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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-02
MAY Be CHANGE IN
PERSONNEL OF The
NATIONAL COMMISSION

,'EI,'N,;u. Nuv l.--i'rrsidr,!t l.. l..
l"iIuS"u -! IN" .All"ric;Iu lrl=;;". III
Il Statement; Tonight. admitted that there
"prNhahly will b. Il change III The con-
pl"Ninn OF the National RaS"hau Con-
mission
The statement was l$$Crd after tw"
nttcruon newspapers ",,U lu"t'" NS'
mann. chairman OF til" commission.
would be deposed. Immediate DENIAL 81
the statement WAS made. trrNi"ynl
johnson. however. said thai certain 'tuo
owners Ot ;hc American t."H&u" ar" "i'-
posed [" TOO MITCH NAti"ntt t.'tS"S
IL the composition OF tin National '"H-
mission.
Mr.. li.rrIsnn is president @; ;tir t%n-
ciuuaf; C.i,!r -: tit" National League.
and has l,,..-n chairman ~ 81" H,.t!"nA1
Comm l<<;,4 sine" III" frr!;Iat.NI ~ tnt
hn,iy ;ir.u.: III, agreement: ~ '@' \'ttl'a-
al anL ..:....-irau Leagues. IT, N-!S III
,uuI,rrt:t.. with President I"ut!S"o mere
last Week regarding QucSiI".sS UEriElhs
the runi3iSSion
rho commission Is ::l.Gjr up II John
SON. HERMANN and John X. TCncr. presI-
dent 81 ;hc National l.caE"c.
There is Il strong ;;t'drr rr..'.nt run.
ming tnr cn;.ngr n the complexion Of
IN" commission" IrrSid'm, J"hnSon
said. Certain Et;I., owners az the
American I.casti,' sven: /" t.'t t"at th"rc
is 700 nuch National I...hgu" IL Its
composition. Personality. hHH" nuch
- cn,n;nru.l and littl" t. critics" in the
work "f Mr. HerrinInn IN "a" long per
io,l ~ Years that n: ..tS nr' chairman
~ that body.
"I'rnbahly there Mi, IL + change. hus
;ha; is Il ma than "Hiy can Dc de-
;"rMiucd IN future discussions between
the ,No organizations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-02
PAUL., T|CHE,
Nicely SPEAK
TRIO PoURs FORTH MUCH DEMO
CRATIC DOCTRINE AT AUDI
TORIUM LAST NIGHT.
Appeal to Wage EarneEs to Support
Ticket for Continued Pros
perity and Peace"

~ ". PAUL. secretary and manager
Of the Wheeling Stamping Company NJ
f. Tiphr national secretary nl The .Nlna'-
"anated Association wi Iron ami Steel
Workers. of Pittsburgh, and Congress-
man NJ NJ Nicely. Of FairmOnI. in order
given. delivered lengthy Democratic
speeches in the Market Auditorium last
night 10 Il large crowd.
Timothy r'Lcary. chairman ht the
Democratic rXrrulivc committee. intro
durcd Mr.. PAUL. who paid his ''compli-
lnentS'' Ia employers who would attempt
, ia rocrcr their employees into voting. and
took up at some length tho discussion
of the two open letters recently rnhilSh-
ed in The lntellIcrrcer from r. w.
. Peterson. relative |" the cii"ri thr IN
drrwoOd tariff bin had upon tn" bus
ness of the Warwo0d Tool Company. ana
trOmll. NJ. Scott pr sid"nl OF the Wheel.
iu- Steel and Iron Company. Mr.. l'aHii
in closing paid n high tribute To FfeSl-
dent Wilson and declared that hc was
proud to be a Democrat"
Mr. Tighc declared that he was ire,
lilnce no one had any strings on nam:
and that he had been requested by his
, people TO come here and make speech
| in behalf of Mr.. Nicely and woodrow
| Wilson. He told OF the confidence ne
had in the Democratic administration
, ana cited the alleged achievements mat
| that party had Accomplished.
Mr. Nccly spoke an hour and IN II -,
He recited in detail, what has hr"n
wrought by tho Democratic party i"r
tho lnboring people. He declared that
hn had never voted against nh aGhihSl
/ the interests of labor. He appealed To
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-02
WOMEN'5 HUGHES
CAMPAIGN TRAIN
COMES 1T FOUR
PROMINENT REPUBLICAN WOMEN
OF UNITED STATES WORK
ING FOR HUGHES
Party Will Spend One Hour in Wheel
iuq-Will Rccrive Hearty
Reception.

:, =: ,.,,o
The Womrn's Hughes Canrnlsn Sre,
cial. with prominent trl'up!ntan S'.,i,s
from every section nj tn" United Ht;trS
aboard. VIII rcarh NhcTllns d. , i"m'
o'clock This "ft"rn%9n IN tmnir tour Iron rnl
san tranGiSc" 10 Nc" mrk' c"' r h.,
inG Tor me 'Iect -! Tn.,, 80 Tho
Evans I'u&hss III NY St r' a. w.
prmHincnTE ol tmn n'i nc',,Iii,com cx.,u-
inc 'hlo count! ~ Hi'it .I,,rtv
tive cnminlltc' anu DL,'" ,Iti,mra
branch or fhr Natl"nh, tiWInrs rnrnm-
nave pIannro Gutc ;i' ,,r,uai ,r n.,.tr
Si"h Ior me N".''u,, Iii irri,,ir
Hr I':CcP'l'u or ~, E,tirrnl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-02
NEALE WORKS WITH
SCRUBS AGAINST
WESLEYAN VARSITY

Special n.>Idirl la ll.v luir.rIc'r.
EItkHANNuN. W. Va. Nov. l.
When "tirraSy' Nr:lIc returned /" the
game Yesterday and although as coach.
also acted ;lS one oi the players on the
scrubs and had as his partner no less
distinguished player than John kcl!l-
son. turIncr Al-Statc tackle. he showed
those who were allowed l." watch the
workout that Wesleyan needs 10 Tear
very considerably for her luurclS when
Hayes. Whiting. Mcintyre and the other
Marietta stars s;ci their forward pHSScS
in motion nu Saturday. Tim" after
tim" the big md. although not IN III"
best a. condition. "ludCa the rntlr" llurk
~ w"uli-hr lnlcrfrr"rS. and got the
oval and was away for tho goal iln'.
Mixing this StyL. 81 play with the lin"
SmaSil"s at k"IiSnu from fullha"k post
ton :a.id' the afternoon exceedingly
uncomfortable. for thu regulars and made
tn" situation for ;h" Marietta game cX-
rr"dugly gloomy. Wesleyan has been
weak on forward passes throughout the
wear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-02
OHIO TEAMS IN Big
GRIDIRON BATTLES
Martins Ferry Team: Plays at Cam
bridge, While Be'Iaire is Playing
UhrichsVle.

Bellaire'S to victory over Cam
bridge, Saturday. and the formers de-
feat of Martins Ferry few weeks ago.
indicates that in the Guernsey county
team, the Purple and White of the
Ferry school. has strong opponent.
Coach Campbell. of the Martins Ferry
eleven, has kept the team busy this
week in offensive and defensive work.
and hopes TO send team into the at
fray Saturday that will Withstand the
strong Cambridge attack.
Marietta High is Bellaire's next
strong opponent. While it is said that
they did not disclose anything OF inn
portance TO Bellaire eyes in the game
against Linsly last week, they never
theless put up battle that made the
Belmont county lads work during the
past week. Saturday they play uh-
richsville, and unless absolutely neces.,
sary, first string men will not be used
during the entire contest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-02
THE THEATRES
KEEP GIRLS AT HOME

How Ia present tn" influx of country
girls to tho cities Is the most important
problem that this country has I" Solve
Such Is the opinion OF Mrs. L. J. oakes'
who has devoted much time to inc re-
drmptiun al young women who nave
fallen by the wnySidc a. vrtlmS 81 inc
evil Influences that surround uhprocteu
girls in the hig cities
"lf country parents. country schooi
teachers. country clerGym"n and coun-
try newspapers would devote more time
to city life in The city, much good might
he accomplished" said she. Girls porn
on farms and in villages should ne
taught constantly from childhood that
tho Young woman who ventures alone
into tho big cities invites her own de-
structinn for she will need greater
strength than most girls have TO with
stand the attacks that will be made
upnn her. Country girls should hc made
to know how much better OFF they are
In tho country than in TN" city For
Them the mask should be torn from city
existence and its dangers and its some
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-02
VARSITY IN FIRST
SCRIMMACE FOR
GETTYSBURG GAME

St,,.,a! p.Sl.a,ch to the lmteccuces
MORGANTOWN. w. Va. Nov. L
West Firginia'S football team had lis
first scrimmagc Of the week today
bv way OF preparation for the Gettys-
burg game Saturday. The Varsity
showed a vicious running attack. scor-
ing four times on the scrubs. Later
The Scrubs were given 10 downs in
which to take the ball over from the
Varsity's yard line but failed to
score
Rodgers did not participate in he
scrimmage, LentH being at fullback on
.he Varsity, Rodgers has had no scri>--
mage work since the navy game, but
will be ready to play against GettyS-
burg. Chenoweth is still out with a
wrenched knee. Anderson playing 1T
Varsity nuarter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-02
CADETS PREPARING
FOR TRIADELPHIA
Coach Holden Works Team on Often
sive PIays-WelI Pleased With
Defense Work.

The excellent exhibition of defen-
sive work displayed by the Lins!y Ca
diets in Saturdays contest with the Ma
rietta High school was pleasing to
Coach Holden. and the work OF the
men this week in preparation for the
Philadelphia, after poor start. has
day. at Elm Grove, has been more on
the development Of offensive plays,
Triadelrhia, afte IA poor start, has
commenced to round into shape, and
according to Coach Stewart, he has a
better team now than that which faced
Wheeling High early in the season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-02

CAR ARRIVES
1T 44::4Q TODAY
SPECIAL TRAIN WILL BE AT 3.
o. DEPOT THIRTY-FIVE
MINUTES.
Candidates for President and vics- Pres
ident Will Speak-In Bellaire
I,a1ar

The Prohibition SpcciaI. carrying the
Prohibition partys candidates for both
pres idcnt ami vicc-president. will ar
rive i'll Wheeling. this afternoon, at
$40 o'clock. over the g. Il o. railroad
it was announced last night. 1t was
previously announced that tho special
would arrive Il $40 O'Clock, but Gem
trail tim" WAS considered when ms
announcement was made. -
The special will come to this city
from Washington, Pa where big DEM,
unsIration will be given this afternoon.
1t will leave the local i. .. depot
ut Sis o'clock. and will stop next at
Bcllaire.
Addresses will be made by both for
mcr Governor J. Frank Hanly Of In
diana. candidate for president and Hon.
Ira I.andrith OF Tennessee. candidate
for The vicc-prcSidcnsy. They will be
introduced by Hon. Oliver w. Stewart
Of Chicago. chairman Of the Prohibit
ton campaign committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-02
MUCH INTEREST
IN !. N. LEAGUE
BASKET BALL GAMES AT ASSOCIATION AT
TRACING CONSIDERABLE INTEREST.
HI links In Lead with Three Wins" and Cipher n
Lost CoIumn-Two Games
TO-niqht

THIS ereninS az ':I". Tie Seniors "f ihc \. NJ. Z
4 atl the business mrn will meet III 4 game ~
vnry ball. Irui. Mile: has been planning S'!hc
tim, 70 got these teams together. nut WIS never
successful 10. "r another until the prcStht
ti;n" Wh!.r IL is expected tia; close game Will
result; IN all probability ,hs huSncSS men Will VIII
~ n. members ut iat team had considerably
more eII.ri" However. the members " the Senior
team their Youth and agility 20 bring the
laur"Is hcnr them. aud arc confident Of coming
on. rir;ntS
Immediately after these contests. two games o.
basketball will hc riavrd by III" four teams III Inc
Srt,nr .rasi" Interested III ,Gr haSkcthdlI l'aS"H
has b-r 4, fever heat s:u"a III" beginning anu
4. - likely that Iar: crowd u! Spectators viii -
al,,l cheer ihcr taV"r" ir1i> Tia" III Jiis,'s
with Jitauly ;arhGJE captain. arr i"1oins nc
league with three. ard none lost Station TUX
WIKI his Rod S"X. Tuu:.tEe "csr SECOND an's
will carS- soTr. trnli" IA" leaders ia their ~ I!
game.
Roth tie "!l.y tai' and a>n"t'aiI sa'nr> a." "'n
20 tho ulblic Lmii;aMr" trr l"ins Charged tnd
rvrryn:c + s.Yril cordial IHIItaI' h witness :.r
games
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-02
IS CONNIE MACK TO
LEAVE ATHLETICS?
WILL MANAGE BOSTON BED SoX
ACCORDING TO EASTERN
SPORT SCRIBE.
Retirement of Carrigsn and hannln
Paves Way For New Dynasty at
Hub City.

pHfLAbE.LPHIA NoT. l.-prGauizsd
baseball from year 10 year sees strange
changes. and there Will be- t0"uSanus
of Philadriphia fans who Will learn WIN
regret that Connie Mack IS ABOUT 90
sever his connects ion with lucat paSeoaI.
after fifteen years duniuat!nu or tue
Athletics. thousands ut others VIII
doubtless bear ~ under the blow Win
great :"rti;titic. for. glorious rs We're ms
first thirteen years Ut management. taG
last two hav.. been Il nightmare IN TWO
acts. the second worse even ;uan tne
first.
Up Boston WAY. servants az ihe inner
Know are Whispering |" ZACH other tne
name ~ the new pilot viii" Will taN& o!lt
Carigau'S place IL tn" i;ein Vi the
twice-worlt;'S champions. Not Jack
Barr. they say. hut III" man VII" hrSt
introduced lack !" tn" baseball! WuE"i:
Joe Lanuiu. tn" president al th' tt'u
ScN. has been given his move or sign
by Big Ban Johnson; say ~ Wis -
and next April Will seq Connie MacS
president and nlanag-: OF the world :
champions.
This means caiaclysmtc shak.-un IN
thc local American League ctuH. George
r Johnson. tn, multi-InilltUuairr SHOE
. manufacturers at tingha.ui"n. y. l..
who has been nu ia" Amercan league
waiting list FOR SOM Years. X Is said
is tn. gentleman {" whom the -NthiSSl'S
are 10 b. entrusted. This means The
rhe Shue king would hardly be content
with merely Mr.. Mack'S 81 per can't
holdings He wuui,i want a controlling
interest which would mean thar ine
Shib.s will either sell out entirely or
surrender enough stock to give johnson
the controlling interest.
Ira Thomas is slated {" manage the
Riughum;ou team in the N*w York state
League next year. 50 the St"vc-IeaEucrS
state. and with him will go some ~ The
team Mack has been building.
Harry Davis is til. man most tlAelE
70 succeed Connie ~ manager uf the
AS and although tn" present moment
Loes no; dnG h:m with mach rial hiG
league material doubtless Ban john
sons mastery manipulating skill Will
deal him :. high hand from III" bottom
III the deck in urtc" that IL" new pro-
;r..tur will ~. able :" :ut on Il good
show -" the local patrons hi; hrs; year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-02
SECOND CITY MEN
SAYS WHEELING is
DOOMED FOR DEFEAT

Special Dispatch 10 tue lntcGrncoT.
EXTINCTION w. Va, Nov. 1.-The
Huntington high school football Team
held Il short tackling practice at Mar
shall field yesterday afternoon IN pre-
narration for tn" uunual Wheeling hlEh
game IN the Ohio county capital.
Tho Marshall dummy was given Il
good druhhng by the Red and Blue play
crs. II is tho intention Of the coaches
~ give thu men Il hard workout each
day.
Each performer came out OF the st.
Adams game in fine Shapr. II IS BE-
IinvrJ that TIL, Huntington raam will be
iii for real fray Saturday and the di-
rectors declare il is not " wild boast
when ;hry .Iy' VIII, iI;i : faces on" IF
the hardest games rf thu Srh:;''n hnd
probably ,lrf..&l by Il narrow ~; &ih.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-02
DAVE says:
Once YOU Get Il
K R A u S gu ALI T Y
S u IT

you'll see the difference. 50
Twill your associates. They
will notice. YOU will know,
that YOU are Wcallnga supc-
lior garment.
You can make your Sclcc-
tons from all the latest mod
els, pinch or plain backs, sin
gle or doublc-brcaStpd. All
the new Autumn fabrics are
represented. Certainly you
will get more tor vUul'
money than you could buy
anywhere else, whatever
price YOU pay hctWrrn SD
and $50.
Weather for to-day: Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-02
MAY BOOST PRICE OF GAMES.

CONNELLSvtLLE. Pa. Nov. l.
HIM school authorities her" contcm-
plat. raising the prices FOR the big foot
bali games TO be played in this city be-
y:,,:S.. they aver il now costs more 70
r,av tontbaiI TIL" football now costs
81 an advance. OF 81. Jerseys. shoes
and other equipment have also advanced
in price Even the best hotels have in
creased shr cost of entertaining visiting
plarrrS ton cents = plate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-02
HELD FOR MURDTR.

CHARLESTON. ". Va, Nov. 1.-The
finding of Il bloody pick handle about
twelve. feet from the body Of J. {. Ryan
relative Of Thos =. Ryan the We'll.
known trolley magaatr and financIrr Of
New York and Richmond. which was
found cu the railroad track nj Ecclrs
near here. severed II. twain. on sunday
has led tn the arrest Of Ash Davis OF
Harncr. on the charge Of murder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-02
TO ADDRESS BUSINESS MEN.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-Presidcnt Will
sons address az tile luncheon Of the
Wilson Business Mems League here to-
morrow. will deal with the eractments
and policies which have n direct rclu-
tionship to the countrys business inter
csts. il Was announced by the Demo-
cratic National committee today.
other speakers will lie Secretary
Houston. ni the Department of AGricui-
turc and Charles r. Crane. of Chicago.
president Of the lraEuC.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-02
WHY THEY HAD SOUP HOUSES IN
GARY

"A little less than two years ago
there were soup houses in Gary, In
dianai What was the trouble?
There had been 4 certain theory
put into application in an act Che
Underwood l}ill) passed by Congress.
II was theory which paid scani at
trntion to the demands of American
labor II wont do! 1t is an
American theory. | stand here for the
Republican doctrine OF protection 10
American industry. Hughes. at Ilor-
nell. ~ Y, Sept. 80.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-02
O. Y. KENNEL CLUB
Takes Preliminary Action on Adoption
of Constitution and Bylaws OF
New ORGANIZATION.

y meeting Of the ohio Valley Kennel
club WAS held last night in the Wheeling
Commercial association rooms and took
preliminary action upon adoption Of the
constitution and bylaws of the newly
formed organization.
Another meeting will be held in the
same place next Wednesday night u
20 o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-02
woRI,D-WTrE PROHIBITION.
PARKERSBUKG. W. Va. Nov.

PARKERSBURG. W. Va. Nov. l.
That the day will come when Worldwide
prohibition will be enforced. was the as
sertion made by Bishop Franklin Hamil-
ton. of Pittsburgh. IA. at a conference
of ministers and laymcn OF ParkcrsbHrE
district Which began here tonight. He
declared himself as being firmly in favor
of woman suffrage and of preparedness
in all its phases. although more inter-
ested in the hand that holds the rolling
pin than the hand that holds the gun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-02
ROTARY CLUB
will Hold Dinner at Scottish Rite Ca
receive Election Returns.

Announcement was made Yesterday
that The Wheeling Rotary Club will
give a dinner next Tuesday evening" at
thn Scottish Rite Cathedral. at which
rhn election l,,turnS will h" announced.
This will take the place "f the weekly
noon-day meeting on Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-02
srEWART%FURNlsHEs CARS

r. G. Stewart Of Hrllare. furnished
the cars for tho funeral for Miss Flora
King Of Key, Ohio. Tuesday morning.
The body was taken to St CiairAville,
Ohio, for interment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-02
times sordidness and hidcousness

should be madc pIuln.
~ Little Girl in n Big City" comes
to the Court Theatre for a three days
stay starting with tonights perform
ancG. Matinces on Friday and Satur-
u;Ly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-02
HOaSEMAN DEAD

NEW YORK. Nor. l.--Wiilia;a POLLOCK OF thH
ci,r for ,nany yeors an exhibitor Of trottrg horses
81. PHI, Srw York Horse Show. died hc:c n-daT at
the ace Of 81. Among the hotter known horses he
owned were iIolmesdale MaSnum Nero. nsc"lH ana
Earnn Ran
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-02

Tunights games: ProgrcssivcS '
Bankers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-02
BOW LING
Musee Duck Pin League.

l tialS ''No "'b "'N l i'o
TOnighi'$ games: RellairG W. Du-
uucSnG No. >.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-30
GOVERNOR HATFIELD CALLS
JOHN CORNWELL TO ACCOUNT
FOR HIS FALSE STATEMENTS
And Challenges the Democratic
Nominee for a Discussion
of the Record.

CHARLESTON. Sept. 30-Reply-
ing to communication addressed 70
him by B. n. Oxley, of Charleston.
a representative Of John ]. Corn
we'll, Democratic candidate for gov
ernor, in which request was made for
an itemized statement OF telephone
calls for the governors Office, as well
as the governors mansion, for the
month Of July last. Governor Hat
field has taken OCCASION to challenge
Mr.. Cornwell to a joint discussion OF
the record of the Hatfield admins
tration.
MIR. Cornwell has made false
statements about many acts OF mine
as chief executive of this state and
has criticized my administration.
shall be very glad to discuss with
him the record of my administration
before as many audiences as he de
sires, and to permit the citizens OF
the state to conclude as to my official
actions. Now, If Mr.. Cornwell wishes
the record OF my administration let
him for once allow fairness to take
the place of the strong partisan in
clination and misrepresentation that
have attended his every effort in this
campaign, as well as his unsuccessful
campaign OF 1904 and meet me
squarely upon the issue that he has
seen fit to raise" This was the
defy laid down by Governor Hatfield
to Mr.. Cornwell.
Resents Inquiry.
In his reply to Mr.. oxley's request
for detailed information Of all tele-
phone calls to the governors Office,
as we'll as Of the governors mansion,
the governor declared that he ire
sents not only the making OF such an
utterly improper request, but the un-
fair insinuauons which are implied
in the making" He expresses sur
prise that Mr.. Cornwell's representa-
tive does not also seek information
as to the other details of his domestic
arrangements, such as the amount
OF his grocery bill, etc
Governor Hatfield makes 1t plain
In his reply that in the expenditure
Of the contingent fund as well as
any other fund over which he might
have control, the constitution pro-
vides that he shall make Gstailed
report to the legislature. nand to
that body strict accounting will be
made at the proper time" he declar-
ed.
In expressing his contempt and
surprise over the receipt OF such an
inquiry as that which has come from
Mr.. oxley, Governor Hatfield says:
such a request coming from the
man you claim to representa-
whom am in no way accountable and
Continued on page 6.)
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-30
HUGHES CLUB
ROOM OPENED
In Gore Building on Second
Street and Meetings viii
be Held There.

The Harrison County Hughes Club
has opened headquarters in the Gore
building on Second street and from
this time on until the November cleo
ton the headquarters will be open each
afternoon and evening. All Repub-
licans are cordially invited to visit
headquarters.
The room has been furnished and a
large amount OF literature, pictures
and badges will be had at all times
and any one wishing campaign litera-
ture can secure the same by calling
there. A large banner has been placed
across the street in front OF the room.
so that Republicans will have no
trouble in locatin git. Harry C. Hoff-
man. president OF the club, will be
at headquarters every afternoon and
evening and all will always find a
genial welcome when they visit head
quarters.
All meetings OF the Hughes Club and
the Young Mems Club will be held
there in the future.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-30
WESTON CHILD
Dies in Local Hospital Follow
ing Short Illness of APP
pendiCitiS.

Virginia Belle. aged six years. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davis, OF
Weston, died at Z o'clock Friday night
In a local hospital where she had un-
dergone an operation for appendicitis.
The chtld's body was prepared for bur
'ial and taken to her home at Weston
where the funeral services will be held
at 2 O'Clock Sunday afternoon. The
Rev. y. A. lsner. pastor of the Meth
odist Protestant church, will conduct
the services.
The deceased child is survived by
her parents and Frederick and Frank
Davis, brothers. Mr.. Davis, father OF
the child, is a Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road conductor and works on the West
Virginia and Pittsburg branch OF the
road. He has many friends all along
the line who will learn OF the death OF
his daughter with much regret.