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Washington Journal., 1916-11-03

Siiben In Tcrmsn, bic Der Ressn
beute psrpif9t.
Der eon5e 9iisslSug Iiest unter
beTtdnbiaem @rfileriefeier, uNS boB
bic I6psrsn GinfdId9e ON 6i&te=
item ouf bic DoursR uppe uieberz
braTeIn, lit elm anbIid, ber uns
nodoeraoe nit benz Bible bon @ouT
unaertrennIi9 perbunben srf4eint.
Mon t0nnte oIfO b0ditens Ooraus,
DoB bieIer @bidnitt Der uns ON
uG6fen selegene 1T, ben Riidf9Iub
aieben, bab Der @efe9tsitanb, ouf
benz mir uns befinoen, iiber ben
Sang Der GreigniFe Bel Sort @our
entI9eibet. @ber ebenfo gut pdre
es bent6ar, bob bon bier aus bic
9epeeungen an gang onberen 8renn=
punften Der ununterbro9en piitens
ben @9Io9t e~eIeitet peroen, on
SteGen, bic man ebenfo tpentg fsbt,
pie ben iebt in boIem @onge be-
finbli9en mDrbsrif9en Na6etampf
nm bic Sriimmer Der 6efte. bic To-
chen binter bidem &egen benz @uge
ipieber gu entf9pinben beginner.
@or uns fabren bic JeuerSungen
aus ben HDbren Der @ef9iibe, unb
man bort bic @eI9ohe fou9enO cine
@eile lang Ti9 ibren Meg Our4 bic
bide, naFe Cuff bobnen. &ber pel>
der ginf9Iog bort oriiben ouf ben
&Gmmen aus ben 8atterien bier
Itammsn mog, 1T ni6t gu entf9ei>
ben. @ieuei9t fonen bic @ef9ofe
ipeit i|enieits Der SiigeI auf @tra<
ZEN uno Eager, bic man bon bier
gar ni9t entbeden tonn, bic Der Orr
tiGerift nur nod Der &arte berednet.
@ieGei9t geb0rt audi oiefer Nrtiae>
riebeobo9tungsftanb gar ni3t gu
Washington Journal., 1916-11-03
Observation-Disclosures beuti6er SIieser.

Gie arbeiten ale, obne %aufau>
f6auen. 8efeble seben binaus in
bic DrGbte, bic iiber pfiiBen, 4eder,
Malb unb 9iigel bic @~erbinbuns
nit Der Srpnt beritelen. MelOuns
gen tommsn bur9 biefe feinen SD
ben beriiber unb melben. tpie es
born ftebt. Menn man lauf9t, 10
bort man nur abgerifene SdBe, bic
penia bebeuten. 9auptmann 10 unb
10 melbet, baB puntt Nr. founbfp>
biel erreiat lei. Die ba uno ba bor>
eeqaneene Sturmtplonne fommt GEE
gen iiberlegsne &rdfte ni4t peiter
pprpGrts. Mnes bas bereinigt ii9
pie bic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wur>
fsl zines @ebulDfpieles auf benz nit
farbiqen Qinien uno ~unaGbligen
Gintragungen bebedten MeBtif9s
blatt, bos auf einem Rlapptubl me-
ben benz General liest. Das III
Der 3a~uberfpiesel, in benz fi9 ieber
getponnene puntt, iebes gu %eritiirz
menbe @tid S9ibengraben, alsbalr
auspeiit. !Sier 1T gu Iefen, pie bic
G9la9t in jeber Minute ifebt. Nber
nur sana tpenise permosen biefe
rdtfelbafte Rarte gu ent5iffern.
81 itebt man mitten in benz geis
itigsn M~ittelpuntt Der S4la9t unS
iiebt bic RampfIeitung am @erte,
Obns sttpas bon alIebsm gu besrei'
Washington Journal., 1916-11-03

9os lit dies. mas bas Muee in
benz morafttgen @eb0l5pintel BET
Ginger l1mi9ou aus benz nebeligen
MOrgengrou berous3uIDfen permag.
Ner einige S9ritte Dor benz WoIbe
itiinbe, piirbe ibm ni9ts Muffauen=
bes onmerten. ltnb felbt per Ii9
mitten BARN sniIden ben fliiftern-
ben unb teIepbonierenben Sffi3ieren
unb Monnf4often aufbdlt, BAT einiz
&c Miibe, fi9 an ben @ebanten gu
getpObnen, bob foeben bon bier aus
cine S4Ga9t 9eleitet, Elm Stid
Weltgef6i9te gefurmt pirb, baB
biefer Bis our l1nauffinobarteit uns
f9einbare 9efe9tsfonb in ben gtte=
fentGmpfen bieies &rieges biefeIbe
3oue fpielt, bic in Der @ergon9en>
belt Der Selbberrnbiigel NIT al
feiner gefd1isen posiie inne bate,
bic ibm Die &riegsmaler perIieben
buben.
Bon Der S9lo9t febt man ni9ts.
Dor uns bebnen ii9 bic S0ben Der
Gotes. unb ols oas Wetter fi9 az
mdbli9 poriibergebenO auftIGrt, tree
ten bic ein5elnen SertIi9teiten bes
uns augepenbeten 506en5ugss 10
melt aug benz Ddmmer. boB man
fe unterf9eiben tann. Mon fie5t
am peiteften re9ts einen buntlen
Malbtamm, Der nur Ga 8au9e
iein tann, pdbrenb bos ibm. borses
lagerte &e5onbaur. binter @rhneuen
nerborgen bleibt. Damn fteiet, ra<
genb iber ole No9barn unb nit
feinem gefdbrli9en 1mDIid in bic
W0bre unb in bic @9lu9ten Der
Gotes, Der belle, bon @ranoten ee,
bobelte 8opf bes Oouaumpnt in fei<
men unberfennbaren l1mriKen auf.
Dor feinen gang idiebt fi9 Der be-
polbete 9iden res Sorbaumonf, Der
gu elmer nod Meiten perIaufenben
S9lu9t binabfibrt. Senfsits biefer
erbebt fi9 fell bic table peiB=gelbe
&uppe BON Sort @aur, bod iinb
bic Sriimmer3aden Der Sefte nar
hei f9arfem Sinieben gu erfenner.
Die 6euti9en NnndberungsgrGben,
bic man Bel tlarem Wetter fpnft
aus biel peiterer @ntfernunq Be-
merit unb ii9 Bis bi9t an
ben &anb bes Sorts bin3ieben
fie6t, berbedt beute Der 9unft, piels
lei9t au4 Der aerflieBenbe Gau9 Der
immerpdbrenben Granoteinf9ldge.
@uf ben a~ernii5lten @einbergter>
rofIen, bic unterbaI6 bes Sorts aur
@bene obfauen, iiebt man einen
Sled BON unbeitimmter Sorm un6
5arbe. 9as 1T alles, mas bon benz
@in5erborf Oamloup iibrigeeblieben
1T. Damn folst speiter ii6li9 bes
bon Walb berborgsnen Sorts Sa<
bannes pieber Elm f9arfer Gin
f9nitt: bur9 Jpn fiibrt bic grpbe
SeeritraBe, bic BON MeB iiber @tain
gebt, geraben Meses nod 8erbun
Washington Journal., 1916-11-03

gen nit ben ab3ei4en peri9ieOener
&ommonboitelIen ~Dereiniet itono.
Cine TuBpanberutlg bur9 Nieoerz
bDla, fumpfise 2i@tun9en. feline
MoISitiide. Damn finb mir in einem
geb0ls. teffsn A~usldufer fi4 5un>
%genf0rmig sesen Die n0rbli9en
gotes 2orraines por19iebt. Mtr boz
ben einen 4usblid auf bic uns tpobI>
bertraute 6iigeltette. bic fi9 Elm
poor taufeno Meter bpr uns binter
ben @Gnen bes @orgeldnbes BON
9orben mad Siben aiebt. No9
lam man bic umriFe Der @ipFel
unb aiiden torm unterf9eiben. Die
@e16iBe finb inbeKen f9on in ppls
Ter SGtigteit pber babefl bieGei4t
bic Hadt iiber ibre 4rbeit gar ni9t
uaterbrp9en. He9ts unb lints me-
Ban unb bi4t Dor uns be1en 8attez
Washington Journal., 1916-11-03

ben gattsrien, bic i'm umgeben,
fonbsrn leitet bas 5euer f4perer
&aliber, bic biel peiter riidpdrts
iteben.
Man fDnnte bas ales erfrageh,
tpenn ni9t bic 8ebeutuns Der Stunz
&c uns in beiliger S9eu binbern
tpiirbe, einen Der Mdnner gu ftDren,
BON beren Nrbeit bos Qeben Der
fGmpfenben S0bne bes @nterlanbes,
bon beren FRAZIER pfIi4tsrfalung
Der Sieq abbdngt.
Washington Journal., 1916-11-03

aerbin ettpas sef4ebsn, ga ibre often
massachusetts no9gepriift tperoen; off
fenbor 1T bieTes Elm @rfoIg biploma=
tiI6er S9ritte. lin oie ruFif9en llr<
tertonen aber tiimmert iid niemonO.
Oabei 1T Elm GROCER Sell BON ibnen
duf Senunaiotipnen BON Sptonen
ober 2onbpoIi3iften bin berbaftet ipor<
Sen, bic aus rperfDnli9er 5einb<
T9oft, pirti9aftlider ,&onturren3
Ober ou9 einfa9 aus GrpreHung"
banbelten. Sin Gutsbefiber tpuroe
3. 9. feItgenommen, neil er i'm Sc
fprq9e fein 8ebauern barber auss
geIprc4en 6otte, bob OeutidIano in
gepiiTen tednif6en 9ingen iiberlegen
lei; man ertlGrte i'm oaraufbin fir
einen 8errdter.~ 8eTonbers fporen
notiirli9 bic 5remoO0ltii9sn, bor
alien Die Suben, biefsn Mngebsreien
ausgeiebt. Die ;%neiiten 2eute, bic ouf
@runb FOLDER Nneebereien pOer au9
ouf bloBen 8erOa6t bin Oerboftet
puroen, erfubren ni9t einmal ben
@runb ibrer @erboftung, bo iie nie>
mono berb0rte. Man ionbte 1ie obne
peiteres in Die innenruFif9en @ouz
bernements, mo ie in bic @efdn9niFe
obne irgenopeIde Nttenftiide, bic
i6re 8erbaftung tegriinben, eingeIie@
fert perben. Die Satiade, 0aB iie
i'm @efGngnis iisen, seniigt bontt,
I'm ie nod Sibirien gu perf9iden,
no fe ols Spione uno @errGter be-
Washington Journal., 1916-11-03

rien. Dos Rra9en unb &oaen nno
DrDbnen nabe urb melt tOnnte nidt
Dryer iein. Dennp9 bGmpft ieber,
Der biefen @albfled betritt, untpia>
fiirli9 bic Stimme. 9enn i'm nm=
freife, tpobin man f9aut, iteben in
MbitGnben BON 10 pOer 20 Wleter an
ben Stdmmen Der 8Gume Die BEE
bienungsmdnner BON Jernipre9ern
nit Der 9Ortappe iiber ben Sbren,
nnb ieber bon ibnen rebet eifrig
lnb unabIdfiig in ben gelben 3oz
item nit benz f9par5en Spre8tri9s
ter binein, iibsr ben aus Sibtenreis
ia Elm flii9tiges S9ubba@ gegen
ben &egen sebreitet 1T. Chen fold
elm @9irm aus Nabelapeigen 1T an
bic biinne Bu9e genaselt, bic etpas
erbD6t on Der Seffnung bes Malb=
Washington Journal., 1916-11-03

ii6, 6db lie Die mellten Slu9tlln9e
oouerno in Sibirien f~elt3ubalten ges
Sentt, no bic frembpOItii4en iorg<
fGltiq ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS unb I'M
ter ruTif9e. ooer t~penigItens polnii4e
Mniiebler peritreut tperoer, bomit
ibre &uififi5ierung f4nener Dor ii9
sebe.
Bon Der @irtf9oftsIage in Sibi=
rien bernimmt ma ni9t bel. &ir5z
li9 bat in Srtutst cine So9ung ron
@ertretern oler fibirif9en StdOte
itattgefun0en. beren @erbanbluneen
elm t~einesfpegs einbeitIi9es 8il0 err
qoben. Die 2ebensmittel i9einen i'm
algemeinen ni9t teurer geporoen gu
fen, bod tla9ten einige 8ertreter aus
{ol9en 8sairten, in benen beionbcrs
biele Tlii9tIinge unb @efangene 5u=
iammen9ebrdnst perOen, iiber cine
beginusnbe Seuerung. I'm 70 fibl=
borer miro bogegen iiberal Dos Sch
len Der 3ufubr an Sabritaten oGer
Dirt, Die i'm Srieoen fait ausf9lieB=
lid ,ous bern europdiI4en &ublonb
unb aus benz Nuslanoe beaogen tpurS
ben. Nuf einen eroBen Sell biefer
@aren fonn bic 8ep0lterung CUR Not
pdbrenb bes &rieges per5i9ten, ni9t
aber duf &lei0er, @tiefel unb onoere
S9ubnaren, oeren preiie geipaltig
geitiegsn fino. Sn gan3 Sibirien bat
ii9 sic 9anbelsfirma Wtorop cine
Dirt Monopol fir bieie un6 anbere
@aren geii9ert unb nuBt nun lire
Stelung in riidfi9tsloie1ter @eife
aus. Die Stabtberipaltung BON
Sroi3toiatpaIt perSu9te penig1tens
ouf &leiber unb @tiefel S09ItpreiIe
feft3ufeBen, Inn Der bur9reg drr1en
8eO0Iterung bas HDtigite gu fi9ern.
Die Sirma Mtorotp itelte Der Staot
bornufbin Elm uItimatum, inbem lie
nit Der S9IteBung ibrer Nieberloge,
benz ein5igen 9elAdftsbaus BON Sroi5@
fofapst, brobte, pD iiberbaupt ioIde
Maren 81 erbalten finb. Die Stabt
muBte na9geben. Natiirli9 nirtte
oieier @orfaa abi9redenb ouf anbere
8eb0roen. Ni9t nit unre@i bemertt
elm ruFif9es 8Iatt ba5u, bob man
ipobI bic M09li9feit ~gefunoen bdtte.
Ger Sredbeit Der Sirma e~ntgegen5u=
treten, fpenn ibrs Snbaber nidt einen
edit rufif9en, fonbern einen Nameu
6eutf9en Ober iiibif9en &lan9es triiz
gen.
2ebbafte &lagen fii6rten oie in Sr@
futsf beriammeIten @emeinOebertre@
ter iiber ben Man9el an bpgienif9er
SiirIorge, ramentli9 in ben @ebieten,
in benen 6ie meiIten 5lii9tlinge 5u>
iammengeordngt peroen. Die @efabr
Der 0erbreitung anItedenoer &ranf=
heiten tpirb baour9 bringenb.
Meitaus am f9limmften iinb pbne
2peifel in aublanb Die BON ben Mi=
lit~drbeb0rben a~pangspeife unter ir@
genb einem @eroa9t yausgeiiebelten"
@lemente oaran, sic man, pie in ST.
futsf ertldrt tpuroe, nit 8orliebe in
bic entleseniten @ebiete Ofiibiriens
berf9idt. Nus ben 5eitpeife befeBten
beutf9en uno Diterrei9if9en 8ebieten
Pat man betanntlid 9rpBe Seile ber
8epolferung berf6leppt, fpgar Neu<
trole, bon benen in5mif9en einige freiz
gelaRen pnb ausgetaui9t pproen
Iinb. neber bieie 2eute fpurbe an ben
Srfutster &onsreB anf9einenb re9t
unliebfames beri@tet, 90 Ole 3enfur
oieien Sell bes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
unteroriidt Fat. Smmerbin 1T nod
10 biel iteben geblieben, baB auf bic
n~iebrigften unb ourdfi9tigften Mn<
gebereien bin gali5ii4e @robgrunbbe@
tiger furaer 9ano berf6idt nurben.
Sir bic rNusldnber" aber, 10 tlagt
nor WpriMtprftntfer IN oSrf1tt2f 1T im<
Washington Journal., 1916-11-03

80 m. Sones, neI9er iber@
all unter benz Namen r8il Sones,
Ser Hd9er" befannt mar, neil er ben
M0rber 6es prGiibenten @arfielb,
gbos. S. @uiteau, i'm Sabre 1881
nieberi4ieBen ipoute, TT in Der 8un@
oe~sbauptftabt %peritorben. Sones rift
on ben @agen beran, in Incident
guieteau nod benz Diftrifts> Gefdng1
nis gebra9t ipuroe, unb fhoB auf
ben Mann. Die &ugel bsrfeblte iee
oo9 ibr 3iel. Sones tpuroe berbaftet,
iebo9 nod einiger 3eit pieDer auf
freien Sub geieBt. Z.
Washington Journal., 1916-11-03
Sic SelepbOn5entrale Oer S9ladt.

@eneroI Bat Teiu Nbiutont sinsn
GbnIi9su pOiten beaoesn. llnp5it
bopon, peiter bintsn i'm Moloe. Bee
merit man elm God, gu benz Stus
fen binobfibren. Oa unten befins
bet ii6, bOmbeniider eingebout, bic
SouptfsrnfpredasGe oes 9efe9tss
Itonbes. @tpos obfeits, pieoer am
@aloTaume, beoient etlt Qrtilerie<
beobo6ter fsin SeIepbon unb
I6roubt on Der eefpeibortig aus
benz 8uI9 lueenben Gubel bes
S9srenfernrobres.
Washington Journal., 1916-11-03
0eutI6es @rOBss Souptquor
tier, @noe Stunt.

tler, GHpe JuNI.
Dir fubrsn i'm grouenoen &es
oenmOrsen binous nit benz 3iele,
nuf benz 9efe9tsTonbs elmer 9iOis
non su bleibsn. Dur4 Serf4ofene
DSrfsr uno ebemoIige fronaOiii9e
GteGuneen fibrte uns infer Sc
fGbrt ouf 3erfobrenen StraBen, on
;FelbIoeern, Observation-Disclosures
unb Munitionsoepots poriiber. bis
ss binter einem 0idi6t belt, no
T6O1 cine Mnaobl onbsrer &roftfuas
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-09
BUILDING PLANS
For Canal Zone for the Year
Provide for the Expenditure
of Ten Million Dollars.

PANAMA, April s.-The building
division of the Panama canal has
drawn plans for operations next year
involving the expenditure Of $40, 000,-
900 provided Congress appropriates
the money.
Plans are made for seventy-fve
new two and four-family frame
houses for employees; hotels at An
con. Balboa, Balboa Shops and Cristo-
ball; several new school houses and
about 100 small frame cottages. The
largest Of the new school houses is
to be built at Balboa which now is
the capital Of the canal zone. 1t is to
be. the high school and will replace
the present wooden building which
does not conform with the remainder
Of the buildings in the, town.
The United States army also con-
tmeplates the erection Of many new
frame buildings for quarters. The
army already has constructed many
new buildings at Military Heights,
east, Of Balboa proper, and at Corozal
where the cavalry, artillery and en-
gineer detachments have their bar
racks. ~ 49,, - ~ s7 faa y ~ -
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-09

high school. Over sixty people en-
joyed themselves at this affair.
Mr.. 8. G. Morris, the coach Of the
Wallace high school team acted as
toastmaster. T. A. Brady told how
he became an aviarist in the not un-
successful attempt to keep the bird
on the dollar from straying. Cap
tain Robey Of the Wallace high
school boys told Of his teams battles
during the season. Captain Mus
grave OF the girls told touchingly OF
the steadfast efforts of her aggrega-
tion to keep their scalps at home.
Neil McInnis spoke in behalf of the
scrubs. and as Captain Williamson
Of the Wallace Athletic Association
was unayoidably absent, Mr.. Brady
spoke a few words, descriptive OF
some adventures encountered on a
trip to the burg denominated West
Union. The Rev. j. l.. Norris then
made talk on the subject, athletics
and Life" with his characteristic
clarity and force.
The past having been thus revived,
attention was Transferred to the
future. Red" Agnew and Alma
sybert were named as the Wallace
high school captain for coming sea-
son. while Frank Smith by practi-
cally unanimous vote became the
Wallace Athletic Association gen.
eral.
The teams have certainly been sue
cessful this year; at the beginning
OF the season the total resources of
the two associations was in the vicin-
ity OF $500. and they were without
a hall: at its close they have what
is unquestionably the best hall on
the Short Line, over s125.00 in the
treasury, two splendid teams with
regulations for hard fighting and
enthusiastic backing among the
townspeople. The game has furn-
ished clean and wholesome amuse-
ment and exercise for seventy-fve or
hundred boys and girls, and amnse-
ment for the people. and there is
every prospect of Its doing as well or
better during the coming season.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-09
Birthday Celehrate.l

BARLEY N. Taylor proved very
congenial host to a number of his
friends at Bridgeport Friday even
ing, the occasion being that of the
twentieth anniversary Of his birth.
Amusing games contributed to the
enjoyment Of all and later ice cream.
cake and punch were served by Mrs.
G. II. Taylor, mother OF the host. Mr..
Taylor was the recipient of many
beautiful gifts.
Those who were participants in the
evenings pleasure were Misses Vida
Chorpening, Glenna Davis, Mabel
Williams. Nellie NJ, Nuzum, Vesta l..
McElroy, Flossie v. Lanhorn, verda
Mcdonald, Virginia Willis, Pearl
Pratt. Madge Williams, Genevieve
Williams and Elma Horror, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Hornor. Mrs. Nora Mar
tin, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Williams.
Thomas Mosier, Hassel R. Lawson,
Robert n. Willis, w. H. Williams, G.,
v. Gornweh, Hobert Payne, H. G.
Thompson, Grayson Taylor, q. Ores
sci Williams, and H. B. Mcdonald.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-09
GOOD ROADS
DIRECT LEVY
IS APPROVED
At a Public Meeting Of Tennile
District Taxpayers Held in
the Town of Bristol.

SALEM, April S.-The agitation for
road improvement eliminated in O
well attended public meeting at Bris-
toll Friday. A committee appointed at
a previous meeting reported through
Its secretary, Martin Williams, stat
ing that majority Of the committee
were In favor of a bond proposition
to the limit OF the taxable property Of
the district. They also recommended
the permanent Improvement Of twenty
one miles Of road and submitted a
proposed outline Of the roads to be
built as has been previously reported
In this correspondence. A spirited
discussion followed, being led by
County Road Engineer Harbert, who
was present, and elucidated the two
propositions of direct tax, or special
levy system and bonds. It was plain
ly apparent that the meeting was op-
posed to bonds. The final decision Of
the mass meeting was to approve the
special levy or direct tax for per-
manent roads and committee was
named to present the matter to the
Harrison county court asking for the
special levy to be provided and sub
mitted to the voters at special cleo
ton at once in order that the pro-
ceds from the direct levy could be
applied this year on the roads. It was
not decided as to where the road i'm
provement should begin or how much
levy be laid the first year. but SEN
timent was indicated of about fifty
cents levy. including the regular dis
trict road levy for the permanent road
construction. The action Of the meet
ing concerns Tenmile district, and
does not include the city OF Salem as
the city now is paying a road tax in
Guiding their bonds and sinking fund
OF forty-five cents on the 500 valua-
ton.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-09
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Flag Day Observance.

rag DAY observance.
Belgian Flag day was appropriate
~ observed from 4 to 8 o'clock Sat-
urday afternoon by the Daniel Davis
son chapter Of the Daughters of the
American Revolution in the home Of
Mrs. William Brent Maxwell, on
West Pike street, with Mrs. Maxwell
regent Of the chapter. as hostess.
At very attractive table, tea was
poured by Mrs. Albert w. Rapp. as
sisted by the members Of the chap
ter. A shepherdess basket Of wicker.
filled with spring blossoms and link
snap dragons formed the tables CEN
terpiece and quantities OF miniature
Belgian flags were sold during the af-
ternoon by young daughters of the
members Of the chapter, among whom
were Mary Virginia Rapp, Janet Rob-
inson, Martha Maxwell and Martha
Jarvis. The meeting was largely at
tended and quite a generous sum was
contributed toward the Belgian relief
fund.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-09
bridgeport Affair.

Master Edwin Bartlett. little son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Maree Bartlett, Of
Bridgeport who will soon move to
Jefferson, o., was rendered very
pleasant surprise Thursday evening,
by the members of his Sunday school
class, at the home Of his teacher, Miss
Eva Graves.
Various games provided amuse-
ment for the guests and music gave
added pleasure.
Later, delicious refreshments were
served.
Those who enjoyed the evening
were Georgia Mae Weinold, RATHER
inc Weber, Vera Golden, Esta Ham
rick, Lora Golden, Dorcie IIamrick,
Cornelia Ringler. Loretta Ringler,
Paul Graves, orpho Bartlett, VIII
liam Francis, Robert Carson, Ken
meth Griffin, Samuel Jones, Darwin
Golden. William Moore, Elwood Car
rico, Of Grasselli; Miss Esta Golden,
Mrs. Harry Wann, the honor guest,
and Miss Graves.
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Meeting Of ladies, Aid.

Meeting of Ladies' Aid.
MIS- Claude Pritchard opened her
home Friday afternoon to the regu-
lar business meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Society Of the Methodist. Epis-
copal church at Stealey Heights.
The current Sunday school lesson
was read by the president. prayer
was made by Mrs. G. W. Wise. and
the society proceeded to the business
Of the meeting. Satisfactory reports
were received from various commit
tees in charge Of the work for the
society. Some Of those in attendance
spent the afternoon putting finishing
touches on garments for the Easter
bazaar. which will be held on Thurs
day, April Goth In the basement Of
the First Methodist Episcopal church,
Clarksburg. A final arrangement
meeting will be held at st. Johns
tabernacle at $50 O'Clock Monday.
April II. The Baraca and Philathea
Sunday school classes and all other
persons connected with the bazaar
and supper program are asked to be
present.
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BRILLIANT Program.

"The Seasons" program rendered
Saturday afternoon in the auditorium
of the Masonic temple at the April
recital of the Marcato Music Club
with Miss Bessie Byrd in charge, was
filed with selections Of music and
song of spring time, summer, au.
tumn and winter, SO fittingly por.
trayed by Mendelssohn, Totsi. Schu.
bert, List and our own endeared
American composer, Ethelbert Nevin
The program was opened with re.
freshing strains of the Spring
Song" by Mendelssohn. followed by
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BAZAAR AND SUPPER.

The Ladies' Aid Society Of tho
Methodist Episcopal church at Steal
ey Heights will, on Thursday, April
goth, at the First Methodist Epis-
copal church, Clarksburg, sell varl-
Gus kinds of needle work and begin-
ming at 8: 80 o'clock will serve q hot
supper to the public. At the supper
hour a musical program will be rem
dered. Ice cream and cake during
afternono and evening. Proceeds for
new church on Milford road. I.
lyegtissmept
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White Ribbonters.

The mid-year meeting Of the West
Virginia Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union executive committee will
be held in Salem April IL and 10. by
invitation of the local Woman's Chris
tan Temperance Union. There will
be a business meeting Tuesday evening
at 1880 o'clock in the Baptist church.
Wednesday afternoon the meeting will
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Second Annual Dinner.

The basket-ballers Of Wallace
held their second annual dinner at
their gymnasium Wednesday even
ing. It was success from every
stand point, and certainly proved a
fitting conclusion to highly sue
cessful season. Three teams were
represented, that of the Wallace
Athletic Association, and both the
boys and girls teams Of the Wallace
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a Wheeling hospital, is at homo for
two weeks vacation.
Member Of Faculty.

Miss Blanche Wilson has returned
from New York City. where she had
been for nearly a month guest Of
intimate friends. She has been chosen
a member Of the Salem College faculty
and will have charge Of the depart
ment OF elocution and physical culture.
She is a graduate Of the Byron King
School Of oratory and Expression.
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Belgian Relief Day.

Belgian Relief Day was observed
here Saturday being the birthday OF
King Albert. Of that country. The
local chapter Of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution had the matter
In charge. A flag badge combining the
Belgian colora, King Albert's picture
and the stars and stripes in min
iature. was sold and the emblem worn
by many. A goodly sum was secured
for this worthy relief cause. ,
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IL Doing wall

Gene Moriarty. the young man who
was so seriously hurt at Bremen
mans machine shop last week, sus-
tanning fractured skull. Is reported
to be doing well at st. Mary's hospital,
where he was taken for treatment.
Hopes are now held out for his re-
covery.
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Mr.. Davis Receivers.

John Huffman Davis, who was
patient for several weeks in a Clarks-
burg hospital. has SO far recovered
since returning home that he is now
frequently out on the street.