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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-04-10
WHEELER.

Hlland Scott is visiting friends in
st. Louis.
Mrs Annie McKinnon moved TO
Coe last week.
Joshua Amons moved TO Brecken-
ridge last week
Miss Alta Bonesteel visited friends
In Alma Sunday.
l.. d. Allen has sold his farm to w
l.. Reid for 81, 900.
Miss Pearl Vancamp, OF Mason, is
visiting friends here.
DR.. u. o. Nobert moved onto the
Wheeler farm last week
Mrs. John Christman visited friends
In Flint and Clio last week
The Ladies Aid Society served din
ner election day at the Maccabee hall.
A. Minded, OF Bay City. was in town
Saturday shaking hands with friends
here.
Telephone poles are set for tele-
phone line from here TO North
Wheeler.
The revival meetings at the NJ T..
church closed on Tuesday evening OF
last week.
Miss Inez Buck, OF Lansing, is the
new dry goods clerk for the Buck
Grocery Co.
Geo. Fleming was surprised at his
home by number OF his young friends
Thursday afternoon.
Smith Clark and wife visited at the
home OF her sister, Mrs. Jennie Red
man. Of Bethany, Sunday.
John Christman has moved the
house he recently purchased OF ID. G..
Lockwood onto the Poland lot.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-04-10
n Love Letter.

A love letter would not interest you il
you're looking fora guaranteed salve for
sores, burns, or piles Otto Dodd, Of
Ponder, Mo, writes: II suffered with an
ugly sore for year. but a box OF Buck.
lens Arnica Salve cured me. It's the
best salve on earth. 25c at Shsrrar &
Mulholland' S drug store.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-04-10

Accidents come with distressing fire.
quency on the farm. Cuts, bruises,
stings, SprainS. DR.. Thomas Eclec.
trio oil relieves the pain instantly.
Never safe without il.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-04-10

Half the Ills that man is heir to
come from indigestion. BurdOck
Blood Bitters Strengthens and tones
the stomach; makes indigestion inn
possible.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-04-10

u O.. Regular reviews OF Alma Tent
IA No. 3si are held every alternate Wednesday
night il X. of =. Hall. Visiting mem
5ers OF the Orderare welcome.
T. G.. ROHLAN Com.
". ). BOGART. r. Ks FK.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-04-10

L DELWEIss co. no. 4, L. r. X. OF P.-meet
Ia in h. OF T. hall, first Tuesday after 18th OF
every month.
CARTS BROWN, Captain.
Marvin HARVEY, Recorder.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-04-10
LODGES

4 LIMA Chapter. No. 123, r. A. VI. REGULAR meet.
n ings on Monday night on or after full moon
NJ. PoLLAsKY, II. Z.
WALTER CAPLE, Sec'y.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-04-10

A Ina LODGE No o3s. l. O o. F. meets every
y Monday evening in n. OF +. hal.
PRESTON LANE. y. G..
W. S. BooARrt, r. s
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-04-10

SUPERIOR REBEKAH LOIGE. No lOi. /. o.
~ o. + Regular meetings Friday nights in
is. OF hall
IDA DECKER. y G..
Lucia BoGART, u. =.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-04-10

DATUBONE SISTERS ROYAL Temple No
u 80, meets every alternate Wednesday
night I'm h OF T.. Hail
MRS. FLORA sTEN Rms. MI
MINNIE SMITH NJ of G.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-04-10

o. 4 Alma Hive so. a. Meets alter
u. nate Friday afternoons 2oclOck T. OF H.
bal Visitors always weicor
Mrs. MATTE j.. OPDYKE. J. g.
MRs. a DA GREIC r. X.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-29
P PARTNER
in LURCH
As Result of McGee's Failure to Account
For Money Collected on Contracts.
Total Amount $1,000,

J, w. Davis, of the late firm of Davis
X Mdiee, building Contprctors, says he is
in the lurci for abopt $l,sOO, on ne.
count of the departure of his recent
partner from the city. The firm was
comprised of Mr.. Davis and +. L, Nc
Gee, the latter being resident Of this
city for about three years. Some time
ago he went to Parkersblrg, says Mr..
Davis, and collected several hundred dol.
lars from James NJ. Jackson for work
done, but he never accounted for it.
Other creditors are the Southern Pine
Lumber company, Tate & NIcClme and
The Star Rig, Reel and Supply company
1t is stated that NIcGee also owes Bat.
ton Brothers a personal account of 5000.
l'he aggregate amount he failed to ac.
count for was in the neighborhood Of
$4,000. OF this Mr.. Davis says he viii
have to pay sl,sOO. He believes that
McGee has moved his family to Pitts
burg, at any rate, according to his story
ie has moved them from Carksburg
not to return.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-29
WHOLESALERS
INVOICING
Heads and Attaches Of Various Local
Establishments Winding Up the Old
Year and Making Ready for
the New.

.
This is the season of the year when
the wholesalers are especially busy with.
in doors. The additional part of the
business at this time of year is invoic.
ing goods, so as to determine exactly
what is on hand and M sing compari,
sons Of the business done this year with
lthat Of the previous year. In doing this
work the salesmen are pressed into ser.
vice and there is not the outside work
usual. Here the wholesalers have begun
this work. 1t will continue in most OF
the houses until the end of Saturday
coming. Much night work is being done.
At the end, it is expected. greater pro.
gress this year will have been shown
than in any previous twelve months,
which will demonstrate the fact that
West Virginia, and this section in par
ticular, are advancing. The S,1lesmen ex-
pedt 10 resume their regular work next
Monday, and will be calling on the trade
with Happy New Year expressions and
the resolve to make the coming year
still greater and better.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-29
INITIATION
CEREMONIES
viii Be Held by the Elks Tonight
Elaborate Banquet Will Follow.-Big
Time is Anticipated.

At the regular weekly meetings of The
local lodge OF Elks, to be held in its
lodge rooms on South Third street 10
hight at O'Clock, there will be initia
son ceremonies. A class Of six vii
be taken into the mysteries of Blkdon
and will be wearing amblels before mid
night and doing a lot Of other thing
they little dreamed of but in which they
will take pleasure and pride. There vii
be an invocation session and also so.
cial session. The evening is expected tc
be one Of the most agreeable ever helj
by the lodge. The music viii be furnish.
ed by Prof, Claude Macarthur, Of Fair
mont, noted artist in that line.
A feature OF the social session will be
an elaborate banquet, and this being the
holiday season it is the purpose TO have
much more than the ordinary festivities
The Elk who faib to sit ut the festa'
board on this occasion viii miss a feast
ft for a king and be sorry that he wa>
not there.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-29
LETTERS ADVERTISED.


List OF unclaimed letters intbhe Clarls
burg, W, Va, postotIice. Advertised De.
cember 2s, 1908.
BirIcr, Fisherrig; Clevengcr, Charlie;
carper, David b.; Clayton, William
Duty, J, H.; Dyer, Miss Mamie; En-
rick, Ice H.; Eeheaberscr, S. X; Elem.
ing, Charliej Fisher, Miss Susan; Ham
mond, Andrew; lIardesty, Charles; Hay
son, Mrs. n; Haynes, William; Harbert
Peter G; Keanter, G. G.; Kuhn, Thos. Il.
Lee, Miss Bertha; NlcLauglin, john,
Michel, Thos.; Myers, w. A.; Nuzum
Mrs. I. H.; Nutter, Mrs. Jane; Pan
Nathan; cPnnett, Miss Maggie; Queen
Miss Dora; Roberts, W. H.; Rcamcr
Lon; Rogers, L. T.; Smith, G. G.; stock
cit, Edward H.; savon, Frank; Sipe, Ed.
Smith. Geo; Spence, Mrs. Harriet; Sher
man, Grant "; Shafer, Jake; Smith, j
G.; Shafer John H; Swiger, Mrs. Lot
tie; Sharps, Miss Lille; Shaw, Ralph
Stewart, w. s.; Slaughter, William
rholy, +. E.; Tinan, Martin; Wells
Ieadore. S. c. DENHlAh, p. NJ.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-29
Or. STATHERS
is INTERVIEWED.
On the Tax Question and Says Farmers
Are Changing Their Tune.-.Talks
About Salem Charter Also.

The Wheeling nItelligencer says;
"Dr. w. f. stathers, OF Clarksburg,
who was an arrival in tac city last night,
,ays the tax reform agitation is taking
. new drift among the farmers. He says
shcy are beginning to change their tune
since they have discovered that real IS
.ate is 10 be taxed at Its actual value
luder the tax commissions plan and
hat consequently this will be increased
taxation for them. He declares they ure
not shouting 50 much for tax reform as
they were some time ago.
"Dr, Stathers also stated that the Sal
lem charter would be an issue at the leg
stature again. lie instancel the recent
raid on the speakeasies there as show
ing the evil had not abated and tliat To-
cal government was required to the end
that the situation be better handled by
The granting Of legal license privileges,
which, in turn, would provide revenue
for paving and other Improvement de-
sired. Dir. Statfers Is an enthusiastic
,Tetcr boomer for governor and says he
does not believe Senator Scott will have
any opposition at the proper time for
reelection"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-29
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
Tomorrow Night Under Auspices o.
Grand Army Will Be Rare Treat and
Should Draw Big House.


The Grand Army entertainment ut The
opera house tomorrow night promises u
be very clever and largely attended. Ev.
cry preparation has been made TO make
it something worthy of the patronage oi
the people Of Chrksbmg and especially
all lovers Of music,
The Woman's Club, OF Gr,fton, ha.
been engaged to participate in the per.
formance. They are the best vocalistt
and instrumental musicians in Grafton
md have but few, if any, superiors III
Ohe state Too much cannot be said IN
praise of them. They have prepared q
special program for this occasion thai
will prove a rare treat.
The opening hour will be $3.50 o'clocl;
in order to give an opportunity to al
to be there when the first number j.
called and 50 that they may see and heal
it all.
The entertainment is of such a higl
character that none can afford to miss it
and on account of The worthy object, tht
Telegram urges a large attendance ani
feels that that it can give the assurance
that all win receive more than theil
moneys wonth.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-29
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
ORGANIZE
State Council is Formed at Convention
in Wheeling and Officers for the
Year Are Elected.

Wheeling, w. Va, Dec. 20.-1lc West
Virginia state council OF knights Of Go.
yumbus was organized by a convention
of delegates from the six councils in the
state and the following officers were
elected:
Dr.. A. c. wingerter, stnte deputy
Thomas L. Joyce, state secretary; j A,
NIathison, treasurer; Thomas w. Cooke
advocate; H. c. Walker, warden.
The following delegates were present:
A. J. Mayer, Wheeling council; j. j.
o'Kpne, Wheeling council; H. G. Walker
Piedmont council; Tltos. W. Cooke
Piedmont council; L. A. schoolaeld, FL.
sins council; ]. Nj. Ward, Elllins council;
J. A. AIathison, ParIersburg council; I.
e. Joyce, Grafton council.
Parkersburg was named as the next
meeting place.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-29
.VIOL ATED
REVENUE LAW
Barbour County Man Arrested on That
Charge Waived Examination and
Gave Bond Before Commits
siOner Spates.

Delbcrt Moore, of Beryburg, Barbour
county, was arrested at Grafton Monday
by United States Deputy Marshal Dan
R. jackson and brought here on the
evening train. He was charged in the
warrant with violations OF the internal
revenue. The officer took him before
United States Commissioner Thomas
S. spates. He waived examination. His
bond was fixed at $500. He gave ii and
was released. The bond requires him
to appear at federal court in Parkers-
burg newt month ito answer indictments
by the grand jury.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-29
HE ELNLICKS
SORELY
AFFLICTED
Death in the Family Three Successive
christ. s. Days and There is
Still Sickness.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray c. Helmick, OF West
Milford, have bad a number of sorrows
more, indeed tltan come TO most people
50 regularly and they certainly have
the sympathy Of their neighbors and
friends. The Christmas just closed death
claimed their little ee-year.old daugh.
ter. The Christmas before they lost a
boy one year OIL, and the Christmas be.
fore that Mrs. Helmick's father was
killed in railroll accident. They them.
selves are down with pneumonia, and
they have a boy who Is just recovering
from the malady. Not often is family
thus 50 sorely afflicted, and there is, in.
deed, occasion for sympathy.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-29
.HEROISM
OF CLERK
Saves Mowrey's Store at Jarvisville from
Destruction by Fire, Caused by
Gas Explosion.

W. |. NIowrey's store at Jaryisvill,
narrowly escaped destruction by tat
Sunday evening. The gas jet up stair
had blown out and the clerk, Mr.. Law.
son, struck match to light 1T, before
he noticed that the gas had not becr
turned off. An explosion followed |
was slight, but it ignited a bale of cot
Ton batting. Mr.. Lawson carried tht
burning bale to the door and threw j.
nut in the road, thus saving the entir,
building and the stock df goods. Ma
lowosn was considerably burned about
the hands, but not seriously. The aci
was heroic and very much appreciate,
by his employer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-29
TRANSFERS
TO BE GIVEN
On All the Cars of the Local Street cal
Line, Beginning About the First of
the Year.

There has long been demand foi
transfers on the street car system, anu
the company has concluded TO inaugu
rate such plan the first of the year
1t will be found quite an accommola
ton to the public and will be greatly
They will be usedi on every
car. In other words, passengers who de
sire will be transferred from the depo.
car TO the WiIsonburg car, and vic,
versa, from the Adamston car to tn,
loop car, or others, and 50 on. Thl
system win be made complete
and will be adapted to every car in thc
service. The exact date has not been de.
'termined, when the plan will be inau
sprrted, but it will be shortly after the
first of january coming,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-29
BREAKS THE SEAL, OPENS THE
DOOR, ENTERS AND CARRIES
OFF BOX.
~ CONTAINED SURGICAL 1NsTRU-
MsNTs AND MEDICINES, VALUE
IS NOT; KNoWg.
officers Saw Him and Arrested Him, At
tsr Making Him Surrender Stolen
Property Justice Commits Him
to Jail for the Next Grand
4 Jury.


The life Of y repair hand on the Bal
diliore 4 Ohio raflroad became too mo-
ndtonous for Peter Maddox, an Italian,
and soiile made up his mind to take up
tiie vocation Of thief and burglar. He
made q mistake, however, in The basis
" his proposed operations, and got
caaght in his initial act in the role Of
burglar.
by intuition Officer Powell, of the
company 5 secret service force, knew that
Peter contemplated something out of the
ordinary routine and he made up his
mind TO keep his eye on him. The wis.
dom of this determination was soon
shown, as it was but a little while un-
til he saw Peter stealthily steal toward
n box car in the yards here. The Ital-
iaa passed by the side of the
ear, where door was hanging
on its hinges furnishing way
into tle car without force. He pass.
ed5on round the car out OF sight, as he
aIhought, and with much deXtcrity soon
broke the seal OF the door on that side.
Then he entered and took possession of a
box. Leaving the car, he slipped quietly
down the bank and hid it. Then he
appeared in The yards again as com.
plaisarvt as if nothing had happened. The
officer, by this time, however. had his
own feelings worked up to the point
where he considered immediate action
the only thing that could relieve the ten.
sion. He stepped up to Peter, gently
tapped him on the shoulder and told him
TO get that box. Peter looked inquir-
ingly, but dte soon became convinced that
Powell knew ull about it, and he very
obetliently brougt it. Powell then
brought him to Jail.
Justice Riley then gave his attention
ito him, This was about 5 o'clock Mon.
day evening and that hour and day date
the beginning Of his Imprisonment,
awaiting The action Of the grand jury,
The magistrate fixed the price OF his
liberty. He could not give it and to
ltirance vile Die went.
The stolen box contained surgical in
strunients and medicines, the value of
which the officer did not know. Peter
may have intended 70 be a pill pedtller
or a dealer in herbs, but he did not say.
As he had a big, ugly looking gun on
his person, it is more probable THAT he
proposed to become u professional bur
glar and notorious murderer, but his
plans have been t'a@orted for time at
least.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-29
INVESTMENTS In
COAL DISTRICT
Of West Virginia, Especially in Central
Part, Are Eenormous, as Shown by
Summary of Transactions.

The alnd owners of Fayette, West
noreland and Greene counties, Pa, made
capitiGsts by The sale Of their Penn
sylvania coal lands, have gone into West
Virginia and are investing thcir money
in her great coal seams, says the Con.
nellsyille Courier. James S. Braddock, Of
Mt. Pleasant, and John NJ. StaufTer, Of
scottdate, recently secured 2,2OO acres
near Wellsburg, Cochran Bros, OF Daw.
son, bought O,OoO acres iii Monongalia
county j. S. Douglas. OF Uniontown
purchased 5000 acres in Doddridge coun-
y, and I. S. Yackey, of Uniontown, the
unhontown Coal company and +. h
Robbins, Of Greenburg, have secured coal
holdings in the same district.
Other large investors from Western
Pennsylvania are A. 9. ovcrholt and
Albert Gadlis, of Uniontown. The Over.
holt Coal company has bought 1000
acres, the Powell Coal company 5000
acres, and the Bcssemer Coal company,
plso of Unioutown, have purchased 1000
tcrcs of coal land near Grafton.
PittsbuTg and Uniontown capitalists
nave thus secured immense holdings in
Marion, Taylor, Harrison, MonongaFa,
md Barbour counties. Much Of this
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-29
BRISTOLTTES
IMPRISONED
On Charge of Using vile Language on
Railroad Platform in Their Home
Town.

Shirley Haney and Lon Barker, citi-
zens of Bristol, are in Jail on u serious
charge. The landed here Monday even.
ing under guard of Constables Sutton
and Traugh and Deputy Thomas Bryaa
of their end OF the county. Some tim,
ago, according to blle charge agaf,ss;
them, they used vile language on ia,
railroad platform at Bristol and Mon
day they were taken before Squire j. Il
lmis, conservator of the peace in Ten
mile district, who committed them t
Jail in default of bond to answer inlict
mcirts by the approaching grand jury
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-29
HUMAN FREAK
is EXHIBITED
Unveils Marble Shop, Attracting Scores
Of PeOple.-Is Half Human and
Half Horse.

Wells marble shop on West Pike
street is the scene OF an unusual uttrac-
tion, an. hundreds of people are tlocking
thither. There is an exhibition There
that exeites the curiosity OF men, and
well it may. 1t is, indeed, something
novel, yeritable freak III human clta-
ton. The show is called tIlNlf Man.
tIalf Horse aud such it really appears.
The Telegram ought to know, for it saw
u Monday night. The manager cf the
chow is Frank Lewis, a very clever fell
low, with all the characteristics of Bar
mum, except chat he does not fool the
people, but, to the contrpry, gives ex-
actly what is on the bills, no mere and
no less. The monstrosity is Jim Bond
and that he is half human and half horse
no one who sees him will dispute He is
30 years Of age, and has been on cxhi,
bition 20 years. He has been shown all
over Europe and part OF other eastern
continents. Kings and quesls have seer
him and maryelcd. Many people ot
Clarksburg have already seen him anc
his performances and been confused ovcl
the productions the earth brings forth
He attracted scores Monday might an,
many more scores at O'Clock this at
ateiaioon, Tonight is the last chance I,
see him, according to the information
given by the manager to the Telegram
and hundreds will be there
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-29
0VtRGOA7 DISAPPEARED
While Mr. Hawse Was Doing the Mas
terly on the Ice on Elk Creek.
Thief Got in His Work.

A. L. Howse is minus fine oyercoat
He went skating night OF 50 ago On
Elk creek in the neighDorhood of Wate,
street, and when he came AWAY it wa
without an oyercoat. 1t disappcarel
while he was displaying his efficiency
IN agility. The other fellow must have
,ccn Just as agile. He suspects party
u 50, but 50 far no arrests have beer
ale, although it is probable he vii
aa&e ii warm for the man that tool
that protector against winters blasts, i
he ever finds out who he is.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-29
EAGLES
INSTITUTE
AERIE
AT WESTON MONDAY NIGHT WITH
A MEMBERSHIP OF SIXTY TO
START OFF WITH.
clarksburg Eagles Do the Work With
State Organizer in Charge. -Elabo-
rate Banquet Served at Monti-
cello Hotel After Ceremonies.

The Fmternal Order of Eagles IN
stitrted an acrie eat Weston Monday
night. The new aerie starts off with
sixty members. The Institution work
was in charge OF State Organizer NJ. IL
AlcNabb. The olarksburg aerie did the
work, a representation numbering So be-
ing present from Clark4burg. They went
up on the evening special and clme back
on the regular train at 9:2O o'clock next
morning.
After tlie. institution Of the aere a
very elaborate banquet WAS iridulged in
at the Monticello hotel. The menu was
as follows:
Baltimore Counts Raw
Baltimore Counts Fried.
Celery, Cold sslaw.
Cold Chicken.
Potnto Salad. Pickles.
Roast Beef. Queen Olives.
Coffee. Chocolate Cake.
vanilla Ice Cream. Mixed Nuts
Bananas. Oranges.
Malaga Craps.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-29
ITALIAN BURGLARIZES
B. & 0. FREIGHT CAR
FELLOW CITIZENS FEW.

An easy day was this in police court
and Mayor Grille was glad Of 1t, for it is
a burden to him, worry, matter of
nnch regret to him to have 50 many Of
his fellow cftinens before dim morning
after morning. Occasionally it may do
him good 10 address the people, but
that gets tiinesoine, like everything else
THAT one must put up with d,Iy in and
day out. This morning was the excep.
ton, as there was but one plain drunk
and the number was not sufficient to
warrant an address by the chief execl-
tive. So he merely said $4OO TO him
and let 1t go at that. The fellow was
not long in paying up and getting out,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-29
CRAZY NEGRO
is JAILED
Threatened to Clean Out Salem and
They Yanked Him Up and Sent
Him to the City.

George Williams, colored, aged 3s
years, claiming to have come from vir-
ginia, arrived in Salem half a dozen
days ago. He was strange character
and seemed TO have murder in his eye
He acted so strangely and made threats
to kill so many people that the author
titles there Thought it advisable to in
quire into his sanity He was, accord
ingly auaigned before Justice James
Bumgardner on a lunacy charge and the
latter committed him TO the asylum for
the insane. He was Brought to jail here
MonEhty evening, the same days he was
adjudgeI insane.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-29
.EPVORTH LEAGUE OFFICERS
Will Be Installed at an Early Meeting
Full List of Them as Recently
Elected.

The new Epworth League officers al
Gofr chapel are as follows: Mr.. Frank
II. Rhodes, president; DR.. W. X. An,
drews, first vice president; Mrs. Occ
Jones, third vice president; Mrs. W
Frank Stout, fourth vice president; NJ
Willis II. Franklin, secretary; Miss Lau.
II. Kester, treasurer; Miss Flora Harris
pianist; AIr Charles r. Lamberl. chor.
lister. They will be installed in the mean
future.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-29
MANN1NGToN CITIZEN
MAY LOCATE HERE.

Fred Bartlett, the Big hotel man al
Warrington, was here Monday night on
busines, presumably a prospective tour.
as he stated that his home town was
dead and he was hooking for a live one.
He came in the right direction aud did
we'll not to stop until he arrived here.
1t is possible he will go into the hotel
business here.