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BEELIN, via London, Feb. h-It WAS
s"ml-offcially admitted in Vienna to-
day that a hltrh had developed in
III" Austr"- Mpntrn"grin peace negotia-
tons Actual peac" discussions, Il is
said cannot begin un,il Montenegro
presents officially credited representa-
tIv"s, aud Sh" has none now, although
Prince Mrko and the three members
OF the Ministry remaining IN the coun-
try are on very good terms with the
Austrlans
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THREE MORE CANADA
WAR PLANTS FIRED


was obtained by telephone heron" IN"
guards had been warned not to ttlk
To-day the guards were douh,td "i
both bridges bv order OF the Ministei
of Military, General Sir Sam Hughes.
The sun., 1916-02-06

the Gothic which Of the
containing assembly chambers
which the
and o the left of this
The sun., 1916-02-06

HOTOGRAPH Canadian Houses Parliament Ottawa
taken the To the left the beautiful
library building saved by the efforts the femen In the
behind of smoke from Of the building
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29
Noted Musicians to Assist in
a Public Presentation Of
g aus" !" by ChoraI Club.

Three noted musicians have been
engaged to assist the Marcato Choral
Club IN It's presentation of GOunod's
opera, Faust, Thursday evening, De
cember Z, in the auditorium Of the Ma
sonic temple. They are Mrs. Elsa
Gungltng-Duga, a soprano. who gave
a recital last year before the Marcato
Music Stub, demonstrating the posses
sion OF splendid voice; Hardy VII
Hanson, tenor, who has been giving
tone test recita1s for the Edison COM
pany; and Frederic Martin. a basso.
who has appeared before the Marcato
Music Club three times.
Mrs. Elsa Glnd1ing-Dug will take
the role OF Marguerite, Mr. Williamson
that OF Faust and Mr. Martin that Of
Mephisto. There will be one hundred
voices IN the chorus, which has been
diligently rehearsing for the event for
some time under the able direction of
Mrs. w. Lee Williams, assisted by
Kember's orchestra, which will also
assist the public presentation Of the
opera.
Fab People OF Clarksburg should give
their enthusiastic support 20 this am
bilious Undertaking by the choral
club, SO as to encourage it in further l5
EFFORTS Of the kind. It is planned to
continue the club as a permanent mus
SicaI organization and later on 1t w. Il.
present some OF the great oratorioH.
The price or the admission tickets has
been made SO low5as to be within the
reach of every one.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29
H5Gi.I COURT |. !. !. If |.
Hands Down Decision in Sew
eraIs Cases Appealed from
the Lower C C0uFtS.

n. CHARLESTON, Nov 29--The cir
cult court OF Summers county was
right when 1t sentenced g. VI. Terrell.
to the penitenttary for ave years. up
on his being found guilty OF man:
slaughter IN connection with the XII ~.
ing Of E. u. Richmond rival mer-
chant. The supreme court OF appeals
has affirmed the jud dgment Of the.
lower court.
m Affirming the circuit court OF.
Mingo county. in the case Of Vol
ford against Bias and others, Prest-
dent Williams says. III part, that Al
lien will not be kept alive to protect
fa latent equity in favor Of one oc-
cupytng the relation Of surety IL the
rights Of a subsequent bona fide plr-
chaser have intervened.
Other cases decided by the court
are: Poole against Camden. from.
Wood county. Affirmed; Esluidge and.
others against Thomas and others,;
from Upshur county. affirmed: Dud=.
ley and others against Brewing and
others. from Logan county. reversed,
decree Tor plaintiff and cause re-
Emanded.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29
APPEAL IS MADE
FOR DA III NURSERY
Cause is Worthy and c Contribu-l
tiOns Should Be Sent by
the People.
TO- 81 the Telegra.mn. ~

Editors OF the Telegram.
Dear slrs:
We read with Interest the article
published yesterday IN your paper
concerning the day nursery Or
Chlld's Rescue League, that liz being
organized In our city. We are not In
formed as to the author Of the arti-
Gle. butwe are sure that all who read
the same will agree that these splen-
did Clarksburg women, who are pro
noting this system Of caring for the
homeless and needy babies OF the city,
are deserving OF our: deepest appreci-
alton. This. In a m most practical and.
humanitarian spirit, is obeying the
Efnjunction OF Him who said: In.
5asmuch as We d Id 1t unto the least OF
these, my brethren, We did It unto.
me- While we feast on Thanksgiy-
ing day and give thanks for the Cod
given opportunities that are ours
Wouldit not be fitting t oshowg our real.
apprecia ton by giving to relieve the
unfortunate orphans? Inasmuchy as
this home 81sTnoW ready to be furnish
ed. and that this work may not be
held up, funds are needed today
Therefore, IN the spirit OF the Master.
on tomorrow. Thnnksg sgtving day, let
Us mail to Miss Rebecca u. Ruhl, Of.
this city. a contribution for the sup
port Of this work, thereby relieving
the anxiety Of the committee In: In.
- A CITIZEN.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29
TE.A.R IL Room
.Boughner Brothers New Con
dictionary and Lunch Room
to Have Opening.

The Tea Room. Bonghner Broth
.ers new confectionery and lunch
room will open Its doors at "a O'Clock
this afternoon for the inspection or
the public
The new store will handle a com
p1ete line Of home mado salads.
sandwiches. cakes. pies. coffee, tea.
hot chocolate and boullltons. as well
as a large line Of all kinds OF ice
cream and ices. 1t is the intention
of the proprietors Of the store to
make a specially Of preparing lunch
es for card parties. receptions. and
home entertainments MS we'll as serv-
ing the lunches. at their place OF bust
ness ut the corner OF Sixth and West
Pike streets.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29
LARGER -P.Q.GKETS...
Will Shortly Resume Regular
Trips as There is. Sufficient
Water Stage.
tHv AGaocIATED PREasS

PITTSBURG, Nov. 20 An adj
vance in the river stage has resulted
in the announcement that the larger
packets which have been tied up at
points down the Ohio river owing to
low water Will shortly resume their
regular trips. Preparations are also
being made to start shipments Of. coal.
ern points.
Because Of the shortage ii ears,
the demand for toWboats on the Great
kanaWha river Is greater than ever
before. Many coal operators are ac-
.quiring them BY charter for long
periods for use ii taking coal out or
the valley to the important markets.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29
...GII..Oi.I.NIIiIFi..EI....S5:.S.:iII.O|.INI. | ]
s Made iii Court by Sanders.
and He lis Given Road
Sentence by Judge.

=. ~. Sanders confessed In the Grim
5inal court Wednesd lay morning that he
had obstructed Reuben J. Bartlett IN
the performance Of his duties as a
constable by pointing gun at him
and thus preventing the arrest Of san
.ders. Judge James w. Robinson sen
fenced him to serve thirty days on the
roads and to pay q. fine OF 500 and and
costs. as Z. !,
George Boone was placed on trial
for an alleged viola ton Of the prohibf-
ton law.
James P1chcner and Marion Boone
were found guilty of VIOLATING the Pro pro-
hfbition law.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29
Will
GO TO NORFOLK i
F0RGQNVEN|TI0N|'I
of the Southern Commercial
Congress to Be Held There
December Ill to 141.

NORFOLK, Va. Nov. 29.-Bank-
ers generally throughout the South
are responding readily to the invita-
tion to attend the eighth annual con
Of the Southern Commercial
Congress which meets here December
il to IA. Financial problems Of
worldwide Importance will be dis
.cussed during the sessions by men in.
the banking affairs of the nation.
With 4nearlyFa third OF the worlds
visible gold supply already In this
country, and the 1ikelthood Of this +.
amount being increased to fully one
half of all the gold IN the world be
fore the end Of the great war, the
conditions confronting the United
States will be such as no other nation
has ever before been called upon to
grapple with. And also because cot
ton zone OF the most Important ex-
port commo tiles, the position Of the
South Is consfd dered at this time to be
unique in the annals of banking his
tory.
Prominent among those who Will
discuss the financial aspect OF these
wor1d-problems are the Hon w p
gG. Harding, chairman OF the Federal
Reserve oard !. the Hon. John Ske1-
ton Williams, comptroller Of the cur
rency, Senator Robert I. Owen, OF
oklahoma. chairman of the Senate
committee on currency, Frank a..
Vanderlip, president OF the National
City Bank of New York City, and the
Hon. John Clausen, manager OF the
foreign department@o OF the Croker
National Bank OF San francisco.
That the, balance Of the worlds
trad must turn toWrad the source of
the available money supply IS the
opinion OF many noted capitalists and
5hnanciers. This is Interpreted to
seign commerce particularly IN the
United States wi i'll receive an added
impetus at the close Of the European
pEr:l.s gf 8s
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29
ROUNANIAN ARMIES ARE
IN A CRITICAL SITUATION
Peril on the Southwest is Irnrii-
nent with TeutoniC Devet-
0plnq Movement.
RAPID PROGRESS is MADE
.Roumanian r esistance is Weak
at Every Point Covered BY
the Fighting. 3

The situltion5of the Roumanian
armies defending Bucharest appears
increasingly critical. Only to the
northwest pE the capital do the Rou-
maninn lines seem to be holding att
all firmly and even here tho capture
or Curtea-dc-A Argos on the Argenchu
river. although that point Is eighty
miles distant from Bucharest, seems
to Indicate n weakening OF the Rou-#
maninn resistance in this direction
On the southwest the4pertl is fmnnf
nent with the enveloplng movements
or the Central powers placing tn ei1:
forces within forty miles OF the CAP
a1tal. News dispatches have reportedE:
the RoumanlaD government and
lomatlc officials leaving Bucharest for
.Jassy. 200 miles northeast of theS
capital neRr the Russian frontier.
The rapid progress made by Cen
ernl Won Falkenhayn's army moving
east In Iiounlanla, OF course. has been
largely made possible By the opera
tions Of the Danube forces lnda
Field Marshal Won Mackensei1.
Flnnked out or the Al val ley posi- Ion
by the crossing OF the liver ut Einl
nttza the Itoumanians along the
.dea. running dtagonally northw eat
from the Danube likewise are I'LL pariI
by the Teutonic occupation of 5fIr
Biu, an advance from whit NJ oIflda
quickly compel a Rnuman1an ratraats
1t still remains to be developed
whether tho process OF flank king tl1e
5L2oumaninns out of tn cir DOS Ion is
to be continued by 81 tfer crossing of
the Danube still flifther east. EEhe
southern bank of the river is hel 5ys
The troops Of the Central powers to 3
point beyond Tchsrnavoda.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29
EI.I.Ri...liiEIR.HTlIINENT
Is to Bel OrgarTiz Next ues-
day yEVen enLflg att Stealey
HeTgElts.

D.. Il Mitchell " T1 aEur OF Stealey
Hei ights, aid town Off acials,
has started a NOV cement there to or
ganize a fred epa aItn1ent A meeting
has been called fors clock next
Tuesday evening ne mayors office,
at which the dep ant will be or
S. r. Hof1na eli Of the Clarks-
burg fire deparfne
MaNfyor Mitchell Tespectful1y re-
quests all good fire aghters Of stea-
ley Heights to resp pond to this call
and to lend q he1ptng hand to this
much need ed inst itutt Ion.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29
SMALL GHI..L..D!.R!.EINII.. /: z
Whose Mother Died at Sea Are
among SfdpWreck ked. p Perso1s
Brought to Baltimore.
Saia11l EFg 5.f5
HLra.L3Lll Try = q aEFnefAHHnL RnRnnN .5I.na

BALTIMORE, Nov. q 8 go 3 Nor
.wegian steamer Borghill which ar
rived at Quarantine station Wednes-
day from Oran, al gfers, brought sew
enty-two shtpwrecked persons. from
the American schooner Georgtetta,
which sailed from New Bedford.
Mass, November 12. for the Cape
Verde islands. Among them were
two small child dren whose mo her had
died on the voyage. The Borghil1,
which had lost part Of Its fore tor
mast was detained at quarantine for
5fumiga ton.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29
SRBR:I! I II SLUMP
insPrice es Of turk Seysz ill., City of
PittsbuFg Fg with. The Re
fusal to Buy

o1rT,tSBTIRl a Sov. With


PITTSBURG oy. 229.sz7sNV Vith5 the
public refusing toa bll keys at high
prices the market here4 has La suffered S
another sharp slump and prices We'd
8nesday we're asg IoHE as ell ighteen cents
a mound for the i've fowls 3and q! large
supDly was on hand Shippers who
had sent manysc carload ds$ and boatloads
here expecting To sell their fowls at
thirty five cents pound live weight
found a few buyers and they had to
slash heir quo IONS or find no buy
eTs. some sshipp ped turkeys back
10 Ohio and West ga thers than
sen them at the low prices insisted on
blythe publ hers accepted What
they could get. expected quota
tfons Will still lower Eednesday.a
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29
Relic II
For the Reside ants of BeIgrade
is MOI. Needed sat All sat
Pre- sent.
~ ~ y, 4. ID ssr1ts,

za4g t1Y lAA8QtsbATAt1$E $El2EW 81
WASHINGTON Nov 29.A Anstrfa-
Hungary has asked the American
Cross to discontt ttnue ue TIL reIt wpfll
in Belgrade and in other parts of
tonic forces where suppl ias now on
hand have been dis tribute The sugs
gestion reached here Wednasuay
through Ambassador Penheld &c
Vienna. The rtan4governmentex exe
pressed Its deepest graf itude to tie
Red Cross for what has been d0nesand
gave no reason for asking it's 8diacon-
atfnuance
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29
THANKSGIVING
union SERVICE
Will b. Held.
Will Be Observed at al Union
Meeting at the C central
PresbY YterianEC church.

4 = E 7 It
The annual Thank sg1ving services
Will be9held this year in the Central
Presbyte church. next to Masonic
temple, West Pike street.
The following Is the order Of SER
vice for thisy yoccaston and IT is8 hoped
that all Christians OF C1arkshurg will
meet promptly at 10 !: 3 o. a. M. In this.
service, to express thanks to- God for
all His goodness toEu as itizens$ of.
he United States
Voluntary
Call 70 Worship, (respo onstye read
ing. N.
Doxology.
Invocation and Lord IS Prayer
Resp Hymn No 88.
The presid dent's Thanksgiving Day
proclamation The Rev. %. e. Tur-
:ner.
The governors Thanksgiving Day
proclamatdo on The Rev. y. e. 5Turkel-
son.
Rev w. 3. King. f
Prayer The Rev w. Canter.
Announcementsa and Offering Cfor4
Davis's Orphans Home.
OHertory.
Hymn: erica
Sermon The Rev. w. y. Heu=
ser i5s
Prayer. 3s 5
Hymn No. s liz. s
Benedictton.
Post1ude e.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29
JURY Z. DISAGREEs.

A jury failed to agree IN the case
OF AuvinIa Munct. OF Northvtew.
when she was tried Tuesday, light IN
Magistrate T. G. Nicewarner'Bc court
under a charge OF selling liquors,
which was preferred as the result ot
IA recent police raid in that suburb.
and TIL case was set for another trial
ing. The defen dant was released un-
der bond to appear at that time.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29
-.Z.O!W!...E..R!. !. PRICES. !! J. !. !.
For Cold Storage Eggs in the.
City of New York as Re
suit ola Boycott.
.5tn1 noe1ATrn rnK.s,s

&44 $a GHT EAaR0GiATEn FREEEi s jlatga 4$s
NEW YORK. Nov 20. The price OF
cold storage eggs at Who'll lesale was one
and two cents lower Wednesday than
Tuesday morning when the egg boy
cott began. Eggs sold at thirty-four
to thirty-six cents a dozen, according
to grade. The average price for fresh
eggs was sixty-t three cents as com
pared with fifty-fve this time year
ago. The price OF fresh eggs showed
no change from Tuesday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29
.ELDERLYM mem.
Are Employed to Do the Work
Usually Done by Young
sters in New York.

tRr AnHoGlAThp FREEal
NEW YORK. Nov. %. The shortage
OF office and errand boys has become
50 acute here that many business
firms are employing elderly men for
the work usual ly performed by young
aters. The difRculty IN getting 5lve-
nile boys Is attributed to the present
boom In business. Columns OF want
ads and window signs Of Boy Want
ed" testify to the situation
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29
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I FIRST STEEL Nh. b =. \
(BT7AGaoelATEu 5PHEGals

CHARLESTON. Nov. Q The
first steel ever. nlanuf actured In
y the KanaWha valley was turned
out Tuesday from the new plant
Of the Charleston Steel Com
pany ut Belle, near here. The
plant will operate day and night
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29
.nOCTOR sHOsPIrAlI. D :;

DR.. II. 81 Iinger. dentist Is ! 4a pat
lent at ST. Afary.s hospital With an
injected hand. Vhile his condi ittonA Ats
Improving, he will not be able to- be
at his once for sperhapss stwQERRek
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29
tnr AaaeetA rEn I. rREaa,.-

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. %.
a menu that will cost thirty
cents a day compared to the
forty y-cent diet now being test
cd by a special squad in Chi
cago will be tried ont by tho
Williamsport Club. an organI-
zatIon composed or fifteen stu
dents Of tho univcrsity OF Penn
sylvania.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29
EARTHQUAKE Al
hi Middle Japan Does Much
Damage to Houses and
Railway S station.
tAT ATAaHocIATwiPar1Bi

TOXIC, Tow Consfd derablel
damage has been caused by an earth
quake Japan. Many houses
have been d destroyed In Kobe and
Osaka and Kyoto.. The at1way sta
ton at Kyoto was q anna ged and &seYss
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29
TFER. .EE ARTISTS ARE
ENGAGED FOR. OPERA
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DON'T BE BASHFUL.

The Masonic Clubs Merry
Mfnstrels will rehearse tonight
at the Elks club at 5 p. m.
Don't be bashful, come right in.
I'm coming back to you; my
Hula Lou
Yaaka, hula hickey du1a
Yaaka hula hickey du.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29
SAFE BLOWN.

N3EIlF9 W AG5a8ls3 nfIAnRfsc1ATKpfFa
ing the HazeIton state Bank ga. IN
"wednesday four bandit blew tne SAFE
and escape with $12.0 900. The rohher
#took4t the two men nigh ppera50rs an
the lephoneE ONCE out OF town wish
them$tne santomobi1e To prevent titetn
giving the alarm
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29
S SISTER. |. |. /. |.
50f VIII Hall Sue Gunlf1s I'M Co
Iunzbus, 10 Hospital Fol
LOWING 0pefatio
=, - =. n Y

4 a =
ere a1d y 1 Fa.ir irT1 ont re-
news day o { the.
ilsseH pckrt d Ees OF.
Foil fn surgical.
ltpe there . Death;
9e llle morning
s1r q SIS ter of Will
isp Tier hef of the
Tr ction Com.
Mrs le and u Ell
Sc leEa of She was.
y la John sppher and
fls bott 20 clarlksSi
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CONTRA CTS AWARDED.


@tafGAGRaEIATEusPREEBtF5ss n
for tWanty-seye coast defena6
two Ten, slbl1al \
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VA GE l5I:I:i IIlIzREAsE. !: !

PITTSBURG lSpv. rhe Anderi-
can Window ilass Company announce
the ages Of an t1ttss employees Won, iti
he increased ten par cent fphe ae.=
vance I'LL adect about 5000 woi st1en
In western8 PennsyIc yIcanta ana Ind llama
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29
FIO !O.lU'!RE..N!o o:rlI, q 1spRoP

Local commis sion men say wire re-
ports of the q nctnatto on In the mar
ket prices of wheat on exchanges
showing drops as much as nine and
ighth# cents q bnshel, do not
necessarily mean that the price OF
-four $ts coming down. These sudden
drops have been vii ned out thfn Il
3brought the price M to rs forne1.
place.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29
MAI. EARLY! 1
Campaign Nationwide through
the Pos stmast steFssi is Begun
byEB BurIes on.

WASHINGfT0N,s Nov. Expecting
heavier Chris stmas mail han ever be-
fore because Of the prosperity pre-
master General Bnrl lesonS Wednesday
Eannouncedshe had begun through post
masters nationwtde y mail early
campalgn
Early mailing n is ESPECIALLY neces-s
sary. Mr.. BurlesonS says because tie
day before Chris stnas falls on Sunday
and all parcels should be mailed 3n
time fore delivery5o on Saturday. Deceni-
9beT 90.
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lA lVllgiHll3 lliahsl H18i ~ sd3 y l4iHAg 5
Tle1a tiYes
ce[,YeI:3 |: I: the 4; {. sal q
dea TIL 81 AIrl's
Column bEus,
ppeTat q on Ill. /.
occurred ea
ms RUSS
II all; chis
Mnnpng ga1lleE3'llI eE3'll
7i3i a sllll " q - h, \, Il i v
bAny ana
sfheIia ne
M 30 l9
OF I'M
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James E Wetz.

James Vet of Chicago, greatest eggs
he
he
complain the
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- q AI99aEE75 q Et
RIDGES or. HEIGHTS
I3, y n y NJ 4. s5 Il
Ii e8v vAaE8ES&Fro5pRERE1

PETROGRAI 5oYs rs. Russian
troops advancing inst the Teutonic
line east and south of irlibaba IN the
I'll prisoners, the ofdce announced
"Wednesday.
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VEO MT BA
SE MONASTIR
g} " 2 y ~ - y = " MI II f Fl
- ~ n ~ ~ SF1TW1

PARIS, Serbian troops
Tuesday cap ptured height north
west Of Gruntaffte he Macedonian
front east Of tho terna river, the war
Office announces etght east Of Hill
battle Is in progress Tto{rthWe est of Mon
astir.
The French aTa dYancing toward
Hill 1248, the sta tsrient says. The
Italians made pr1gfsss in the region
OF Tsrvena Stena west OF Mon
astir.
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slTHIRT,Y-CENT MENU.

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i'm NCREASED# #
I'm sFF2Eli iGsE. REGIONS.

PARIS, Nov: Increased activity
on the somma from south OF the river
is reported BY RAr office. During
the night there ReEe spirited artillery
ngagements in the ions Of Biaches
and Pressoire.
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Fl5lIRsT So LoRD.

- Western ennsy lcania
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The day book., 1916-12-30
HENRY PRACTICALLY DARES
LAWSON TO SHOW HAND

Washington, Dec. 30.-'I dare you
to come here (55 was virtually what
Rep. Henry, chairman of the house
rules committee, wired Thomas w.
Lawson today in the latest develop
ment of the Wood-Lawson-Henry
peace not leak charges.
Henry's telegram, answering the
one Lawson sent him yesterday,
reads:
eff it will make it any palmer to
you, l urge that you will come to
Washington Immediately and pro-
duce before me as a member of the
rules committee any facts, if you
have any, bearing on what you term
the sO-called leak in the state de-
paI uuenL. Don't dodge. Come and
show your hand. The issue is cellar.
You have ibeled congressman and
public officials and I predict you can
not make good Let me know if 1
may expect you.-Rob't L. Henry"
-O-O-
San Antonio, Tex.-Second N. Y.
field artillery entrained at McAllen
for home tOdaV
The day book., 1916-12-30

LAWSON SCORES HENRY FOR
DRAGGING WILSON INTO MESS
New York, Dec. 80. - Thos. w.
Lawson this afternoon replied with
a defy to Congressman Henry's tel
egram inviting him to come to Wash
ingtOn and tell what he knows about
the peace note leak" which he
charged made $6O,OOO,OOO for insid-
ers in Wall street.
He scored Henry for dragging
Pres, Wilson's name into the cOntTo-
versy and declared that, although a
Republican, he considers Wilson "the
greatest president since Lincoln
this Notwithstanding my unbroken
friendship and admiration for TheO-
dOre Roosevelt"
81 find myself held up to the press
of the country by you and others as
the beneficiary of a leak" Lawson
wired, "and l will answer this charge
as choose and not as you or others
wish"
The day book., 1916-12-30
34,12o COUPLES sPLlcED

Just 34,12O couples took the leap
this year; according to figures from
County Clerk Sweitzer's Office This
number is 1850 greater than that of
last year.
During the past II months 3,570
couples had to have their cases TAX
en- in hand by court of domestic re-
latiOns.