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The sun., 1907-12-31
CRESCENT OFFICIALS RESIGN.
e.. Y. NicDermOtt. Vice-President. ana L. j.
Doyle Have Worked Hard for club.

Charles j. McDermott, the vice-president
Of the Crescent Athletic Club snd chairman
Of the athletic committee. has resigned as =
member OF the board Of governors and as
as officer Of the club. For many years Mr..
McDermott has been an indefatigSola worker
in the clubs interests. but pressure Of busi-
ness is his excuse for being unable longer to
devote a. much time to the club. and the
club will suffer. That 10 what the many
friends Of Mr.. McDermott In the club think.
and efforts have been made TO get him TO
reconsider his determination to resign. but
have failed.
Mr.. McDermott, or Charley. as he is better
known In the club. was elected a member OF
the board in 1908, and he succeeded Howard
Drakeley as chairman OF the athetic COM
wtse ana soon and Ss ssa been pssbS
the most popular Vice-president in ths his
AZ Ia himself an enthusiast in many sports.
He can shoot well and took a personal in
teresC in the d0ings OF the marksmen OF the
club. He Is 2 hne tennis player: plays golf.
that the club established a yachting depart
ment is a fisherman and hunter. and while
in Office took a personal interest In the dotngs
Of those in the many other departments Of
''G,' He was Va a member Of the building committee
OF the club that worried 80 hard TO erect the
present home of III 'Jew Moon Oraa nizatiOn,
and he shows with considerable pride a gold
The other members OF the COMMITTEES at the
opening OF the new house a year ago. Mac
may retire for a while, but his friends are
confident that they will make him president
vet OF the popular Brooklyn organizat
Lewis J. Doyle too has retired and de-
clned q denomination. He resigned recently
as a member Of the board and his positions
as chairman OF the lacrosse and bowling
Committees Mr. Doyle. better known in
the club az Lewie, was elected a member Of
the board in 1908. and has always been a
hard worker in the clubs interests. He
helped to make lacrosse the success Il is
in che Crescent Club. Hewase elected manager
crack bowler and he won the club champion
ship in 1900 II was through his efforts that
the club took up association football last
winter. Mr.. Doyle says he is going to have
a rest now and will watch and heartily sup
port the efforts Of his successors.
The sun., 1907-12-31

HIGH JJNKS AR XMAS RIDE.
Costumes az All Ages and Many HOrseback
NOyeIIles az DupIAndS.

The twentieth masquerade and Christmas
ride Of the Durland company took place last
night a. the academy In West Sixty-sixth
treet and about seventy eQuPstri ns had a
gala time. There wae programme Of twelve
items. which was enjoyed BY a crowd con-
sdered good when the bad weather was
reckOned. G.. T. KTauss conducted the grand
entree masquerade and in the throng were
seen makeups repre- senttnR every change OF
sartoTial equipment. every age Of civilization.
knighthood. savaRery. warfare, with all sorts
Of bucOlic variatIons thrown in. There were
4 number Of men who wore female attire and
some females who rode astride dressed in
Mrs John ferken led the cavalcade and she
and as she cantered around she glittered with
the stunning effect Of a red sun IN June. For
%en, nSVf 10 ns ssSss ne WSrr cheeR.r
board gray suit Of tweed and II was con-
strgEted on liberal Ts. lines. He had .S red Wig
- tail and the bulb flashed as the horse
and hind legs we're large limitations oS UNI UNI
bre la trousers and each leg bad lace and
was frilied near the fetlock, Mr.. sause was
the younger spectators and girls, for he threw
Teddy bears and packages OF candy among
,6ep Tie kept them in a spacious poseiEStt siSt
masS1erSds ~ % Mr. bT%land ian 'GaTrY" hmssP from q, ~"
santa Claus foat distributed packages among
The +Jeu-de-is-Rose" contest between
T. Curran. J. Rabbot r. Stewart and F. Lee
was yerv inteFestinS, and in connection with
the Norwegian Christmas tree ride there
was = fne exhibition OF horse gymnastics.
The Norwegian pony Odalisoue ridden b.
VI. CTimsRsard OF the Roral Norwegian
Cavsrly did the stunt which Was highly
applauded. Another item that took aplenG-
didlv with the crowd waR the Ladies' manHu-
vres those who showed fne command Of
themselves in the ptRskin we're Mrs. John
Gerkel Mrs. z keyes Miss Schleip MTS
v. r. Sause. Mrs. V. y. FnRelbach. Mrs 7.
Er1us Misses + and G. Kraus, Miss G. Mat
tlaRe. Miss Z. Schleip Mrs l.. A. Cvshman.
Mrs j. Van kleen and {. T. kraus directed
the work Of the riders
burlands original act the run for the
stalls, was a thriller As the trlimpstsr
from sackinRen. G, T. Nrags was in his
element. The "Cheyenne Lancers" was
contributed by four couples and that with
the fat race gave plenty Of excitement.
ip the hurdle race MessEs Schwsiger Shin.
McCrath Graham !. Fisher and Menks
had a lively time some good iumping was
Nicholas @ BR Brisk and t,lsiiesr' " ihe ifs two TWO
special acts were the Marlans in an aerial
ladder performance and Mile. Zina in a wire
act.
The sun., 1907-12-31


Of tbe National Rife Association OF America
vas kept very busy. Throe teems took part
In the duntoet for Teams Of private or public
sohOoie and two shot In The match with
tho subtanget machine gun. Tbs Morris
High school did not do a. well as was eK-
psctsd, Some OF the members Of t0i4
ssavn have beon making high individual
scores and Il was thought that the team
would take the lead ia the team contest. The
hoyg made tho highest SCORE Of the day,
but fell five short al the highest store made
20 far in the match. wbich is 5rS. made by
the team Of the Commercial High school.
Tne team OF Patterson High School made
S4e adnd Stamford High Schools team
scored $50.
In che Nbtarget gun match the Morris
High School team did better. The six
made a total OF 2Rl, which places the team
in the lead. a. the highest score 70 date was
The scores follow:
IntersohUol ernm match:
The sun., 1907-12-31
New York, New Haven s Hartford R r.

- Trains depart from Grand Central station. asd
BOSTON. VIA New London and Prov -ftlono,
4lS 4sSs !,oS S si Ss S@sn,ic;sSOs Wilma .sS tso
t2oi ~ Via ,Springaeid-iS;is A. NJ. 'Ai2O0s
GRFAT .PARRiN! TON, sroCKBHiDGE. LrNox:
PlTTSFlELD--t4:S4. fsDOO A. M TS:es ~ N.
Ticket orices.at cGd Cent? san and cissth Sc,
also At c2lS. 100. c1Ss4 sway c2b Union So. cisf
Mad. Ave clos ". i2sth 81. s7ss Third Ave: is
Bklyn; Cd Court ST., s7G Nostrsnd Ave. SEQ BWays
xStops At i25th 81. sundays only. fParior caf,
hnittd hHrs dining car. cPsrior and Sleeping
The sun., 1907-12-31
PENNSYL vANIA RAILROAD
Bulletin. '!;.I!. q.
Bulletin.
MODERN METHODS OF TRANSPORTATION.

great liners Of the day. the floating skyscrape.
provide for their passengers about everything they could command
in a metropolitan hotel IL is the vogue Of the time.
Nor railroads behind when the limitations Of rail-
train considered The Limited trains Of the Pennsylvania
fashioned satisfy the people who value comfort and
With matchess rOadbed the first essential the trains
are made up the Pullman Company build
There drawngooms and sroOms for excusveness and
electrically lighted berhs The dining all the dishes
Of the day both substantial and dainty The smoking Is
furnished equipped like club The observation is like
the cabin OF ship with the platform as its deck.
There attendants call both male and female and
OF the cOnvenences which make the modern hotel popular
available.
IL the design OF the Pennsylvania Railroad to surround It's
patrons with the details OF comfortable living which make for
content and happiness
The notable trains the Pennsylvania Special S hours
between New York and Chicago The Pennsylvania Limited
(mOrnng train to Chicago the Chicago Limited (evening
train Chicago and the est Louis Limited afternoon train
to ST. Louis). and they run every day Of the year.
The sun., 1907-12-31
CHESS.
JANE Beats Mieses I'm First OF o Series OF
Three Games.

The first game or a match. best out OF three
games. was contested at the Cafe Commercial
in this city yesterday between the Germa n
chess expert. Jacques Mieses. against the
local crack. Charles Jaffe. Jaffe has de-
feated Champion Iasker In 4 match game,
made a draw OF a preliminary game with
Mleses.
Jaffe won the toss and selected the white
pieces, opening the game with his queen =
pawn. Miesegs play was rather Indifferent
n the. opening stage and in consegusnce
thereof he lost first one pawn and later
another. Jaffe, on the other hand, played
with great skill and recorded.a well earned
victory after thirty-five moves.
In the preliminary game Jane proved
won a pawn on the sixteenth move. having
defended . Vienna opening with mpch. ex-
actness. Before this he had played his king
to bishop square, forfeitine the right OF
casting. and in due time he advanced his
the, exchange on the torty-gecond move. but
in the Meaning Jahe had established passed
pawns on two files. some very pretty play
followed on the part Of JANE. who got both
the pawns down TO the seventh row A
draw, however. ensued.
The sun., 1907-12-31

sersT' said HaiDin yesterday. -rh.r. /.
.' S1.nsL 70 come. and II will be mere lnasr-
an eT'iny y snan ne hrst J only touchs uahtIv
To- ooms tts. en-, on Sunday, but 10 tks one
~ ny Ss.rs sSSsH.nsers wantsd tho thing tSreahea n1,,
anlsh hh"'G % ana nov aIo IN \ With them 10 9hs
SHn van sssnIssics s ! kept silent snd what s .a,a
Halpin's statement kaa Ate,an,.,, 49, -
o. the athletic authorities 20 NOE ,s. w. yes
va, s ,ss9nn a9sn.ess and these .wsrs hyinE aroSnS
aSssrrs maklnS All sorte OF excuses In tSeIr
SSon c9mmittse would place RAW n E~r-
S. ~ me grIl and he will Be asked 10 esli ak,,y
meets and other paaoee =" - w. " a.
The sun., 1907-12-31

Inc gasolene cruising launch gre.v. :.
oeen sold by James NJ. Dodge OF PhIlsds,re,s
20 gentleman In this city through ths s.ss.,..
oI stanley y. Seaman. The Efcaya 4 ~ ~.
Wi.h = c1o,ns type. q feet long. eanlpr.1
-. wnhheld Tor the present. ef peots name
rsp repce or RIrs sns Long Island Sound and s "ss
hers. ihs yacht has bsen dsiissrsd
The sun., 1907-12-31
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL.


FOR IEEELLAsRgELlSHIs. q Il p als A :, Ey ", gs 49, & n
i.O as0, 80, a1n. $50, ssh $50 f.s0 40 r.D D, N.
Sundays, 20. $50. 0 1880 n sOa M. an. Ls0 aSD.
SO, A0, $50, $50, Iao. $50. l09, il.60 p. m. : =.
IL. LIBERTY sFs-lm s@, 100 aep. $50 an 100.
S0e ZOO 500, 200 p. m, n Is midnight. sundays. iM
400 800 l0g0. llgo an, lSOo noon, 100. 200, A0s A01
400. 800. 100. 400. 200, 1090 p. M "a iS midnighL
FQH HBALTfM0REAND WASHINGTON.
". w @D ST s-1sO, $50 llS0 - M. l.5O ASo SA0 $50
Lv, ITBERrY ST., $50, son. loooa M, r2uo noon
ZOO, 400. 600, ZOO .. m, daily.
FOR AILANTIC CITY. ". ". 30 a, y
w LfSkRTYI st. r-ioOOa a. m. 100 sats only. so
p. ra Sundays. 1000 q. m, 2D p m.
FOR LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURgTs
Lv. W. I'D 81. ;-aSO m. az 80 satS only In AM
1000. (e0 sats. only p. m Sundays. sA aS0&
", WBERTY sT.s-IO1 1000 q m. Goo saas. Only).
500 Alo, 500 lsD sats- oniyo pm. Sundays sl6.
Axe AESR JtE E3SS 9RANGg. 9gRATNVGEg. EsENyEX As N ~ RARE
iiSS NJ aS $50 sS al. .isO. IL IS ,. M mo sasdsSs
~ ~. = EfBEsfY ~ 81. moo $50 iiss a. Am IN az
$50. $40 eS I. m. t2Oi midnight sundays. dI6l e1t
Time tables may be obtained at following onscess
Liberty st., West I'D ST. Tel 81s4 Chelsea AstQr
House 1lS, 90 400 lssa Broadway, "a riftS Az. "a
West 18th 81. 2t5 Columbus Av-, New York Court
81, SN 9t4 Fulton st.. lD NOstrnnd Av,, BfoOkiyBt
80 Broadway. Williamsburg. New York TranafarCO.
calls for and checks bssgags 30 destination
vocfrs: = s' Ssa Mgr. nL~ Cen. Ps.s% s aoss aasa.
The sun., 1907-12-31

Robert W. Goelet, Adolphus Busch. Nevill
Hyams. Irving BrokAw and n. I. Riker.
Among the European visitors wereEredgrick
Thompson OF London M cupperton of Rouen.
France: J. Leigh Wood OF London. and Ernest0
seen Baron Louis Ambrosy Of wsshlnstop.
r. +. Brightly and Mr.. and Mrs, Alfred y
McCirath OF Philadelphia. r. C; Bristol. j: n;
W. S. McCres. r. r. Small and d. NJ. Flass
of Chicago,
The sun., 1907-12-31
HALPIN STIRS ATHLETES.
statement ot Athens Team Manager NAV
Lead to Investigation.

N. p. Halpin. manager OF the oIvr.,,.
team 70 Athens. did not issue any f,rthsr
statement yesterday in answer 20 HE AZ.
cusers. but u 10 understood there IA som. nor.
20 come before the case Is cleared up. t /.
updsrstood shat tho next one Win be 4 ssar-
The sun., 1907-12-31
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
'EVeRT DINER h0US ON THE EVEN HOuE'
TO BALTIMORE A. WARRINGTON

WASHINGTON, d. c,
Ofnces: Z55. asa 1900 Broadway. q AstOr House
l0S Greenw ch 81, - Union Square w, 9Di Grand
st; N; Y: S4S Fulton ST., Brooklyn: West Esd 81.
and Liberty St.
After p. v. Sleeping Car Reservation and full
Information regarding trains. DC, can he obtained
81 Bureau Of Information. B. a o. r.. R.. 23d ST.
Terminal. Phone No. Chelsea 5i44.
The sun., 1907-12-31
JUGGLER, @ TO >, BEATEN.
Poor send0ff and Ride for FavOrIte In
Handicap at New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 3O--Favorites and
second choices almost swept the card TODAY
at CITY Park. The seven furlonR handicap
was thought a sure thing for JuggIer. at
TSs as%Uersd Urs % y .se
quarter Of mile. sally Preston. the pace
and after the former cracked at top OF the
stretch the Celia horse hon won With plenty 10
GOOD thing rES@ IN Est.lis G. IN the maiden rPar
two wssks and also iIned, him $50 Tor rough
s In the fsst HsS rsS. and 81 Sst on put Moas
tain and his mount, Ztp.ngo. over the fence
\. the first ~ turn nj, The Judges also ss Warned
improve In his riding ne would be set down.
r,r,s F,ss,E!yc q sN:, C. no s, :,
.sYond; Helen Holland los tliufnegeD: 80 g 4.
Sd Sy, INK s ysn \, soSi H;rIaSs ESnr' Es
Lissak. bitterly. Agnes Wood. Flora Riley and
second s S Ss .ner.
ss So9s s ssonS ScG .s:I ss sssSrS nSSee ~ Ms
'a ss IsSSos :: q MsrHS MSSS 80 Ss ::
I sseOaS; No 9R.r.sr. g !AIoI:swe!!n,: IS % 4
aTa coSS Coon o sSSs sna
Foarts You Rsse-sevsn firlonrs Hyperion H.. III
3 % s. second; pedro, Ss u. W. Murphy. TO l.
ssa erssssa 3I.saisn sRd s.Ti$s !: si:s T%S;
aasch, Q 70 Q. Won Hans. ICs &C. Koerner, 20 !.
10 IS; ThcmSs calhoun, BriI@si bucket Bri-
FsSsrse, Mas Maroon % and ssSido also ran ,'O"1'
lIS C. Kosrasr,. . 70 5. wcn; zlpanEo, los (1oun
l. Shrd, Tims. I:s4 as, Prince FoItlnatus, AStr
roid and n Cspilan. Issncastrian nrishcd second
bui was disqualified for fouinE.
Golf.
we're ehe RUE in to-days semi final and hnal
70 ands OF the annual holiday week golf
tournament. summary:
PSesldepts cuR-Semi -nnaIs-w; r. GllIett
Emerson Armstrong. Fox Hills beat H. g. white
FinsiGx ARMSTRONG beat Glnett 4 snd 3
consolailon-- .hnals = Thomas M: Claim.
S and I: p. L. IlShSboUTn. 81. 6corgss. Bermuda
beat cyrus A. Tan. Nhitlnsyisle, BY default.
FinSi-Cish,u bcat LiEntbouTn, and 4.
Gsssas ssnas: cly' SsSsf. 3 IeEsSs #SsaSyi and
g: ~ Brett. Brocfllns. beat the Rev W. A. Nn'er'
Edgeworth. and :,
sssl.scS. ssssa Sssi SssM gSss. .nd !: Hurd Pitts.
Z and d 8 kcRcberts, Glen View, beat II. ". orms
Ses Ts Ts Ss.s seiSsissS SsssS.ais sS.'' and
AlsIes. So. p seidsn Tsr;isEs s, ,cCSn,ry' sSS
Roolnssna Lituetcn. 9 and 5.
FINAL Kellogg beat johnson, and . A..
iruit Q. 4. Pses. Mount EvsrsSs. beat s. Y. blake.
ii'ssss: sisss.-Ssss 81 sssssssss. ssraa
The sun., 1907-12-31

rhhNAONb hSuhha
Commercial High jcnoOl. New NoTk........,. 56e
PingKy School OF Elizabeth N. .......... SO
Stuyvesanl High school. New York ............ $50
81 John Military School ...... ............ sac
New York Military Academy. .....-.. .,........ 81:
The sun., 1907-12-31

IL is announced that company has been
formed TO operate an automobile passenger
and freight line between Buffalo and Niagara
Falls. Lockport and the TOnawandas 10
Is the intention OF the promoters to use ten
urated and add to the number as business
increases.
The sun., 1907-12-31

New Owners fer Lancaster Tri-state Club.
LANCASTER. Pa, Dec. s0.-At . meeting
held to-day Frank B. Treut was sected pre-i-
dent Of an association which will take over
the franchise and players Of the Lancaster
club OF the Tri-State League. elect . manager
.SS sn eos @ as cr sSsssd
The sun., 1907-12-31

Arrangements have been concluded TO hold
the annual local show in Kansas City In Con-
vention Hall. which has almost as much AoOr
space as Madison Square Garden in New
York city. The affair will be conducted by
the Automobile Dealers Association of Kan
sas City, during the week Of February > to no.
The sun., 1907-12-31

A new foreign motor starting dev;cs cor,-
Drtess n crank mounted on the daahhoard
and . peda which when deDreased oSens
sh Ol the inlet valves and at the same t;Us
breaks the ignition circuit The reIease
Of compression renders u very easy 10 t1,rn
over the motor. the cylinders thus heinz
When the pedal is released after crsDkinz
the motor starts "on the spark
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-09-18
Do
You
Own
A Home

How long have you been
paying rent? Do you own
a picket on the fence or a
Single on the roof Now
Stop and think. So. 90 per
month or zoe a day viii
start you, and after the
loan is granted it will only
cost you $3.50 a month
principle and interest on
each $1,000 borrowed
with 10 1-2 years to pay
back. We have bought
and built 800 homes at
81, 900 each in the JCtate
orVirgi7ia in the past Year.
We operate in Is states
and have been the means
of many a poor man get
ting a home and a start on
the road to independence
me St0H0dF0 trust q
HOME PURCHASING COMPANY
or Birmingham, AIa.
is Incorporated with
$500, 600, and as per last
audited report has $13, 900
surplus going into the loan
funds each month. Gail orl
address for a few days.
do it today
state Manager
W. e. Mathews
1872 FIRST st. CITY
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-09-18
See the Carleton Sisters.
TROLLEY LINE
From Parkersburg to Pomeroy and
GalIipolis VIII BE Built
1t is Believed.

That it is only a question of a
short time until Parkersburg, Bel
pre-, Pomeroy and Gallipolis will be
connected by a trolley car line is
confidently believed by the citizens
of Pomeroy bend. Engineers have
been working at somespoint along the
proposed route for several months
and it is said that the plans and
specifications are about completed.
1t is also said that all arrangements
have been made to have the company
which is to build the road incorporat-
ed. At lease one Parkersburg cap
italist is interested and it is said
that he made visit to Pomeroy the
other day to meet other prospective
incorporators.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-09-18

Union Land Co.,
Dom 431. Fourth floor
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-09-18
PRICES OF PRODUCE
IN LOCAL MARKET
What Has TO Be rard for Table
Things in the
City.

The following rerail prices prevail
J the local produce market:
Eggs, soc dozen.
Country butter. soc ID.
Creamery butter, 35c ID.
Irish potatoes. zoe peck.
Sweet potatoes, soc gal.
New cabbage, SC ID.
Tomatoes, sc Id.
Pineapples. 90 and 25c each.
Egg Plants. 10 and 15c.
New beets, sc bunch.
Green beans. 15c gal.
Lima beans, csc gal.
Green corn, zoe doz.
Celery, sc stalk.
Squash, sc.
Caulihower. Is and zoe.
Carrots. Sc bunch.
Mangoes, 15c doz.
: Turnips. csc peck.
Bermuda onions. Sc ID.
Onions, csc gal.
Green apples. zoe gal.
Watermelons. 40 and soc.
Catalogues, 1Oc.
Cucumbers, sc.
Chickens, old. 1Sc ID; young, 25c
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-09-18

The Lynch-ElIIott Real Estate Co,
Real Estate, Coal, Oil and Gas,
Rood 319. Third floor
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-09-18
Harder-Hall Co.
TESTIMONY
Is Heard in Suit Againsts Standard
Oil Company of New Jersey.
Tay Associated Pross.l

lAJ AbSOC4hEeu Ef0bB'I
NEW YORK, Sept. 1S-Testimony
was heard yesterday in the suit
against, the Standard Oil Company
OF New Jersey. The hearing here in
the federal suit brought in ST. Louis
last December has twice been ad-
journed at the request of the coun-
sci for the defense.
The hearing was before ex-Judge
Ferris, as special examiner The
Government named not only the
Standard OH Company of New Je--
sey as defendant, but also seventy
subsidiary companies of the main
corporation and a number of indi-
viduals, including John d. Rookie
feller.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-09-18

SWEET MELODY FLOUR;
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-09-18
ma, BALTIMORE ONO
RAILROAD.

ScaeGu.e e-ecuve Sune :. 1907.
ChARKSRURG, W. va
Daily. Daily except Sunday.
Sunday only
mA1N LINE, EASTBOUND.
Cumberland, Washington. Baltimore
Philadelphia ana New York depaTt
1882 am, $40 pm. 1885 pm.
Arrive 1888 am, 1855 am. "6:Os nm.
Grafton Accom-. depart 1920 am
x7:20 pm. 1853. Arrive s7:2s am.
xI:o0 pm, $3.50 pm.
XAxN LINE, wESTBoUND,
Parkersburg. Cincinnati. Louisville and
st. Louis. depart "12:5S am. se:65
am. 1908 pm. Arrive 1859 am, sS:4s
parkersburs Accom-. Depart. 1928 am,
x4:O0 pm, 1850 pm. Arrive sI0:23
am. x7:2o pm. 1853 pm.
Connellsville and Pittsburg, Depart
H6:f5 am. Arrive X11:O5 pm.
Fairmont and Morgantown, Depart
x6:l5 am. Arrive xS:35 am
W. VA & PITTS, SoUTHaouED,
Weston. Depart x6:06 am xIl:3O am
Arrive xs:55 am. z9:4O am. x2:l5 PM
Pickens. Depart xs:OO am. Arrive
xS:55 am. x7:O5 puI.
Redwood and intermediate points, De-
part x6:oO am. x11:30 am. arrive
2:l5 pm. x7:O6 pm.
webster SPRINGS. Deoart x1I:3o am
Arrive x2:16 pm
WEST va. SRoRr LINE,
New MartlnsvIlle and Wheeling Accom-.
Depart $500 am. x2:45 pm. Arrive
x1l:2E am $3.50 pm
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The Ladies OF Golden Rule Rebek-
an Lodge will serve ice cream. cake,
pies. sandwiches and coffee at the
home of Mrs. John Riggs, corner of
Pike and Railroad street, on Thurs
day evening, Sept. 10, from 7 to 10
O'Clock.
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weimer Handle & Mfg. Co,
Manufacturers of Handles of all
kinds,
Room 64s. Sixth floor.
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GREENLAWN

a beautiful and we'll kept ceme-
terry near the city. AL lots under
perpetual care. Think what thar
means. perpetual care. For any in
formation desired caM' $50 w. Main
ST.. the cemetery. or 21S Home
phone.
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WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. IS
Members of the Central American
diplomatic corps who are holding
sessions here to arrange for per-
manent peace conference to settle
difficulties arising between the var
ious states in Central America. ex-
pected to sign the protocol yesterday.
The protocol will provide for con-
ference to be held in Washington in
November and for the continuation
OF peace pending the final agree
ment.
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TELEGRAPHIG TIPS
ny Asroe1ated Prenn.1

CHICAGO, ILL.,. Sept. 1S-The
jury which will try Frank ]. Con-
stantine for the murder of Mrs.
Louise Gentry has been completed.
The taking Of testimony began to-
day.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. IS
An appear by President Gompers to
organized labor throughout the
country for financial assistance to
striking telegraphers has been issued
from the American Federation of
Labor headquarters.