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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
Is This Article and No Others
Need Take the Trouble Of
Reading It.

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trace OF energy or ordinary ambi-
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message for you with persoual
meaning The 10000 Club" Is an
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kind II Ia sort of opening that
you energetic ones are always look
ing for The chance to secure all
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want without one cent OF cost to YOU.
BY Joining the TeleGrRm's TO-
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Your share OF the 1880 In prizes.
Every active member will receive
either cash or merchandise award.
ranging from the Overland sIN-Cyl-
inder cars, down TO pianos. talking
/ machines, diamonds. etc Tho
| Cant Lose" feature will appeal 10
you II YOU are the kind OF man or
woman who asks fair play. Not only
ar" YOU assured when you enter the
club OF certain profits but the COM
pcasatiou Will be far more generous
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paiEn ever lnauGurated in Clnrks-
| burg
The 10000 Club" is voting
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coupon. Every member OF the club
is allowed to turn in just "a many
of the coupons as he or she can
secure.
Votes secured with each subscrip-
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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
CONVENTION
Of Window Glass ManufaCtur-
erS Will Be Held at Allan
tic City in July.

The sixth annual convention of the
National Association OF Window
Glass Manufacturers will be held
July 20, 26 and q at the Hotel Tray
more. Atlantic City. N. ].
The entertainment committee
consists Of ]. II. Johnston, chairman:
c. F. Lutes, H. J. Walter. Florisso
Duliere. H. Z. Camp. Raymond Cor
nil and Walter a. Jones, and It Is
safe TO predict that these gentlemen
will devise, arrange and perfect such
a program to while away tho time.
between convention sessions, MS will
make all previous affairs OF the kind
soem but feeble. imperfect imlta-
tons OF tho real thing. All OF last
years enjoyable features, the chair
rides. theater parties, golf, bathing.
etc. will be called on to amuse tho
manufacturers and their friends, but
In addition 1t is understood that some
delightful surprises will be sprung.
This years attendance at the CON
vcntion is expected TO be unusually
large.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04

Our Junior high girls call their club
Fu-se-Frl Club (fun. service and
friendship which embodleB their
purpose Several little garments
have been made for their adopted
baby. and at one meeting the moth.
or brought tho baby to the club, much
to the delight Of the girls. Old fash
Toned plated rag rugs will be their
next attempt. Once u month they
havO an interesting half hour in
"Christion citizenship for Girls. -
with an outside helper.
The high school girls have had so
many school activities that club or
ganization has come slowly. Though
a good foundation is started for n
strong club next fall. These girls
are eager to help In a club OF little
foreign girls just started This group
will meet down in their own district
and our high school girls go down to
do some definite work in II. We hope
to servo a picnic supper once a month
to the children. tho three summer
months and have the high school girls
serve II.
The residence hall girls have a
Current Event Club which moots on
Tuesday evening. Their leader has
brought to them some OF the best in.
formed persons on their subject In
the city. A number Of those girls
are teachers and great interest has
been shown in the club.
Every Wednesday 4 group Of Bel.
gian girls comes from tho work for
Il ten cent supper, prepared hero in
tho ktchenette. Afterwards We sew
and crochet. and tho money realized
from tho sale of these articles IL
used toward Belgian relief work.
They took their name Princess
Jose" after the little Belgian princess.
There Is no difficulty in finding sale
for their work.
A club Of house-mRids Is being
started on Wednesday afternoons aud
hore q number Of them will md tho
needed friends among each other. No
name has been chosen as yot.
Thursday evening q group OF girls
from tho two ton cent stores come
for q simple supper and stay for
classes in English and domestic SOL
enoe.
Two lRunor1eB arc ViBlCeQ At the
noon hour each week and some one
who can play the guitar or banjo,
singing little songs, goes along with
the secretary. These girls delight In
the music. Stories are also told at
these centers. And on Friday even
Ing several Of the girls from there
como up 70 tho club-room 20 crochet,
On Saturday evening the cafateria
director serves O tan cent supper
which Is we'll attended by thirty or
moro Of the mercantile girls, as our
stores are open here Saturday even
ings.
We have an ideal camp site with
several cottages, swimming and boat
ing for our use during July, Our
girls are looking forward to this and
Il will I2ean a lot 20 our club work.
do trust this little account will
be or some use TO you and ! assure
you We will be pleased TO let the
Clsrksburg people know Of our work.
! hope your efforts toward this
campaign may bring forth 4 rich re-
ward.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
FOUR NABBED
As Suspected BootIeggers in a
Cleaning Up Crusade OF
Glen Elk.

Special attention was given 10 the
Glen Elk bootlCggers Saturday after
noon and night by John II. Tcnney,
deputy state commissioner Of prohibl-
ton. and Deputy Sheriff IAco Wolfe,
as result OF which three suspected
whlskey sellers are prisoners In the
county Jail. another In out under bond
awaiting proceedings before mRgls-
trAte.
Those in Jail have had their namCs
registered as Ruble Pritchard, FrOd
Williams, and r. Phillips. while the
one who gave bond 10 Butcher Clark.
Warrants we're instituted against each
by Mr.. Tcnney in Magistrate william
p stRrcher's court, where hearings.
or trials. will be hold as soon as pos
sible.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
DENTISTS OF VALLEY
DISTRICT MEET HERE
Last Session OF Season is Held
at Local Hotel by Dental
Society.

A paper on Treatments OF Dis
eased Conditions of Pulps." by DR..
D. G. Clark, Of BlacksvIlle. featured
a regular bi-monthly meeting Of the
Monongahela Valley Dental Society
Saturday night at the Hotel Gore
The paper was followed by a general
discussion OF the subject after which
other topics Of interest to the pro-
,fession were discussed informally.
This was the last meeting Of the
society before tho summer vacation.
II being the custom to suspend the
meetings during the hot weather
Tho next meeting will be held SRtur-
day night, October Z. at Fnirmont
Members present ut the meeting
here were Drs. G. H. Ncill. H. L. Sat-
erfiold and Basil Heron. OF Fair
mont: D. Fleming, H. ". Burnett
and L. A. Stark, OF ShinnBton; L. ].
Walker. OF Grafton; R. Mason Hlte.
OF Warrington: G. c. Howard, OF
West Union; D. G. Clark. OF Blacks
willie: and J. 8. Stone. W. B. Coma
way. r. D. Rumbaugh. John Law. H.
W. Atchison. r. 8. Linger, c. B.
Church. D. B. Davis. r. b. Taylor
and q. o. Lyons, OF Clarksburg.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
Home Made and Hall Made
Liquor is Seized and One
Man is Arrested.

County and state officers rAidCd
what they called young dlSullery
Saturday night in a KOlley Hill dwell
ing occupied by Foreigners. A wagon
load ot home made and half mRdo
whiskOy In barrels and bottles was
seized and ono man who was caught
In tho place was arrested and taken
TO tho county Jail IIC told tho officers
his name was Samuel Pal0SS.
Thee whiskNy manufacturing eS-
tablishmcnt was situated in tho baRO-
mCnt OF tho house. worry clover ar
ranEcmcnts at concOaling tho equip
mont and stock having boon made.
Concealed In one room that was pad
locked were two barrels each half
full of mash Of SomO sort. In another
room OF tho basement were two moro
full barrels OF whiakOy all ready for
use. In the wooden floor Of tho base
mCnt trap door was discovered and
beneath II wore found thrcO dozen
quart bottles OF whiSkey. Hidden in
another place wGrC eighteen quart
bottles Of whakCy Some OF the I'm
gradients Of this boOtlcEE stun were
found. such as rRiRiuE. pruneB. llcOrice
and tho like. hut those wcro not taken,
All tho liquor. including the mash in
tho barrels, was cHrtCd to the county
Jail.
Several Foreigners are believed to
have escaped from the place Will" tho
officers were breaking in. as It was
evident from tho interior arrangements
tina, various clever means OF exit had
been provided.
No still or like whiRkOy making
apparatus was found in tho place Tho
whiskCy made hero. II Ia believed. was
mixed together from certain inErcd-
tents. part Of It being allowed to fer
mont before the concoctiOr was com
plotC.
John II. Tonnoy. deputy state com
missioner Of prohibition. and Deputy
Sheriff LAco Wolfe were the officers
conducting the raid.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
SERIOUSLY I'LL
Is Robert P. Liter, Well Known
Race Horse Man and His
Recovery is Doubtful.

Robert P Liter. one Of the best
SHOWN race horse men In West Vir-
Glnia, who has been in charge Of A.
D, Fairs srnbi@ ;or the Las. NV yeal =.
Is seriously i'll At his hom. on Wood
land avenue, Arhrtus Pax and his re-
@cvery is doubtful
Mr.. Liter has been III for several
nna'hs. 'Bch. rs Mr. Liter is known
- his manr t-itnds. is native OF
h'E uckv ard has been associated
" n the rang business for many
wars. He las many frie"Ls in this
and adjoining states who will be panied
TO learn OF Lis illness.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
BROAD CAST MESSAGE
FOR ALL LIVE WIRES"

vote alps for thSm. Tho compli-
montary vote slips are good for atty
free votes. and all tho subscriber
nOed do. Is to sign his name II
you are a member OF tho club. or
about to become u member you can
secure these complimentary FREQ
vote slips at tho Telegram otilcO.
You will also be supplied with SrCo
receipt book made especially for
this campaign. for your convenience
In writing ZIP subscriptions.
All tho Help You Need.
Remember II costs you not
penny to become IL member AZ tho
Telegram 10000 Club All you
have to do Is TO sIgn your name to
the blank In todays issue. Thon
YOU will be assisted in every possible
way to conduct winning campaign.
II you have an idea or plan upon
which you wish advice or suggestion
the 10000 Club" manager will
help you.
The 10000 Club is at Your Service
All tho Time.
Extra help has been added that
YOU may have all tho help you need
TO enable you 10 make the greatest
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The manager OF the 10000 club"
can show you how to win tho Over
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you may desire. II you are In earn
eat no will make u special effort to
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neoted with tho 40 900 Club" Fran
start to hnlHh you will be given all
possible assistance. Your success
is our success and for this reason
tho Telegram il going TO extra "a
ponse to help you succeed. But the
question 10. arc you going to lot
some one olse wln7 It's all up to
you. One OF the prizes is yours for
the taking
II your name is now on tho list.
all you have to do IL to start the ball
rolling. II your name Is not on tho
liRt you should have II entered at
onco.
The readers OF tho Telegram ap-
preciate tho value of tho excellent
awards and they are entering into
the race with great interest. The
paper coupons arc being clipped In
nearly every homo in which the pa
per circulateB. and tho coupons Rro
being counted for one or another Of
tho club members. Perhaps onco
your name gets on the list. some Of
the votos which are now going else
where will come to you. Why lot
some one else have them whom they
can be yours. ENTER TODAY.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04

F.
SHERIFF BUYSLIQUOR
From a Suspected BoOtIegger
and the Latter is Now a
County Jail Prisoner.

Sheriff Ross F. Stout pitched into the
bootleGger crusade his deputies and
state prohibition officers conducted
Saturday night and made an arrest
himself. the victim being Thomas Ien-
Eins. who had been suspected for some
time Of carrying on bootlcgging bust
ness in Glen Elk.
Thomas is now behind the bars Of
the county jail and the sheriff says
he got him dead to rights by purchas-
ing a pint OF whiskey from him. Tho
sheriff not only got that pint Of whIs-
key. but also another which Jenkins
had on his hip and marked money
that the sheriff had given him in pay
ment for the first pint.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
TAKEN TO PRUNTyTowx.

Ernest Howell. u youth of New
Fair Grounds. who was recently adj
Judged incorrlgibls by Magistrate
W. e. starchor and sentenced to the
state reform school for boys al
was taken to that inati-
tuition Saturday evening from the
county Jail by a guard who camo
here from tho school for the pur-
pose.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
A GOOD SIGN.

The editorial blue pencil, exGcrat-
ed by myriadE OF literary asplrants.
Is pilinG up healthy batting aver
age in tho motion picture league.
Tho tendency to pad that existed to
some extent in the carly era OF pic
turo production has been replaced
by nm effort TO compress scenarios
into fast moving screen action.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
SECOND EXAMINATION.

Carl s. Lawson. county superln-
tendent Of schools, announced Sat
urday evening that flfty-six appll-
oantE took teh second teRehers' uni
form examination Thursday and Fri
day, Of whom two-thlrds were la
dies. He wnE assisted in the exAml-
nation by 8. n. Hannah. OF Wilson.
burg. and G. II, Recbtine. Of Enter
prise.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
TWO JURORS
Are Needed Yet in the Trial of
Will H. 0Tpet for Murder
Of a College Girl.

WAUKEGAN. ILL.,, June S-Tho
thirteenth panel OF prospective jury
men was discharged today withou.
filling the box that is to hear the
case Of Will II. Orpet, the Wisconsin
student charged with the murder OF
Marian Lambert.
To date, l.036 men have been ex-
amined and two places in the box
remain to be filled. Court adjourn
ed TO convene again Monday.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
Whiskey Making Joint
Is Raided by Officers
DAVIS FUNERAL.

Funeral services over tho body OF
Mrs VERNE Davis. aged 2S years,
wife Of Joseph Davis. Of ia Brown
street, Kelley Hill. who died Satur-
day morning. will be held at 3:30
o'clock Sunday afternoon at tho Davis
home and the burial will be in
GrocnlAwn cemetery. Tho Rev, W.
II. FoElesonE will have charge Of
the funeral services.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
ELKS
Will Hold a Public Observance
of Flag Day, Wednesday
Night, June ID.

As previously announced Clarksburg
ElEs will observe Flag day. Wedncs-
day, June II. The exercises will be-
gin al O'Clock at night in the audi
torium OF the Elks home. The ritual
will be followed. Louis A. Johnson
will make an address, Samuel r. Bent
Icy will pay tribute to the flag, H.
Arthur Heinze will give a history of
tho nag, Charles Gill will sing solo
and the CadenzR orchestra will furnisE
music. The public is invited 10 at
tend.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
DELIVER CAR.

Cuppet Brothers delivered a new
seven passenger Haynes Rutomobi
to h. @. JotJss Rt Fairmont Saturday.
Mr.. Jones bought the Haynes after
investigating the merits OF several
popular cars.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
BOY Is BORN.

Mr. and Airs. w, W. sAoeldy. OF
I'll East Poplar street, are the hap
py parents OF boy baby Sorn 10
them Saturday, The youngster
weighs seven and . halt pounds,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
ONE MARRIAGE LICENSE.

A marriage license has been issued
TO William G. Williamson and Eva
II. Rymer.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
THREATENED WITH FEVER.

Mrs. William G, Meeks Is III at
her home on Lee street. She IL
threatened with typhoid fever, her
many friends are sorry 20 learn,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04

A tull-grown elephant yields l2O
pounds Of ivory.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-01
rhounht Irvinn Couldn't Act.

Edwin aooth told one story of r.
wing that revealed tragedy in that
gifted mans life. one day as they
were sitting in Booths room in the
theater. the latter was handed letter.
Irving casually remarked ti.t he rec
ognized the handwriting Booth offer
ed it to him and asked him ii he cared
to read it, Fortunately the English
man declined Mr.. Booth opened it
and read the following from Mrs. Hen
ry Irving;
Dear Mr. Booth-Can you spare me
box? should Ike toF.ayo my sons sec
what good acting is.
During my llrst season with Booth
quite by accident found myself in n
boarding house in san Francisco kept
by a very sweet quaint. old a,ngliSh
lady who was IN aunt Of Henry Ir-
Wings. AMI she told nae that Mrs. gr-
wing had been known to occupy Il box
at her husbands performances and
ostcntatiouSly read a newspaper dur.
ing the performance Edwin NJ. Roylc
in Iarpcr's Magazine.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-01

Home is the halfway house between
earth and heaven. As such it needs
the practical and the ideal, both com
bined, more than any other human in
stitution. The earth side of home
must be absolutely practical, and the
heaven side must be absolutely ideal
if the home is TO be home.
There IS more need for science in the
home than for science anywhere else.
Not because science is the most impor-
tant thing in the home, but because
the most neglected thing is always the
most important. The average home is
conglomeration Of gueSswork, patch
work and overwork. The guesswork il
the fault Of the man, the overwork of
the woman, the patchwork of them
both. \ little science in advance would
prevent most of the trouble lndepend-
ent.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-01
Magic Italian Lakes.

Every one knows how beautiful the
Italian lakes are and how luXuriant is
the vegetation on their banks This is
due to large extent to the heat alb
sorbed in summer by the water. stored
up and given out slowly in cold weather.
y calculation has been made Ivy a sci
enlist named Verceli. He estimates
that Lake Como has an area of 1856
square kilometcrs and an average depth
of about 600 feet. In some places the
depth is twice that.
During midsummer this mass of wa
ter absorbS each bright day an amount
of heat equal 70 that produced by burn
ing $4,000 tons of coal. This storing
up Of heat goes ON from the end OF
February until the wafer reaches its
highest temperature in August.
From that time on the water gives
out heat to the surrounding stones I'M
til spring comes again, so that ii is no
wonder that this region is floral para.
diSe.-pittsburgh Press.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-01
Look Good-Feel Good

No one can either feel good nor look
good while suffering from constipation.
Get rid of that tired, draggy, lifeless
feeling by treatment of Dr. Kings
New Life Pills. Buy a box today, take
one or two pills tonight, In the morn
ing that stuffed dull feeling is gone
and you feel better at once. 25c. at
your drugglst.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-01

Going TO drop your cooking lessons
right in the middle of the course? Why.
| heard YOU got PROPOSAL of marriage
on the strength Of going to cooking
school"
81 dill. And now that | am going to
be married what's the use Of hothering
any further about cooking lessonsW-
Louisville Couricr-Journal.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-01
The Svsten,

First Trolley CondUctor-Why was
Kelly fired? Second Trolley Conductor
His car struck Il man at Steenth
street and carried him a block ON the
fender. After collecting Il nickel from
him Kelly in the excitement forgot TO
ring il up-and the man was spotter
Life
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-01
FRANK E HOWE. Editor and pub.
SATURDAY July I, 1916.
BASEBALL IN THE BUSHES

IltIt Is uUpHlS iudl tllt lldudSclo VI
the new Vermont baseball league
which includes clubs in Barre, Mont
pelier, Burlington and Rutland, will /
follow wisdom's ways and keep their
salary limits at a reasonable basis,
and then stick to their agreements
Brattleboro Reformer
well, they won't, that is not very
closely, unless human nature and |
especially baseball human nature has |
undergone radical change since the |
last crop of dead leaves was raked
from the lawn Organized baseball, |
which is conducted by business men
for the money that can be made out OF
it, is kept within certain bonds for The
reason that to venture beyond these
limits creates a vacuum in the strong
box. Out in the bushes baseball is not
a business but q gamble. 1t resembles
a poker game in which the promoters
handle the cards and the hired play ers
represent the kitty When the sea
son closes all the money in sight has
found its way down through the Sis
in the center of the table.
This new Vermont league won't be
going two weeks before one or more
of the teams will have lost more games
than have been won, the attendance
will begin a droop and the managers
will loose sleep while scheminG to get
back in the first division. The only
way to improve a bush league baseball
team Is to hire better players. Better
players cost money. There is no more
money in sight Tor the reason that
no margin, above the salary limit,
was left when the original bunch OF
hired men was engaged More pep
and more class" must be had or the
team will have to disband for lack Of
Support.
At this stage some foxy fan with
much onthusiasnG some money and III
tie judgment will receive a tip that
Cyclone Bill Smith, the pitcher, "hc
has been making monkeys of opposing
batters in the Three X league, has
been suspended Tor two weeks. Tie
fan, who has probably bet money cr
the home team, is ready to peel 4cN
more layers form his roll in the hope
Of changing their color from green tC
yellow. The fan and the worried man
ager easily reach an understanding
At the next game Lefty Jones from
Chattanooga will replate the regular
pitcher for the home team and on his
way home from the grounds The FOXY
fan will stop at a stationery store L
buy bigger rubber band.
The supporters OF the opposing team
who have been unwittingly responsible
for the pronounced swelling in tn,
vicinity OF the foxy fans yes
pocket are naturally peeyed
They learn that Hurricane" Wi
liams, the twirling sensation of tn,
-Four | league has been Oenched b,
the manager Of the Peoria Bear Cat
because OF fall from the water WAC
on and ted to take a vacation OF
grandfather's farm back in Vermont
Foxy Fan will not call at the station
cry store for a new rubber band at tn
conclusion of the next game. lnstea
he will visit his tailor and cancel tina
order for a new suit OF clothes b.
this time the salary limit will have be
come a joke and the treasurers OF tn
different teams will be growing gre
hair faster than a garden shoots u
weeds under the dog days sun.