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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-18
Miss Helen Morgan Hamilton.

is noted for her beauty. il tall and Of
the brunette type.
on her fathers side Miss Hamilton
is Il granddaughter Of the late William
CASTOR Hamilton. and she Is a direct
descendant Of Alexander Hamilton.
Her father Is a member Of the Arm OF
J. +. Morgan 4 Co.
Arthur GODS is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Woods Of Boston. He was
graduated from Harvard in 1892 and
after graduation studied In Germany
for on. year. II" became master Of
Groton school. Croton. Mass. when he
returned to this country. lie taught at
C;rot"n for ten years n then went
10 thu Philippine Islands on a Gov
eminent mission and from there C m
iinued "a tour Of inspection and investi-
CATION IN Asiatic and European coun.
tries.
When Mr.. Woods came back TO the
United states h.. became u member OF
the STAN of THE sun. and while o n
nected with THE EVENING SrN ac-
c.pted u commission from a citizens
committee 20 study police conditions In
this city and To- make "A refor: thereon.
Subsequently he was sen; abroad by
Gen. Theodore Bingham. then Police
Commissioner to study the methods Of
Scotland Yard. and when he returned
Gen Bingham appointed him Fourth
brputy Commissioner lie left tho
Police Department when Gen. Bingham
resigned
Mr.. Woods then became an officer
~ the Colima Lumber Company OF Mex
leo and spent some time in Mexico n
the lumber business. lie was ap-
pointed secretary 10 Mayor Mitchell on
January /. 1914. and on Apri! s, 1914.
was made Police Commissioner.
Mr.. Woods is regarded AZ an expert
In police work. lie has given especial
study 10 the Improvement OF Tho detec-
tive bureau and TO traffic problems.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-18
SAYS BABY STARVED
IN HEIGHTS HOSPITAL
Woman Tells Charity Inquir-
crs Nurses Also Gave Her
Infant Whiskcy.
HEBBERD CONTRADICTED

TIE Washington Heights Hospital was
criticised ngair at the charity investigs,-
ton yesterday. Mrs. Florence Grey OF
5O7 West i34th street testified thai abe
had been taken there on July 6, 1918,
two days after giving birth to "A baby.
10 undergo a serious operation and that
when che left the hospital six weeks
later she was suffering from n nervous
breakdown from the treatment she had
received.
She aid that her baby. which weighed
eleven pounds when taken there. weighed
only six pounds on leaving. because of
improper and insufficient feeding. Often.
che said. she would see the nurses GO
ing down the fire escapes to triug In
beer and they spent the night down in
the hail fooling with the policemen on
duty in the place"
At one time the sheets on her bed
we're not changed for ten days, Mr
Grey asserted. and when she complained
the nurse would say They don't pay
me here. 40 why should | Kill myself
with work" one night the nurse
brought her baby to her to- quiet II. Mrs.
Grey was too weak TO handle the in
FAINT and the nurse got some whiskey
TO shut IL up she testified.
The previous witness. Or Louis
Newell. vho for eleven years was visit
ing physician ut the hospital. said that
the institution was always too
that IL was cold IN the winter. that
the nurses were incompetent and tina,
" So H. No.. s-s u
that one OF I'll. porters slept IN the
10 change his clothes when an operation
Ma being performed. Bodies were kept
under the front stoop. he said. wher
the mortuary was full.
Robert W. Hebberd. secretary Of tho
State Boar Of Charities. who character
lied Commissioner K~.ngsbury Thursday
as one of the greatest liars in the
State OF New York was ON the stand
N the morning. lie Was questioned
about the authorship Of the Father Far
rcli pamphlets. which said the investi'
cation uas unfair. scandalous and anti
Catholic"
"Uo you know who wrot. the pam
phlcts IN which this Investigation was
attacked he Mas ASKED.
Il don't he replied, anu ] am un-
willing 10 venture a guess"
Mr.. l~ioichkiss, counsel for III" De
part,ncnt Of charities. said he had asc.r-
tanned that the date NJ. fi.bh"id and
the late Thomas NJ Mulry ~ thu stat,
board had called on Corporation counS.'
Polk srh ihrs<t-ned him with II charity
investigation unless Mrs. runphy. lie.
posed superintendent OF Ranialrs Island
was relnstated vas March %. 1918. eight
days before the hil. FOR the Investigation
was introduced in the Senate. Secretar,
Hebberd had testified that he had mad.
no such threat and that the visit TO NJ
Polk took place after the hill was passed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-18
MEN INVITED TO EXHIBITION.
Mrs.. MyPOn r. Herrtch WI Pve-
aid ae ambulance nt>pIa,.

Men are especially invited 20 a''e"t
the exhibition under the au>pirr- : ~.
Junior Committee OF the tmrri,t. 50.
bulancs Hospital al - it>' f.'''..-f
enth street to-day. Mrs. Nyio' ". ll''
rick. wife OF tn. eA-Au htsst1o- "
France. will preside and d,r.9c 'N'
afternoon Miss Fanny Iiowltui "I| &C
a talk on the work being d.., Co.,
hospital in France
The exhibition shows the w'''"3
aid administer.d 10y the ho- pl'4| ~s
the equipment Of Il hospital 'cn' ODE
battlefield and a replica ~ the N'erH
operating room. Assisting 80 'hF ''''
bition will be the Misses IaI'
iuson. NJ. Civilisc Al.Naudrc o.
ZACH. Camilla Morgan. Carol W.
and Beatric. Pratt. MIR N'1-r =
ilton Russell VIII be 80 ti. f,t ''h'.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-18
EMERALDS ON A M JIM
Nis Green GENE In Honor OS -.
Patrick Flash IN Dance Floor.

Diamond Jim Brady gay" Broadway -
demonstration of how to celebrate St
pa'rlck's Day when n" appeared in pub
lic last might, wearing the follow ing
combination
Emerald scarf pin. large emerald ring.
four emerald waistcoat buttons, watch
chain studded with cm"rilds and pencil
holder, hearing AZ its top the largest
emerald OF all, The ALI" Of tn" collie
tion was placed at 1000.
Mr.. Brady broke into IN" festivities a.
4 hotel by dancing two tango exhibitions
with 4 cabaret dancer The lights WE'RE
turned out and a Glaring spotlight from
the gallery war foclsssd ~ him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-18
FISK SUCCEEDS APPLETON.
Unanimously ChOs~n IS Colonel ri
the seventh Regiment.

Lieut.. Col. willard G. Fisk was
unanimously elected Colonel OF tho Sew
enth Regiment TO succeed Col, Daniel
Appleton. retired. at IA meeting last
night Of the board Of officers Of the
regiment.
col. Fisk during his forty years as a
National Qua rdsman has risen from the
rank OF private to his present position.
Tic has served or IN. militia %"ounci, Of
the state and Ia numerous other posi-
tionH OF importance,
Co. Appleton's retirement became a.
fectiv. February - col Fisk will as
sumo command OF the regiment az so0n
~ his election II confirmed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-18
COLD RECORD FOR ST. PAT DAY.
Trmperatur~ Lowest In ~ Years
NO Relief IN sight.

Yesterday was the coolest ~. Patrick
DAY in New York in thirty-onc years, tho
Weather bureau reported. The strong,
biting wind added to the discomfort Of
those In the streets,
The maximum 'emp'raiur" was 70
degrees at ~ O'Clock In the morning.
while the minimum temperature was III
degrees above zero at midnight. ON
March II. 1855. the temperature was "A
uttle lower than yesterday.
Tho weather forccaster says that to-
day viii b@ fair and that the cold will
continue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-18
WILSON WEARS SHAMROCK.
GiN W John Nedmond-Also
sports q Green Necktte.

WAsHiNGToN. March I,.-Frssident
Wilson had a srr!R of shamrock pinned
90 the lapel Of his coat and also wore a
green nccktie when he appeared at the
ratine, meeting to-day. The shamrock
Was Il gift from Johu Redmond, the Irish
Nationalist.
Redmond sends AN annual g.ft Of
shamrocks to the President u short time
before -. Patrck's day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-18

p The Public Service commission veg.
terday approved an agreement made by
COMMISSIONS Hayward and Vice. Pr.si-
dent Hedley 90 the lnt.rborough az 10
the basis Oh which composite ear bodies
withdrawn from tho suhways may M
used on the elevated, They liked a val
Uation Of S2.s00 for each OF the AS cars.
This total, i,3ls,to0. will he charged tn
equipment Of subway extensions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-18
ENDS LIFE CALLING
WOOER HER SLAYER
Deserted Woman Blumps Act
Of Despair Upon Man
She Loved.
THREAT no HAUNT HIN


The police made public ycs-crI,v ~,
,.o~,c ,.,tor no . wanna, ubn i. -
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"'''eu ou'oi"e Wy p'''"" "''u'c h'
man with whom she had lived for three
years had decided 10 leave her.
you are just as much responsible 90.
my death an n won had shn, ms ,rs,
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nope IN that u you ever iah' 'l"the'
girl in your arms there will appear b..
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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-03
PER SO NAILS

Mr.. and Mrs. Willinm IT. Alexander
will arrive sunday evening from tho
South to be guests for n few days or
Mr.. and Mrs Dorsey II. Potter.
DR.. John s. Stone, dentist, Will
leave on No. this morning, nccom-
panied BY Mrs Stone. to attend the
annual meeting or the Ohio state
Dental Society to be held at Dayton.
o., and they will be gone several
days,
John B Yates. OF Pennsboro, is a
visitor here.
James s. I.akin Of Charleston,
president OF the state boarod OF con
troll. is In the city on his way to
Charleston from Weston, where he
made an official visit at the Weston
state hospital
.. r. Johnson. OF Anderson. is a
guest at the Waldo.
=. "a. Murphy Is here from Park
ersburg.
D. ". Thompson. Of Jane Lew, is a
visitor in the city.
Kirk @. King is here from Elkins
w y. Morrison. OF Phllippi, Is a
guest Mt the Hotel Gore.
AZ = Ward, OF Pee. Tree. is a vis-
itor in the city.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-03
Wife Of Presley E. Robinson. of
Interstate, Passes. On Fol
lowing Long Illness.

Mrs. Margaret Robinson. aged 40
years. wife of Presley Z. Robinson,
of Interstate, superintendent Of
mines Nos, 81 and 44Fof the Elk Horn
Coal Corporation, died at 6: 10 O'clock
Saturday night at her home at In
terstate following a lingering illness
of Bright's disease. No funeral ar
have been made yet.
Surviving relatives of the deceased
woman are Presley r. Robinson. her
husband; It. F. and j. j Johnston, Of
Keyser: w. "A. Johnston. Of Cumber-
land. Nd; r. "A. Johnston, OF Fair
mont. and a. N. Johnston, OF Wheel
Ing, brothers: and Miss Dora John
ston, of Interstate. a sister.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-03
COUNTY AGENT 7OHOLD
AGRICULTURAL RALLIES
Nat Il. Frame and Miss Harriet
4. Hogg Will Assist linn
during#Next Two Weeks.

Harrison county farmers and their
wives will be kept busy during the
next two weeks as County Agent
W. p. linn has arranged "a series Of
agricultural rallies TO be held at.
different points in the county during
that time Nat t. Frame. of Morgan
town, and Miss Harriet Hogg, will.
assist Mr.. linn at these meetings.
Miss Hogg will have a special session
for the ladies whenever an extra
room can be secured and when only.
one room is available all Will meet to-
gether.
The itinerary for the next two
week is as follows:
Bridgeport. Tuesday. December Is. .
Lost Creek, Wednesday,. Deccm-
her 6.
Romines Mills. Thursday. Decem-
Der q.
Bristol. Friday. December 8.
Shinnston, Wednesday, Deem
Der 13.
Lumberport Thursday Deem
IL
sardis, Friday. December -
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-03
ABSENT BROTHERS
TO BE REMEMBERED


inson Grand tllcatcr beginning al 2:3c
O'Clock The officers and members OF
| tho lodge along with tho speaker and
minister Will assemble iii tho auditor
ium OF the Elks homo ut = O'Clock
sharp and march 10 the thcater in n
body, with Charles f. Hester. ESQUIRE
#sof the lodge. in charge
The thcatcr doors Mil bc thrown
open at o'clock tn the public. Hspec-
tally relatives 1ud friends cr deceased
members OF Tho lodge Seats. however.
viii be reserved In ample numhcr for
tho members.
Tho service Will be In charge OF tho
Eofllccrs ot the lodge along with tho
members Of the memorial COMMITTEES,
tor which H. Arthur lIciuzc is chair
Imau The speaker Will hN the Hon.
ouis a. Johnson. OF Clarkshurg, while
NJ. n. Eling pastor OF the First Metho-
dist Episcopal church. Hembrr's or
chcstrN ana the -AGoliar Male Quartet
will render the musical part OF the
+ program.
The Hon Albert II. White. OF Park
crsburE. had been cneadcd to make
the address of the day. but owing 10
/ a death in hts family saturday no was
compelled t0 cancel the engagement.
| However, Mr.. Johnson is pleasing
speaker and enthusiastic ELK and his
address will measure up to the usual
4 high standard.
The program Will Nv ms follows
Prelude Ilclnhei, orchestra
Opening memorial scrvicell. n
/ Horr. Il. r.
InvocatlonW VIM b king. u. d.
BASS solo THE Lord is MY Shop
,H -.tEt sa'y1N.- 80, tya.. \ 49,,
Calling roll or absent brothers
Crossing the ar"Aeolian male
Responsive Lodge Officers
Duct-.'I.ord. Thou Joy of Loving
! Hearts"-E. Clyde Beckett Bro. j. NJ.
Memorial addross--Bro Louis A,
johnson. OF Clarkshurg Lodge
Gracious Spirit. Love Divine
Aeoltan male quartet
Closing ode-Air. Aud lang Sync.
Great Ruler OF the Universe.
All seeing and benign.
Look down upon and bless our work,
And be all glory Thine.
Oh. hear our prayers for honorcd dend.
While bearing In orr minds
The memories craven on each heart
For "Auld lang Sync."
Rencdiction audience stlndingl
I HVnl. H. King. y. u.
1 Observation-Disclosures embcr orchestra
The audience will resume seats
| while lodge retires.
The officers are as follows
Exalted ruler-H. IL. HOrr.
Esteemed leading knight Claude
f II Atzrodt
1 Esteemed loyal knight o. il. Lower.
| Esteemed featuring knight-Ja James
4 IT. Keenan.
\ Secretary Walter ID Wilson.
Freasurcr-R. a. Farland
Esquire Charles r. Kester.
4 TileT-A. Hooper
I Chaplain--W. C. Morrison.
Inner guard Sherman r. Jacox.
Trustees-C. y. Hickman, Frank J,
WEIGH and j. II Denham.
Memorial committee n. Arthur
Heinzo A. y. Smith. o. Fl. LEVER. Clyde
NJ Crist. Claude II. Atzrodt, Sherman
IT Jacox and Walter B. Wilson.
Aeolian male quartet. Nanford
! Shlnn. William III Winchcole. f. Clyde
i Beckett. and DR.. Charles n, Moore.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-03
BOYCOTT
Is about to Be Declared against
the Bridgeport Line Of the
Traction System.

Complaint will be made to the
public service commission Of the state
within the next day or two against
the Monongahe1a Valley Traction
Company and Sheriff Ross F. Stout.
The complainants object to the use
Of the street cars on the Bridgeport
line for the purpose OF conveying
county convicts to and from their
work.
It is contended that the sanitary
condition Of the convicts is such as
to be offensive to the travelling public
to say nothing Of the moral side OF
the Question.
Unless the traction company abates
this offense by providing separate
cars for the convicts IN conveying
them to and from road work, a boy
colt. 1t is said. will be declared
against that line OF the traction sys-
tenn.
There Is considerable cenaure Of
the course OF the sheriff in mixing
these conyicts up with the travelling
public as he has spent the last four
years In efforts to uplift the people
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-03
MURDER.
of the Captain Of Wheelin High
School Football Team by
His Bosom Friend.

WHEELING, Dec Lee Ritz o.
captain ar tho Wheeling high school
football team and ull-stats halfhack.
was shot and Instantly killed by Jack
Motto. II bosom companion. tonight
lat $3.50 O'clock Aftcr killing tSit1,
Noltc knelt over his body aud fred
two shots into his body. both entering
above tbs heart He IN Ill tile North
wounded.
Nolte had previously told friends
that he WINS Jealous OF Ritz OF whom
he had boon II close companion for
years. They Ind been together dur
ing the evening.
Police arc working on n theory
TINT Nolte wns jealous OF Ritz over y
girl wooed by both.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-03
PRINN ENGINE
Calls for EVen.Larger Quarters
Which is Now Being Built
at Marion. o.

The new home of the Primm oil en-
gines at Marion. o., is arresting wide
attention. The new factory is being
built by the Power Manufacturing
Company The main building OF the
new plant will be eighty feet wide
and 500 feet long, and when completed,
the plant will be the largest in the
United States devoted TO the nlanufac-
ture Of oil engines Of the PTirnm type.
In 1902 the first Prinam engines were
B,ran md n IS11 Il became neees-
sary to secure larger quarters and a
new plant was constructed at Lima, O.
And now it is necessary to have still
larger quarters and that is why the
great plant, to be ready. for occupany
January i. is being constructed at
Marion.
1t is of local interest to know that
Matthew Primm, native Of this coun-
tn and son Of the late John ID.
Primm, Of this city. is the inventor Of
the Prinm engine.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-03
TNTERURBAN SYSTEM
is TO BE EXTENDED
of Proposed Lines to
PhiIippi, Wallace and Sa
lem Are Ordered.
Announcement Is made IN the NO

q 20
nongahela VALLEY Traction Company
that it has decided 10 construct one
NJ three proposed extensions TO its
systems from Bridgeport TO Philippi,
from Wolf Summit to Salem or from
I4llmberport to Wallace. AS a result it
has instructed its engineering depart
ment to make surveys at once of all
three proposed routes to the end that
the best selection may be made. Au=
tlority has been given Smith. Hood.
general superintendent, and p. II.
Moore, general manager, to look after
these surveys and to select the route
which in their judgment offers the
greater possibilities.
The line from Bridgeport to Phil
ippi,sif selected. would be main line
running nearly twenty miles 10 the
county seat Of Barbour county. Bar
hour county is at present almost iso-
lated from Clarksb1trg. and Marion
and Harrison county activities. since
tits reached only by the Baltimore and
Ohio by way of Grafton Several
smaller towns would probably be
tapped along the Aionongahela Valley
traction route.
be much shorter line, compared with
the ridseport-Philippi project, and
would be but a short extension OF the
present line out OF Clarksburg to Wolf
Summit Salem is a college town
which in the last few years has shown
q remarkable tendency TO growth and
expansion. Two or three smaller
towns would also be opened UP along
The Salem route.
From Lumberport to Wallace would
be a valuable connecting link with a
number OF contributing towns along
the way. This route would be aDproxi-
mateIy the same length as the Wolf
Summit-Salekn line.
The surveys as authorized Will be
started at once and as soon as a care
full consideration can be made OF the
several routes the one 10 be developed
WILDE selected. The line will be built
during 1917.
AS a result OF the decision Of the
directors, 1T is likely that business
men and commercial bodies of Phil
ippi. Salem. Wallace. Clarksb urg and
points along the proposed extensions
willffn the near future hold meetings
with traction officials in order to pre-
sent arguments in behalf OF the re-
specttve projects.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-03

The Clarksburg lodge of Ellts held.
its annual memorial services in the
Traders Grand opera house with the
Rev IS. X. Arbuthnot as the orator
of the occasion Samuel r. Bentley
was then exalted ruler of the lodge.
ofhcials Of the Fairmon and.
Clarksburg Traction Company desig-
mated December 20 as the date for
the operation OF the first car over the
F'airmont- ClarksbuTg 1nterurban line.
Lee Cofman. constable. brought
Edward Wilson, colored, here from
Parkersburg to stand trial on q
charge OF stealing four sets Of har-
ness from Walter Rau's stable op
West Pike street.
The seventh anniversary sermon
was preached at the First Baptist
church by the Rev. r.. p. Mcdaniel,
the pastor.
The Rev. W. E. Henry, pastor OF
the Weston Baptist church. was in the
city on the way to Parkersburg,
where he had been extended a call to
the pastorate Of the First Baptist
church.
The funeral was held of Jesse d,
Law, who died suddenly at his home
at Bristol.
Phillip Willett. or this city, deliv-
cred the annual memorial address
for the Wheeling lodge of Elks
Davis and Barrett we're running
the Manhattan Buffet at 331 West
Pike street. Home phone 1o8.
Homer ". Williams was circuit
clerk.
Dallas D. Leonard assumed the po-
lEsition OF local manager OF the Fair
mont and Clarksburg Traction Com
.pany. succeeding Ernest Hutton. who
went to Florida for the benefit OF his
health.
A kermiss was in rehearsa1 for pre=
sentaton at the Traders Grand opera
house for the benefit Of the public IL
brary.
\ Invitations were issued for an all
Lutheran reception at the home OF
/ the Rev. and Mrs. IL w. Sinerd on
Lee street IN honor Of the Rev. and
Mrs. II. B. Yeakley, who were moving
Ito Ptttsburg.
svYeisee.'' said the Telegram. that
old Sam Bettes wants money from a
fellow that punched him for abusing
him He may be entitled TO the
money but he@was also EMIT led tot NE
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-03
JAILED BY JANIToR.

Fol. being drunk mad disorderly I'D
the basement Of tile court house Sat
urdny night, a man giving the name
OF John Smith was arrested and put
in the county jail by Aaron Wilson,
colored janitor OF the building, who
preferred q charge against him In
Magistrate Jackson " Carriers court,
where he will be tried the first OF the
week.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-03
FLOUR DROPS
n Price as a Result of Talk of
an Embargo and the De-
cline in Wheat.
~ .a.ee,.rEp -rssa,

COLUMBUS. o.. Dec g. Flour
dropper stxty-hvc cents Il barrel here
toduy the FIRST decline noted In muny
months III tlin wholesale market il
and So : cash
Talk OF mn embraEo on wheat and
the declining tendency in the wheat
market Is said to he responsible for
the decrease. Dealers believe II to
be only temporary
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-03
HORSE JUMPS INTO AUTO;
DRIVER K Lied BY AOOFs

SIOUX. CITY, Dec Clarence Pet
erson. an auto salesman, was killed.
when horse became frightened at q
train and jumped into his car, the ami
mails flying hoOfs crushing his skull.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-03
.lANl:noN WHINE DEAD.

PARKERsBURG. Dec. 2.--Lang-
don White. aged %. a nephew Of for
mer Governor A. b. White. died in
the City hospital here early this
morning following nnillness or nneu-
monia Mr.. White was preparing to
leave for Oklahoma to take a. position
az manager of IL branch onlce OF the
Continental Supply Company when
lie was taken Ill.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-03
BAYSE FUNERAL D.

Funeral services over the body OF
Wilson Bayne, aged 81 Years. who
died ut o'clock Friday night, fol-
lowing an illness of septiceamia will
be held at 2 O'Clock Sunday after
noon instead of 2::s30 o'clock was an
.nounced Saturday. The burial will
be in the Greenlawn cemetery.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-03

punch II he gets both he ought to.
be satisfied. 4
Howard Blake started a new dane
ing class at his acad envy.
Editor j.. G. Shaw, OF the #Clarks-
burg News, moved from tho West
End to tho building on West Main
street, formerly occupied BY the City
hospital.
Talk OF appointing Elliott North
colt to the federal judgeship in the
southern district of this state. inAthe
event Judge Kellar resigned on ac-
count Of his health. pleased the Tele-
gram nightly.
j. Worthy schrader. OF Wilsonburg.
arranged to buy more b1oodhounds
Off his kennel in order to I'LL the de-
mands fort use of the d logs In running
down criminals In this section.
Harry Hendershot committed sui.
eide by hanging at the Waldo hotel.