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Washington Journal., 1916-11-17
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9e merifanife RomnrHion, 0eren aufgobe es it Die Sdpireg
feien gpHben 4merifa uno 0fertfo aus Dem 8ege 5t ibafen, befinoe
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bdtten Sic Serren ser merifonHden &ommnipn nf einen beIimnten
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nifion iharfer @orte Die omerifanhden 9fplomoten ltelten On Die
rerfanihe gegierrng ons folgen6e 4niuben: Merifo mobte ben Br.
Staaten ge1taHen, Sruppen nmb CHIHUAHUA gu ienoen, Die Siaa uno feline
9nbGnger unid10li6 MAIDEN ioqen; Dem amerifoniiden Soften &ral8
m0dte Sic grloubnis ertelt mer0en, Der Snpbus epidemic IN Werifo
Ginbot 8u gebeen uno 81 ieuern. Ge merifaniiden Sertreer lblugen
oiie 4nerbietung fur5peg ob. 9on Cabrera orlfte ib oabtn aus, Dob
a2erifo mobl inranoe fa, feline bausIihen Sfmerigfeiten ollein 81
oronen. Gum eren y9ol felt Der Gibrng ia mes gu elmer betigen aas-
einanoerfebrng, rno 5par BON Soften 0es 9alptes Der merHanl1hen
&onlnrHnion. @ie es ibt beBt, mill Garrun3o ME 5ngeben1 bob cine
frenloe @taft in oe merfonH6en Angeegenbeiten eingrefe Wfon nimnrt
iebt nit Siderbeit an, odB Os gerin9ite WeiBperitanOniB 5pnben ben bi-
oerietgen @ertrehrn Sic auf6fune Der &onmiiiion nod l9 8eben per=
be. @ines rebt felt: 81 eInen1 befrieoigenoen Mb1hlu1e miro eS unhr
Sen qeqenudrtgen ~llm1anoen nibt fonlnten. 9as freunolide gngebot
1nlerer Gegierung miro jebt BON merifonifder Sete oIs %gnniihung in
oe mertfoniiden @ngeegenbeten betruftet Wan miro ST. einens piria
meren WeiHel greHen minen. @u8olfrom".
Washington Journal., 1916-11-17
ste6t Triebe in Mnsiidt?

Sn letpr 53at lpudt man in europa bel bonn 6rie0en. SIN Iage
ueinen miro ouf Die @eidafenbeit ienes 6rieoens bingepielen, Der oieem
ariege folgen ia. Gin ebrner, oo1ernber 6rieoe miro bon Aqen Der
Iangt uno in Ausfdt geeqt. Sn england, III 0eutlhlano, IN ynBlano,
Seferrei6 uno Sronfrei) oisfuhert man beute bml unb oft lber ben ffnf
tigen sSreoen.
Sinh oiie aGgeueinen Sinmeiungen nidt cine late Sprade fir
einen unmitelbar g%epitniften Srie0en2 SSH man bernit onoeutal
ooB gon3 europa oes blutgen Shlodtens mioe lit uno i6 nod &ube
lno Srieoen iebnt? @epiB, ubera1 III europa pinfdyt man 5reoen,
obwobl 0ie1er laut ousgeornfte Sebniuhtsgeoonfe oft unterorMft miro
1no fb elmer boberen gutorhdt bergen muB. gnglono gbt t6 Den 4n-
ftein, oLs mean es bonn 6reoen gegenp6rhg nibts nien min; uno bod
Iehnt Th fdner mebr oanaGb aS qeraoe england uno i1ne Maierten.
sranfreid pmBt ben leBten GropPn 8ltes aus ieinen berie6enoen Got
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srieoen uno gf6e. gur gu germ pirDen Berlin unO 8ien Srieoen fdlie=
BEN jeOob etnen ebrenooaen Grie6en. pie berbinoeten geuiben maren
itts fegren6 uno Elm meuerer 8eriu6 Der Jenoe, 9eutihano gum Safe
al bringen, muB bete pergebider 1ein oenn ia 9eutidlono fam ndt
befegt uerOen, erflarte nenGt iogar Elm englilb frelnoliber idpeseri.
5her acknowledgements. 8e AaHerten pien Dies i6on Iange; ooh
ibr abgefmnpftes nno ~berhartetes @epiien madt ibnen feline gorpurfe
ipenn fe nod LANCER ibre Iruppen binopprn obne ausii6t alf cine Bel
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fh oa5n nod ni6t beret erflGrent &onnten Die Ser. Staaten babel be-
biHlib iein2 Mro Brdfoent 8iTon iene guten 0ienite als l~lnterbGno=
Ter anbieten2 Soften mir es. @uWolfram". Z
Washington Journal., 1916-11-17
Ser @olf im GdafsfleiO."

Sic Gage bonger Grwortlrng fms iet fir sic beDen &raitoentibatS
amoionen poribcr. Ger @Iria lit aeia1cn uno 5oar gu @rnfen Deg
Icrtreers ser 8cmofroteu, ocs @errn @ooOrom 8tion. Serr Su0bes
lit nit elmer qertngen 9luralitdt ouf Soften oeS Serrn Nihon bele9t nor
Sen. gm Iabten 9ienstag abenO, Dem Gogcoer 8obL ibien eS fot ais
moate oas 6atlm 6crrn &ugbe8 otSerforen boben, bod nod IN Der Noft
BON DfenstoQ of @ithpob wenocten bic @6tter ibc 9nlo pom Sfepra-
5entonten Ser Hepublfancr o6 mo blidten NIT oa i6rer Cite mt ben
Niihrer Der Demofroten. Nm @tHhuod muroe es Alen FLAIR, oaB SEER
@iGpn meitne bier Sabre 0a8 &SeBe &aus bepobnen 1no beberrlhen
mer0e
GfeIe Gepu6lnuner baen nod Dor etner @ode nidtS bon Der 8e.
1tedrutd hires TSihrers b0ren moQen; 1m0 0od mar eS 1fon Dor etnem MOO
nate Dem Siefer6liden0en for geporOen, Dob Serr @ugbes1 nit Hoolpelt
I'M 2aqer, uf fGnen SRg boHen fonnte uo ourfte. Ser WDlf I'M SdDafss
fIio botte ben Gepubifonern ben EooeSltoB periebt. ln0 Oteer bertappte
@oIf Sbeo0or GooIebe[t, bari i6 beute rIlbnten, Die Nepubltfaner 5nt
Sa u0 sur Nuoerluge gebradt 81 baben. Seine tortpabrenDen Mn=
onffe of sic 0eut{honerifoner ber1riahten, DOB 0te1e IN 1bren 8lnnben
an Suqbes Iuuonfeno fDuroen uno 8u Ser onOeren Seite ibergingen
gYiIton cine Nebrbet bon 6OOo Stimmen ge9eber boben Isle botte man
aud bon 0en Oeuhhen perlangen f6nnen, fr einen Wtann 81 1tlntn1eh,
in 6eiien 2ooer f5 ir er6iterter 6eino oufbieltl Ser ltnibplng untcr
ben 0eutIhanerfanern Iebte unnitebdr nab Oen Mngrffen &ooieOehS
elm. Serr Sugbes gb fb feline ooer oub MIR lpenig @fubes Die 9eutid-
onerifoner in Sdub 5u nebmen gcgen Die infanen Acknowledgement pes
berfappten @oles. 8enn fb Serr @ugbes iet, oa er 3et genug bat
Die gan3e Nngelegenbett etnmal fmr Dor Iugen flbren ipiiroe, nunBe er
apeiellos Den @runo Idner gde0erlage IN Gbeooor Nooenet eben.
SbIbon fb Die 0eutffe GreHe 0es 2an0eS benubte, flr Serrn 9ngbes
4ropaganoa 3u MAIDEN, fonnte tie ooh nht ben gepnn1ften erpg err
3ieen. Sbeooor &ooleoelt NOR ons gefirdtete 1no gebaBte 8e1penlt I'M
2ager ser gepubIifaner u0 Dee 8eutfden moQten ftb nift einem frog
Iihen fnbrer unDertruuen. Drum mag Serr Sngbe5 fb beue nift
uun6ern, parum er rnterlae. 9as geoutmte 0eutidomerifonertum NOR
fir i'm, Iolonge GopIebet Stiqidmegen beobabtete. Soften mir oB
SEER @iIon in ben fonn1enoen Sabren ieiner Gegierung ben @rDartr1=
gen bes ImerHanertuns gered3t meroen miro. -08olfran".
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-11
WASHBURN IS NAMED
SPECIAL ASSIST ANT


the 500 Line and was employed in the
agents Office at Gladstone, Mich. La
ter he was transferred to the freight
department, where he was employed
as a soliciting agent from 1893 to
1896.
Mr.. Washburn invented the Wash
burn car coupler in 1896 and 1897
and engaged in the manufacture Of
this railroad appliance.
Mr.. Washburn projected and built
the Bismark, Washblrn and Great
Falls railroad, in North Dakota, dur
ing 1898, and during the next two
years was general manager in charge
of all the company's operations.
which included besides a coal mine,
grain elevators, two hotels and two
steamboats,, the "Washburn" and the
Expansion. This company at that
time commenced operating the first
wheat barges on the Missouri river.
Incorporating the Washburn Com
pany, railroad supply company at
Minneapolis. in 1901, Mr.. Washburn,
while president OF the concern, de-
veloped a number otrailroad devices
and took out patents for fifty such
appliances. Mr.. Washburn also built
and operated q steel company In Min
neapolis, from 1906to 1908 and dur
ing the next two years developed q
method Of making steel. He entered
the employ Of the Baltimore and Ohio
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-11
To President Daniel Willard
with His Headquarters ii
the City of New York.

BALTIMORE, Feb. President
Daniel Willard, of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, has announced the ap-
polntment of Edwin G. Washbum as
special assistant to the president,
with headquarters in New York,
Mr.. Washburn Ia son of the late
United States Senator w. d. Wash
burn, of Minnesota. Previous 10 en-
terIng Baltimore and Ohio service
five years ago, he filed various posi-
tions with the Minneapolis, St, Paul
and Sault Ste. Marie, $500 Line /;
the Great Northern and other rail-
roads in the northwest and was ac-
tive in the development of railroad
and coal mining properties and sew
eral Industrial enterprises in the
northwest.
Born April IL, 1870, Mr.. Washburn
started railroad work as a machin-
ist's apprentice with the 500 Line.
in 1887. One year later he was trans
ferred to the passenger department
and in 1890 was identified with the
engineering department of the same
company. In 1891 he was engaged
on a survey Of the Montana Central
railroad. now a part Of the Great
Northern, over the Rocky mountains.
Completing this work, he returned 70
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-11
IN lard CANS
Carefully Covered with Lard
Whiskey is Found by
Watchful Officers.

Methods Of dodgln the prohibition
law seem to be without number. The
latest scheme is to conceal whiskey
in five gallon lard cans and put a
heavy layer of lard upon top of 1t.
This plan was brought to light
Thursday night when Deputy Sheriff
Laco Wolfe and ]. II. Tenney, deputy
state commissioner of prohibition,
seized three such cans in the Traders
alley restaurant OF George Walker,
colred. The cans were taken after the
officers had watched the restaurant
from a place of concealment and had
noticed that an unusually large
quantity Of lard seemed to be re-
quired for cooking purposes. The
whiskey beneath the layer OF lard
WIS in pint bottles.
Walker was taken to the county jail,
along with the cans of whiskey, to
await trial, or hearing, before a
magistrate.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-11
MEETINGS
At Bridgeport are Growing in
Interest andPoWer with the
Attendance Increasing.

The Brininstool evangelistic meet
ings at Bridgeport are growing in in
terest and power The attendance
increases each service. The Rev. A.
b. Withers says I'VE never head the
gospel message presented more ear
nestly, tenderly or clear in our lives
than Mr.. Brininstool is now doing.
His messages are SO clear and so
searching that II would seem that
this would be supreme opportun-
ity for every man or woman who is
deep at heart anxious for the better
life. The preacher is man Of deep
conservation, spirlt-tilled and led. and
the power of God accompanies his
work. We have no man in the state
that is in more demand for evangel-
istic work than he. Though a busy
pastor of large church, he has had
thirteen invitations this season from
as many cities and towns. for such
meetings. He has felt led, however,
to Bridgeport. turning down most OF
the other calls. Each afternoon at
2:30 he speaks to Christians, and
each evening at 1880 to the general
audiences"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-11
LINCOLN DAY
To Be Observed in the Court
House Saturday Night is
Announced.

Following is the program Of Lin
coin birthday exercises in the court
house Saturday:
Call to order-7:30 p. m.
Object of the meeting stated by
Charles G. Coffman, chairman.
Song-."America.
Invocation prayer.
Song-"Golumbia, the Gem Of the
Ocean,"
Address-Homer w. Williams.
Song-"The Star Spangled Ban
ner."
Reading of and comments on, Lin.
coins Gettysburg address-Judge
Raymond Maxwell,
Song-"Marching Through Geo.
gia."
Short talks on the life of Lincoln
by w. NJ. Morris, Felix o. Sutton
Judge James w. Robinson and the
Rev. Mr.. Hurley.
Song-"When the Roll is Called
Up Yonder."
Address by the Rev. H. c. Nor
rison, the silver-tongued orator and
Christian evangelist Of Kentucky.
Everybody is invited to be present
and participate in the exercises and
thereby do honor to our beloved ant
martyred president.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-11
SPEAKING TOUR
Made by A. D. Williams, State
Road Engineer, Will End on
Saturday Evening.

MoRGANToWN, Feb. 11.-state
Road Engineer A. D. Williams will
arrive home Saturday from weeks
speaking tour, during which time he
delivered four addresses. His mos,
important address was delivered on
Wednesday evening at the University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, N.
c., at the annual good road school
Of the state highway commission Of
North Carolina. On Friday evening
he will speak at big mass meeting
of good road enthusiasts at Romney
He has received number of other
invitations to speak at various places
in Kentucky, Tennessee and Other
southern states, but was forced tc
decline, owing to several pressing
matters in his Offices here.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-11
FUNERAL SERVICES
Over Body of Mrs. Anna Moore
Will Be Held at 9 O'clock
Saturday Morning.

Mrs. Anna Moore aged Al years,
wife of Luther Moore, an employe
of the Clarksburg Gas and Electric
Company at its Monticello avenue
plant, and former stage manager at
the Robinson Grand theater and the
old Traders Grand Opera House, died
at o'clock Thursday evening in a
local hospital following an operation.
Surviving relatives of the deceased
woman are Luther Moore, her hus-
band; Mrs. Daniel Mulheran and
Miss May Moore, daughters. and
John Cooney, brother.
The funeral services will be held
at 9 o'clock Saturday morning at the
church of the Immaculate Conception
and the burial will be in Holy Cross
cemetery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-11
QUEER CASE
In Which Damages Are Claim
ed Comes before Compen-
sation Board.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 11.-Going
from work in different directions dur
ing a binding snows,orm, George
Anderson, OF Davis, and H. L. Best
collided. A lighted cigar in Best's
mouth struck Anderson in the eye,
destroying the sight.
Anderson has presented claim
to the workmen's compensation de-
partment, saying he was in the em-
ploy Of subscriber to the compen-
sation fund at the time Of the acci-
dent and that he entitled to COM
pensation for the injury. The APP
pllcation Is without parallel in the
history Of the fund.
Accidents to the number OF nine
ty-one were reported to the work
mems compensation department:
There was only one fatality This is
the largest number Of accide tents for
my one day sincetke depar rtlnept was
u IE@
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-11
SELECTED
IS Date for the Holding Of the
New Lewis County
Fair.

The Lewis County Agricultural As
sociation will hold Its first annual
fair at the now fair grounds, just
above Weston, the week beginning
September 49,
The new track now being built
promises to bo one of the best half
mile tracks In the United States. The
grading will have been completed in
due time for the track to be fully
settled. The grand stand. floral hall
and judges stand will be In accord
with the most modern buildings. the
contracts for which are soon to be
let. A noticeable feature is the con-
crete archway, eliminating all danger
In passing under the track.
The officers are as follows: r. II.
Hall. president; A. A. Rohrbou:h,
vlce-prisident: Walter A. Edwards,
treasurer; DR.. George 1. Keener.
secretary and A. F. Whelan. Jr., as
sistant secretary.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-11
CANCELLED
Are Concerts in Montreal and
Ottawa on Account of Ger
mans Being in Orchestra.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE DAM
rosch New York Symphony orchestra
has cancelled its engagement to give
concerts in Montreal and Ottawa,
Can, because OF objections that have
been raised there TO German mem
bers of the orchestra. The manager
Of the Symphony Society Of New York
announced today that the contracts
were postponed in view of the unrest
created in Ottawa by the recent de-
plorable destruction of the parlia-
ment building there and since articles
in Ottawa newspapers had appeared
protesting their coming because OF
their German BIRTH. The manager
added that five German-born nlu-
sicians, who had not yet received
their second American citizen papers
are members Of Damrosch's orches-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-11
FOR GRAND bury
is Held under Charge
of Attempting to Kill His
Mother -in-LaW.

Under a charge Of attempting to
kill his mother-in-law, Mrs. Lilly
Church. by firing three pistol shots
at her few days ago at her home In
Glen Elk No. 2, Clarence Prunty, a
young man, was held for the grand
jury at the close OF a hearing late
Thursday before Magistrate T. G..
Nlcewarner. The bullets alleged to
have been fred by young Prunty went
wild and did not strike Mrs. Church.
Prunty was remanded to jail in
default OF bond. He is yet to be
heard under a peace warrant sworn
out in the same court by his wife,
who alleges that he threatened to
kill her.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-11
IWiII Not Come Out Publicly
against any of President
Wilson'S Policies. .
IEMTERs PRIVATE LIFE.
Says He Would Not Accept the
Nomination for Governor OF
State of New Jersey.

NEW YORK, Feb. 11.--Lindley NJ.
Garrison, former secretary Of wal,
announced here Friday that he i'm
tended 10 retire absolutely" from
politics md public life, He said he
would not discuss his resignation
from any political angle
MIR, Garrison intimated. however.
that llo might do something" in the
matter Of giving support TO the move-
ment lniavor of a continental army.
the Issue upon which his resignation
hinged. This intimation came In re-
sponse 10 a question put by newspa-
permen as to whether he would give
his moral support to those who con-
tlnue urging the policy Of a continent
tai army. q
II cannot answer that question:,
said thciormer secretary Of war, "be-
cause would infringe upon politics.
I say this to you so that later should
] decide to do something you will
not say that l tried to deceive you"
Mr.. Garrison was asked II he In
tended tOfollow the example Of Mr..
Bryan anl come out publicly against
any of Mr., Wilson's policies"
Absolutely not" was the reply
would you accept the nomination
for governor OF New Jersey?" was
another question asked.
II would not accept the nomina-i
tion for governor OF New Jersey II
the certificate Of election was handed
to me ona silver platter. he said.
Mr.. Garrison in response to further
questions Ssaid that he had no knowl-
edge OF the intentions Of any other
membeSof the cabinet to resign.
In respect to his own resignation
he said he had consulted with no
other cabinet member, although AS
sistant aecretary breckenridge waas
aware ofhis Intentions. '
While Secretary Lane was being
considered In official quarters as u
likely choice for secretary of war, 1t
was ,lndcrstood that the president
has underconsideration the names OF
two or three other men and will not
make an appointment before weigh
ing their qualifications carefully.
The. preSident has already made up
his mind 10 appoint a Democrat to
the place. II was said In well In
formed circles that he Will not be
from NewIerseynor from the South.
Former Governor Walsh, Of Massa-
chusetts, Secretary Houston, former
Governor harmon, Of Ohio; and for
mer Mayor Baker. of Cleveland, were
added to The names being discussed
Former Governor Adams, Of Colorado,
was beinglalked Of as possible suc-
cessor OF Secretary Lane. 1t was tifl-
derstood, however, that at least ono
of the mon being considered has not
been mentioned publicly for the posi-
tion.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-11
MUCH MONEY
WILL Be SPENT
IN THE STATE
In the CONSTRUCTION of Good
Roads as Shown by a Tab
uIated Report.
.srEelAL ro tnItIL.enAAl

MORGANTOWrN, Feb. 11.-That tho
state OF West Virginia is fast ASSUME
ing leadership among the forty-elght
states in the union In the matter Of
road Improvement is indicated by the
fact that a sum aggrcgating $4,0O0,0OO
will be spent during the ensuing year
in this state in the construction Of
permanent roads. This, however, In
cludes the sum to be voted upon by tho
taxpayers of Doddrldge. Wetzel, Pres
ton and Randolph counties during the
coming thirty days. On January the
total sum provided for road improve
ment through district and county
bond issues was $5,4l3.000 and 1t Is
estimated that $3,OO0,OO0 of that
amount still remains to be expended
the coming year. Cabell county leads
the list of counties In amount proyid-
ed, that county having voted on $780,
600 while Mercer county is second with
$3.50 900. Marion county is third with
$SOO,O0O while Wyoming county is
fourth with $550,0O0
1t has been the usual practice In
the past to provide funds for road i'm
provements by the tax payers in var.
lous districts but the opinion was
reached at the recent good roads
school that IL was 1ar more practlcal
to make the county me taxing unit
instead OF the various dlstrlcts. u
has been found that 1t is sometimes
ditional Indebtedness because it has
already reacnea ils limit II an I'M
portant county highway runs through
this district. that portlon OF IL can nol
be improved. In addition properly
Valuations decrease @ o.teh times " an an
" NoVuo'
this is possible 1t Is rarely the case
IN the couhlies.
A complete ana accurate .aDie SNOW
ins tne aiiouits eApeiiueu VI peins
expended IN the various counties anu
districts OF tho state lollows;
hancock county, tnrec ais 100000
Marshall county one dis
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-11
WoodfieId's List of CrewShows
Gun Captain and Gun Crew
from the Navy.
FULL INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN
Even Complete Outline for Gun
Practice and Supplement
ing Crew is Made.

BERLIN, via London,-Feb IL
The appendices attached to the Ger
man memorandum notifying neutral
nations that armed merchantmen be-
longing to countries at war with Ger
many will be considered warShips in
clude alleged secret instructions by
the British admiralty found on the
British steamer Woodfield. The
Woodfield was sunk November 8,
last. A list of the crew aboard show
ed gun captain and gun crew from
the navy on board the vessel, The
Instructions opened by declaring "the
ratings embarked as gun crew will
sign the ships articles at the rate
Of pay communicated.
Ratings are not required for du-
ties not connected with armament
except in case of emergency. They
are to keep watch at sea and also
when the ship is anchored at any
place where it is liable to attack by
a submarine. They will not mess
with the crew but in. one Of the
officers messes. Uniforms will not
be worn in neutral ports.
The next section under the title
Drills and Maintenance of Guns, +"
gives instructions for supplemcnting
the gun crew from the regular men,
bers of the crew, for the supply OF
ammunition, gun practice and so
forth.
The third section, which is headed
Action" opens as follows:
"The master is responsible for the
handling of the ship and the open
Ing and ceasing fire.
Masters are instructed to keep
the above paper where it can be
destroyed at a moment notice"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-11
|NjUNCT|ONS
To Close Speakeasies III the
City of Wheeling Are Asked
by Fred O. Blue Now.

WHEELING, Feb. 11.-Appllca-
tion for five lnjunctions to close as
many alleged "speakeasies" was made
today to Judge H. G. Hervey in cir
cult court by Attorney Charles NJ.
Barnhart acting for state tax commits
sioner Fred O. Blue, who is ex.off1cio
commissioner Of prohibition.
The application for injunctlons is
declared to be only the beginning of
the latest move to enforce prohibi-
tion here. This is only a start. .
said Attorney Earhart. Before many
weeks we expect to close every speak
easy in Wheeling by proceeding In
the courts Of equity" The applica-
tion alleges tho speakeasies are pub
lie nuisances.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-11
MORE cup GREASE"
Is Seized at Railroad Depot
Here by State Prohibition
Officer.

Three more oil barrels labelled
cup grease" and containing whis-
key in pint bottles were seized late
Thursday at the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad depot here by ]. II. Tenney,
deputy state commissioner Of prohibi-
ton. They were consigned to the
Monte Supply Company" from the
Bear Run OIL Company" A similar
shipment OF three barrels was seized
q day or two ago at the depot by
Deputy Sheriff Laco Wolfe.
The whiskey was hauled to the
county Jail and stored in the base
ment there along with the thousands
Of gallons OF whiskey and other
liquors already seized by state and
county officers.