding
hard into the south. The prospects
for at least one OF them TO get into
contact with Villa appeared bright.
Along the line of communication
end at Casas Grandes enough troops
have been held to furnish support
ing force to any OF the three columns.
It was believed likely here that aero
planes would be above Villa and
would be able to keep General Per-
shlng informed of his new route If
he managed to extrlcate himself from
his encounter with the Carranza
troops.
Failure to secure immediate per-
mission to send supplies over the
Northwestern railway caused head
quarters today to continue TO route
supplies TO Columbus for transporta-
tion TO CasNs Grandes by automobile
trucks.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-21
By a Parkersburg Justice While
a CoIored Woman is Sent
to Jail by Him.

pARKERsBURG. March 21.-Two
Glarksburgers. who gave the names
OF Joe Murphy and Audrey Dun, who
were arrested several nights ago at
the Sixth street station, were given q
trial Monday before Justice Cunning
ham on charges of carrying LIQUOR
into the state and in the streets with
out the same being properly labeled.
The arrests were made by ]. Wall
ter Bee, the prohibition officer Nnr-
ply had two travelling bags. one cone
taining twenty-five and the other
twenty-four pints of liquor and this
amount was marked ON q small label
on the bottom oeathe handbags. Each
of the handbags contained an addI=
tional quart bottle OF liquor and the
labels were very indistinct. due 10
the rain, the defendant said. Bee
claimed that the name OF tho party
MAS Rosenheiin instead OF MURPHY
and that he had been informed at
Ciarksburg that le was a bootlegger.
The accused said that he wae unable
10 explain his nationality as he had
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-21
RIDING HARD TO ATTACK VILLA
Mr.. CORK WILL RUN
FOR COUNTY COURT
AT JUNE PRIMARIES

agcmcnt Of his own affairs. lie owns
three farms in the county and keeps
in close touch with the development
and needs OF the farming industry.
He is also substantially interested in
three OF the largest hanks OF the
county. and is n large independent
producer or oil and gus in Harrison
and adjoining counties. Thus he has
valuable first-hand information Of the
farming, commercial and industrial
conditions uf the whole county.
MIR. COrk's geographical location TOO,
makes him q very desirable candidate.
He resides on his farm in Grant dis
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-21
In the Observance of Spring
Dress Up in Clarksburg from
March 80 to April 8.

Great interest is being shown on
every hand in the observance in
Clarksburg OF Spring Dress Up from
March 80 to April s. and it promises
TO be the biggest trade event attempted
here in many years.
: "Dress Up" in a sense. is merely an-
other name for that instinct deeply
planted in tho best of humanity which
through all ages has led men and
women to struggle upward, to seek
unwaveringly to follow the beacon
light OF civilization.
at is all wrong, this Dress Up idea, :
says one objector. People are spend
ing too much now. We ought to be
preaching thrift instead of spending.
Probably 1t never occurred to this
man that IL his idea had dominated
our forefathers during the last few
hundred years, We would still be living
under conditions which obliged The
man who could AFFORD heaven hell
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-21
L!Qy9R APPEAL
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company is Allowed by
State Supreme Court.

CHARLESTON. March 91.-Be-
sides handing down scve opinions tho
supreme court today allowed IN ap-
pcal asked for by the Haltimoer and
Ohio railway company against tho
state relating to carrying more thHn
two quarts OF liquor In to West Vir-
glnia.
The case came up from Mineral
county. CaElain B. Avis, represent.
ing the Republican committee of Kan-
=awha county, asked the court for nm
alternative wrItEof nnndaMuA to
compel the Kanawha county c0nrt to
apn6int the list OF registrars present.
ed by Chairman s. II. Smith. When
the court considered the question
heretofore one member voted for, one
against Chairman Smiths list and one
member was absent.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-21
ENGAGEMENT ON THE SEA
FOUGHT BY DESTROY YERs
tnH Aahnala1rn nalnnI

LONDON. March 2t.-An engage
mont occurred yesterday OH the Bel
gian coast between -four BfItieh andl
three German destroyers. Two Of the
German vessels we're hit. -Four men
on the British boats were wounded s
Tie official account Of the action
follows:
Yesterday morning four Britisll de-
strdyers sighted three German destroy
cfs 6i the BE k1at coast The German
destFpyers tnfned and ran for Nee
sbrugges chased by our own destroyer
Shots were exchanged during This
short running light and two enems
boats we're observed to have been lift
Our casualties were four men wound
ed"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-21
GREAT INTEREST
is BEING SHOWN

those who could MOTTO have other
men carry him in q chair through the
city streets knee deep in mud. while
other men walked before and in back,
carrying torches to light the way. the
party not knowing at what moment
some band OF thieves might appear TO
put the attendants TO rout and slay
their employer.
Now education is the birthright OF
every man and woman-the door OF
opportunity that stands open to all
ambition beckons to the humblest as
to the highest. and in the development
OF the individual, clothes today are a
very important factor. People take
us for what We seem and our clothes
give us our seeming.
"Put off the old, put on the new is
the slogan of Spring Dress Up in
Clarksburg and our people need no
urging to adopt this slogan as fact.
The spirit OF cooperation aong the
merchants and the great interest
among the people generally give as-
surance that Spring Dress Up win be
q fashionable and sensible success. e
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-21
Rl0TING IN IRELAND
BL SINN FEM MEN
tar AsseelArEn rREsal

LONDON. March 21.-sinn Fein
rioters fired on the police Monday
night. Three of the police were
wounded.
The rtoting occurred at Tullamore.
Kings county, Ireland. A police SER
geant was wounded seriously and a
county inspector and district In
spector received slight wounds.
Tullamore is a town Of about 5000
inhabitants, fifty-eight miles west OF
Dublin. 1t has q considerable trade
in agricultural produce.
There have been intimatIons of dis
turbed conditions in some parts OF
ireland in several recent dispatches.
on March Ia, the police Of Cork raid
ed the residences of the principal of
fcIals Of the Sim Fein party and
seized arms and documents.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-21
Popular and Widely Known
Business Man Will Make
Race for Commissioner.

The great Importance to the entire
people Of the office Of county commits
sioner being fully recognized by every
thoughtful citizen. II is OF more than
passing political and public interest
that Dorsey W. Cork. OF Mount Clare,
has consented 10 become candidate
for tho Republican nomination for the
vacancy on the county court to cnsuc
at the retirement OF Commissioner Lee
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-21
BULGARIAN TROOPS TO
SCATTER MANY MINES

+ MILAN, via, Paris March ~ a
bucharest despatch to the secolo
says that the BulgarIans are making
extensive military preparations alonE 2
the Rouinanian frontier. "A number
OF boats laden with mines have HI
rived at Giurgevo aud II IS believed
that the Bulgarians intend 10 scatter
the mines broadcast In the Danube.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-21
FIRE DESTROYS HOUSE.

The homc of Mrs. Mamie Mace, 404
Monticello avenue. was totally de-
stroyed by fire about IL o'clock Mon
day night. The loss is between 81 900
and $1,000. All the household belong
ings were burned. The central fire de-
partment made . quick run to the
scene of the fire but the building was
cnveloped In flames when they ar
rived there. Mrs. Mace had been living
in the house only about four weeks.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-21
John Driseoll

John .Driscoll, OF Hampton. Va, Is
the last survivor of the old United
States Monitor. conquerer of the
Merrimac in the Civil war. After the
famous naval battle President Lincoln
summoned the Monitors crew to
Washington and told them If anyone
ever wanted a favor it would only
he necessary to ask 1t. Driscoll. now
seventy-six. never asked anything of
the United States until recently. when
lie told the navy department trip
through the Panama canal on a war
ship before he died would make him
happy
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-21
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(hY AsaoeIkTfp PaE1D
F'AIRM0NT, March 21.-Motions
to quash the indictments against L. G..
Race. Of Cleveland. o.. formerly Of
Fairmont. and j. r. Linn, in CON
nection with the failure of the Clti-
zens' Dollar Savings Bank were over
ruled Tuesday by Judge w. s. Hay
mond In the circuit court. The time
for trial will be set late TUESDAY.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-21
BRANDY AND RUM
Escape the Embargo Procia-
nation of the King in Ref
erenCe to Luxuries.
otsy tEsoelsrrp rssss,

LONDON, March 21.-EAlrther re-
strictlons on the importation Of illxur-
les were imposed today. At "a meeting
of the privy council King George
signed a proclamation prohibiting the
bringing in of automobiles, motor
cycles, various musical instruments,
such as player pianos and phono-
graphs. and spirits and other strong
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-21
TAYLOR GEORGE
viii BE Taken to Baltimore Hospital
for Treatment.

". Taylor George. a prominent Re-
publican politician whose home Is at
Philippi. and who has been a patient
in the Kessler hospital here for two
weeks or more, will be taken to Bal
ttmore Tuesday night on the Balti-
more and Ohio passenger train No. 4,
and will enter a Baltimore hospital
for treatment. MIR. Georges con4t-
tion did not change much while in
the local hospital
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-21
.M0T0R WATER WAGONS
First Ever Used by the United
States Army Are to Be in
Service in Mexico.
tpr AaaoclA1rn rREh1.

NEW York, March 21.-Three mot
or water wagons, said to be the first
ever used by the United States army,
will be in service in the campaign
against General Villa in IL few days.
Manufacturers have promised to ship
the cars from Boston today by fast
freight for III Paso. The bids for
them were opened hero Saturday by
government agents and were ordered
at $1,000 for each car.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-21
TRAIN DELAYED HERE.

Baltimore and Ohio fast passenger
train No. 3 was delayed twenty nin-
tites at the local station while private
car occupied by a show troupe which
came Ia from Pftfsbufg was placed
ON tho rear end OF the train. The show
troupe WAS stock compaiiy which
VIII spend the week al Parker sblig.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-21
VIOLENT ATTACksARE
BEING MADE ONCE MORE

PARIS. March 81 German forces
again made violent ATTACKS in the
Nerdun sector weHt of the Mouse last
night. The war office announced to
day that the Germans had gained mo
success except that they obtained a
slight footing southwest OF Malan-
court wood.
East of the wood, the night WAS
calm.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-21
RUSSIANS FORCE
AUSTRIANS BACK
MEXICAN POLICY
Argument Results In the MlF-
der of a Fellow Worker by
a Greek with a Gun.
,av Aausu,Avsn rHEua,

CNNONSBl 'RCi. PU. March 2I.-An-
gcrcd because his follow workmOn
attacked the Mexican policy or PrOsi-
dent Wilson. Marcus ArEeriE. ago SO.
Greek, is alleged 20 have shut and
killed Gustave Sells. r'sr Greek. Mt
a boarding house in East Canonshurg
early today.
Immediately after the shooting Ar
gcrIs went to tho home or Constable
Miller, where he surrendered.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-21
nuNAcY CASE.

The county lunacy commission
Tuesday examined the mental CON
dition Of Joe Piluso. Of New Chief
tain. A religious mania afIiicts him.
He was Jailed Sunday and he spent
Monday night talking" to Jesus.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-21
VILLA BANDITS ROUTED.
,sy Assoe.A,rp psrs,,

tRNA9boelAfEp PREsu1
TORREoN, Mex, March 21.-Go
ernment troops have routed a band OF
Villa, followers at Trinidad. killing
eighteen men and capturing sixteen
saddle horses, They pursued the
tandi, as far IS Jtnulco.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-21
Latter Evacuate BridgeI1ead
FortifiCationS and Abandon
Transport on DnieSter.
MORE VIOLENT ATTACKS
British and German Destroyers
Engage in Battle Off the
Coast of Belgium.
tBV ASSOCIATED FRREBi

BERLIN. MARCH, 91.-French posi-.
tiOnS northeast Of AvOcOurt were cap.
turpd by The Germans who took $500
prisoners, the war office announced
Tuesday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-21
OLD iPERS IAN CAPITAL
IS TAKEN BY RUSSIANS
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LONDON, March 21&A Reuter-
despatch from Teheran-s says that Rus
sian forces entered Ispahan. the old
capital OF Persia on March 1s.
Ispahans is one Of the important cit
les of Persia with d population OF
so 900. IL is 21s miles soutlteast OF
Teheran.
drinks, With the exception Of brandy
and rum.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-21
BIG CEREMONIAL
SESSION IN CITY
.+4+4+4 s444444 . :
AN AWFUL DEED.
tnv AssoeIATEn PRE1Bl

GREENSBORO, n. c., March
21.-DanIel g. Patterson, for
merly a railroad man here,
shot and killed his four chill
dren while they slept Tuesday
and then killed himself. He is
believed to have been temporar-
fly insane.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-21
THE WEATHER

Unsettled tonight and Wednesdl
Warmer tonight In west portion.
Warmer Wednesday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-21
MUST STAND TRIAL.

/. I. I. ++* Z = = + : $3.50
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-21

Of the Telegram r. moro than double
tho net paid circulation OF the
other Clarl<sburg paper.
Putnam patriot., 1916-11-03
Bradley Theatre

Tonight, tine faVorite co-stars, ,fOwen Moore and Hazel Dawn in picturiza ton of Edgar Selwyns great stage play, "Under Cover" Paramount picture in five acts, that should be a decided success, first because of the two wonderful stars in it, and second becauss of the sterling worth of the play itself and last because it's a Para mount picture. Also Col. Heeza Liar will be there in new Bray cartoon comedy.
 Saturday, there is great treat for all photoplay fans, in that Triangle presents the delightful little star Dor othy Gish in the wonderful "ktdR picture "The Little Schoolms m, /" the cast includes the celebrated group of Triangle "kiddiesH who are marvel ously fine actors and actresses in spite Of their very young years. We have arranged 10 have special school child fen's performance al ten o'clock Satur- day morning to see this very fine play, We urge you to send your children to see picture that they may see, with benefit as well as amusement
 Monday here again, "His Royal Niosp Douglas Fairbanks in smash. ing thrilling photoplay called "tlirt- ing with tsten in which the indimit- nble "Dougo outdoes itself. It's a real picture that has just enough ac- ton in 1t to make your blood course take high speed. There will also be the customary half hour of laughter with the latest Keystone.
 Tuesday the beautiful Anita Stew art in new play called "Daring of Diana" " l.. S. k. feature in five acts. We also beg to announce that on Tuesday ethis theatre will open till midnight with continuous progrum Of pictures, and election returns by a special wire will be given from the stage just AS soon as they are reported Admission ten cents.
 adv
Putnam patriot., 1916-11-03
PUTNAM NEWS

 .r-.......-....s-...::-:. .:-....-.---'-----s.
 Frank Hogan Of Boston spent Sun day with his wife on Grove street.
 A. Blanehette motored to Lowell Monday.
 Clovis L.sCsrpenter and wife have returned from their wedding trip.
 Mrs. Fl. E. Levitt of New London sas the guest of relatives on Tuesday.
 ". J. Bartlett .snd family motored 10 Springfield Sunday.
 Rev. C. ]. Hartman entertained his brother, l.. c. Hartman. Tuesday night.
 Ernest Guerin succeeds William Vandele as clerk in Farey's grocery store.
 Miss Annie Randall, South adaia street. has been entertaining Mrs. Frank Rhodes of Providence.
 Edward Burt returned Friday even ng from 8 weeks vacation spent in- New York and Boston.
 Nrs. Edward Golisehalk of Roehes ter, \. F., is the guest of Hermon G. Carver and daughter, school street
 There wilt be special lprogFam of entertainment st the regular meeting ofeogr' City ot Pntnam, F. of A. nexl Monday night.
 Georpe Sidebotfem, formerly ems played at the MaHhHszet mill, has fe= moved with his family to East Hamp- Ion. Mass.
 Principal Handy has removed rom Grove street te Chapman street into the house made vacant by the removal of Mrs Medbury and her mother to Grove street.
 4 South Main street young lady hung suit on the clothes line in the rear of her home. When,she csme 10 take it in 1t was gone. Tramps from the railroad are being blamed for the disappearance.
 The regular meeting of the French Ganadisn Cercle q d'Advancement will be held Sunday evening, the regular meeting night falling on Tuesday, election night. There will be a dem oustrstion of how to use the ballot.
 The restaurant on Pomfret street i, formerly Maheu's restaurant, will be closed few days for improvements and repairs It will reopen Saturday or Monday AS first class eating house under new management
Putnam patriot., 1916-11-03
Empire Theatre

Big stars, big stories, excellent pho tngraphy, skilled direction. sfrd all the elements of successful produc- ton gre found in each .picture shown at this theatre. Stars who made fea- lures famous now appear in our one, two and three reel pictures as well as five reel features. These pictures are the very acme of quality and in all of them you will ina stars.
 Tomorrow Saturday, the Biograph two part Indian drama, the Iaqui Cur, and Lubin three part drama, Prisoners of Conscience, are the fea' lures.
 Leah Baird and Van Dyke Brooke are the stars in The Primal Instinct, a Nitagraph drama in three parts will be shown Monday. Merely Mother, a heart interest Biograph drama in two parts will also be on the program.
 Tuesday, Grace Darling and Harry Fox in Mimosa San, Beatrice Fair fax drama in two parts, and The Princely Bandit, two part drama, featuring Grace Cunard snd Francis Ford are the special alHrcHons. Other
 .~el features including an t-rreed vii aiSo ss saeWn.
 Persons who wish 10 hear election returns Tuesday evening can do so and ,d the same time see an excellent pro. 3tnn of the motion pictures at this theatre as the returns will be read from the stage and shown on the screen.
 Inc performance will start at : o'clock Tuesday evening and continue until midnight.
 Wednesday, Marin Sais and Ollie I.;,khv sn The Social Pirates and a four part General film masterpiece will be shown.
 A tMo past episode of Liberty lea. tusing Marie Waicamp, Jack Holt and Eddie Polo, Husks of Love, three ,,art drama with Claire Mcdowell and Violet Mersereau in The Angel of the Aftle are tae features for Thursday.
 Friday, Flora Parker Dehaven In The ~sekers, Red Feather phetanias in five parts. ads
Putnam patriot., 1916-11-03
New Telephones

Installed for week ending Oct. 2sth: 0. J. Maynard, 162 Woodslk Ave 40l 5 Jerry A Winslow, l6l Church St. 3ll5 E. H. Evans, Is Wilkinson St 3G9 Frank C. Cotton, 2l Franklin St. 67.l2 r. Clouiier, 39 Main St. 22 Bert Johnson, Woodstock 313-iZ Andrew Murdoek, Pomfret Cen. 23s 23 Dr. II. w. Burnett, Thompson s 5 l. l.. Cham berlain, Moodstk Val. 3e4 1
Putnam patriot., 1916-11-03
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY At The Store of Edward W. Mullan GOODS DELIVERED TO ANY PART OF THE CITY
 FOR CASH

Stt
 Good eggs, dog 34c Best tub creamery butter, ID 5oe IA lbs Fine Grsnulated Sugar. sl.OO To
 the purchaser of pound of
 Coffee at DOC milk or soda crackers 10 5e boxes Matches 2oc Halchet Brand ketchup, botBe, loc fancy corn or peas, can SC iancy tomatoes, for 25e value can He cans tIams, string Beans or
 BeeIs 20c ' bars Welcome soap Zoe large pkge Snow Boy washing
 Powder, loc Hershey's cocoa, can l5c bettles ketchup, Onion salad or
 mugs M Mustard, zoc : rolls toilet paper, Zoc Afn * Hammer soda or corn
 starch pkge DC shredded whe4t, pkge lOe pkgs Kellogg eofni1azes Zoe Ramiord baking powder ID z4e fancy shrimp can 9e iafee jar chipped beef CT bacon Z3e Old Dutch Cleanser, eaa sc Goods delivered t0 any part of tine city. Telephone orders given prompt attention.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-06-16
Public Local Laws

Local Laws for hartford County pnss-
ed by the General Assembly of Mary
land. 1915, and published by authority
OF the County Commissioners of llnr.
ford County.