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SUIT AGAINST TRUSTEES.
Beatty Heirs Object to Public Play
grounds Site.

I H'"E9tN9 6GNEaH WFINNt 10 HUIlt Il IN = =
grounds Site.
Charles A. Beatty and eleven other heirs
OF Charles Beatty yesterday filed suit in
the District Supreme Court against the
trustees Of the Presbyterian Congregation
Of Georgetown, asking for a perpetual
injunction 10 prevent the trustees selling
to the District Of Columbia the site Of
the old church and burying grounds in
q street, Georgetown, on which the Dis
trict Commissioners hold an option 70
purchase for a public playground
The bin says the trustees Of the con-
gregation We're never vested with title in
fee 10 this land. nor are they possessed
of the right
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-CHESApEAKE & ONO RAILWAY

500 p Nc. & .. LIMITED. DAly-F4st res
uouls tram. Pullman sleelers % LeXington. Louis
vile, Cincinnati. Indianapolis. Chicago, and -
Louis. Connection for Virginia Hot SIrings- Pull
man cars LOUISVILLE 20 Memphis and New Orleans
Dining cars IA carte serYicJ.
u.3 4. NJ :. Y. LIMITED. Dai,y-Solid
ycstlbuie train Pullman sletpeTs 70 Cincinnati.
Lexington. and Louisville. Compartmeu; sleeping
car % irgnla Hot springs week days. Dining cars,
"a carte service Pullman Sleepers Cincinnati D
Chicago and s. Louis and Louisville 10 Memphis.
Nashville and New Orleans.
RESERVATIONS and tickets ~ Chesapeake and Ohio
Otices So feunsy wanna avenue COS 18th street
near r. and New Cnka station. Telephones Nam
$50 for Pennsylvania X II. Cab Service and Main
1855 OF 10 for 4. 4 %. Ticket Oficr
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

TICKET OFFICE: H2l PENNA. AVE
Notioe-FollowinE schedule lot guaranteed
915 A. 81. Dsily-Sea board Mail Through coaches
ard Pullman slecpers % Savannah and Jacksonville
Through sleepers Washington 10 Hamlet and Ham
let 20 Atlanta and Birmingham. Dining cars.
800 4. NJ. Dsiiy-Seabcard E1preSs solid train
with coaches aud Pullman sleepsrs 20 Savannah
jacksonville. and Tampa Through sleeper 70 At
lsutA. Birmingham and Memphis Diniug cars.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

WANTED To RENT - BY A RESPONSIRI Z
party, fat OF apartment, 5 or rooms and hath.
nice neishborhood; state price. Address BOX So
Herald Office. no233t
WANTED TO RENT-BY RESPONSIBLE AND
careful party. or room apartment or fiat fur
nished: state price and location. Address Bon %
Herald Office. no2sf
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LOAN COMPANIES.

No meter what rate you arc paving or may be
quoted 70 y0u VIII make you loan AZ
RATES 1870 CHEAPER.
Even II you now eve another loan company. conc
to us WE WILL MAKE YOU LOAN and give
sou longer tine TO pay il.
II net eonrerient % come 20 Cur Office, write o.
Phone NJ 1913 We viii have oar representative cal.
AMERICAN LOAN CO.,
1876 New York Ave. y. W.
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Equity Suits.

No. Z.sS'. Washington u. Quinter % a. - 10
V X. Quinter.
No. -7ssL Charles A. Realty e; a.. vs Preshy-
te-ian Congregation Of Georggtown, fer injunction
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Criminal Court No. 2


JUSTICE GOULD
Estate o. Louis z McConss. VIII dated July s
1917. and petitions Tor probate and recprd q VII
and letters test2mCntaTy fled Att0rney W A
McKcnncv-
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MILLINERY.

STYLISH MILLINERY FOR SALE AND MADE
20 order; your OVID material made in new fail
styles hats trimmed fer 50 cents; choice felt hats. q
cents. MRS CROWDER. 81 II 81. oc2O-Su
FURs REMCDELED TO LOOK LIKE NEW.
e15 r -: oc9-n
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No. 4as7i William h VOORHEES, Grain Company
" William shields; account, Ssl9-2 Attorness,
Brandenburg & Brsndenburg
No. 1915 George Barrie & sons vs- August ".
Gray. judgment 0f T. II. CaIlan. justice q the
peace SO Attorneys. Tucker & Kenyon.
No. 2s7s Msry Louise Robinson "a Pennsylvania
Railroad Company; damage. $500 Attorneys,
Ralston & Siddous ant II III Classic
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING.

FURNITURE. BAGGAGE, PIANOS. SC. MOVED
with care; pacing and shipping a specially.
KREIG'S EXPRESS, l22i St NV. Phone Main
lAe Ru25-i
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

WE COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS RENTs-
government. estate. ard damage claims. no charge
unless successful. FULLER AGENCY. III l2,h nH
oc7-t
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RUG WEAVING.

SAVE YOUR OLD CARPETS: RUGS WOVEN
from old carpets the cnlY weaving factory Of is
Kind In the city WASHINGTON RUG co. s5l
stn e. nv. Phone Main 1875. oc3l-sot
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
FURNISHED.
THE VAN DYKE.

Cor. "a and ID SIS. NV. Wei furnished rooms and
apartments; private baths: rates reasonable: tran
sients taken; Soc up. jy6-tf
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STORAGE.

STORE YOUR SURPLUS CHRISTMAS STOCK
with TIE WASHINGTON SUPPLY CO..
unl--Cod9ot l2lo u e. Phone. Main ZOO
WHY PAY MORE2 WE STORE FOR Sc A
load. UNITED STATES STORAGE co. us-i20-
20 l5;h ST. NV. Phone A-Gin s22e nCl3-S0t
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CLEANING AND REPAIRING.

FUR RUGS CLEANED. refined. AND TRIM,
med anew low prices: coed Workmanship sl3 +
81 nv ocl0n
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CLERK HAVING KNOWLEDGE OF TYPE
writing and general Office work; Densmore machine
used Can 9ls 81 NV. Room .. uo3-2t
EXPERIENCED HELP II ALTERATION DE
partment. Apply CLOAK DEPARTMENT, Palas
ROYAL. A. LISNER nog33t
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AUTOMOBILES.
FOR HIRE.

Four and SIX passenger touring carr.
With that private appearance;
Nery stylish, best service. popular prices;
Careful and competent chauaeurs
CLAYTON CRAFT. Mgr. IS Iowa Circle.
Phone North ism O.o3d
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-A BLACK SEAL PoCKETBoOK, CON
tanning money and private papers. Finder may
keep MONEY il pOcketbook IS returned 10 Il. $.
GIELOW. 1879 NV no2f3t
LOST-A BROWN FUR NECKPIECE. on 5TH
81. ID ST.. last night. Please return 10 10
ST. nv Reward no2l9t
LOST-GOLD LOCKET. WITH TIGER HEAD
on sane; diamond in tigers mouth. Reward II
returned 20 SIS eth NV. MOIST
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

VIII BCY ONE SHARE CHESAPEAKE AND
Potomac Telephone Co. stock. srEd lowest cash
Iricc Address Bon -. Herald Office. no3f-3t
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ATTORNEYS.

LEGAL ADVICE. ALL CASES. COLLECTION.
domestic troubles. estates settled carnage 10 PER
son or property adjusted moderate charges: con-
fdential L. S. LEGAL CORP, 3o7 Bond Bldg.
noZ2E
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WANTED-L0TS.

wANTED-LoT, ABOUT 1000 FEET. NEAR
Pa. freight depot. for manufacturing plant, IN
exchange fer interest in established manufacturing
business. Address BOX 81. Herald Office MOIST
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS
In Evans Bldg. 146 to 1874 " Y ave-; rental very
low. including heat. light. and janitor service
Estate Of DANIEL ;. EVANS. 1924 y. Y ave nv.
nOllf
FOR RENT-OFFICE DESK ROOM: s PER
month. Apply MR.. HALL. 1855 g 81 NV noE5-a
FOR RENT-s05 18TH ST: TWO LARGE. COM
municating secoud- story front oGHee rooms. heat
light. and service. Apply premises oc6-tf
LARGE MODERN OFFICES IN THE NET
Zerutt Bldg. ul0lli2 ST. NV; So 50 Der month
including heat light. elevator and ianitor services.
no eTtrnS ocle-tf
FLEMING BUILDING. 1913 G ST. NV: RENO
waited throughout lst floor suitable stock broker
or real estate; also excellent Office rooms with best
OF janitor service; extras iy2Jtf
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Criminal Court No. /.

JUSTICE STAFFORD
United States y. Annie N Bradley. nIIdsr. on
tiaL Defendant attorneys Wells, Hoover &
Wells and %. " Powers
Criminal Court No. 2
JUSTICE BARNARD
Assignments FOR Monday. November %
10. 1873 Estate q ]. Howard Larcurbe.
No. &c. Smith Wagenh0-st- ArtOrneys-Charles
Coe-J. 1. johnson.
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FOR RENT-WAREHOUSES.

FOR RENT-NEW BUILDING. S7x5o: THREE
stories large elevator, rear 6l3 and 6l5 II 81 NV
fronting on a 4OfoOt paved alley; very suitable for
storage or manufacturing purposes. Apply To owuer
Z. J. NEE 7th and n sts nv no23l4,
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WANTED-MONEY.

WANTED-S5OOO FOR TO s YEARS. AT PER
cent. on improved Virginia rTopCrty near Wash
ington; worth double Address BOX &c. Herald
once no242t
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Circuit Court No. L.
IIsrIcF MRIcHT

JUSTICE NhlGhI.
~. so566 Boyee vs. DuYaI IT.. Judgment on yer
diet Attorneys. J. vs.. Latimer-L. ]. M1rher.
No l58l2 Jones ". Stezman. same Attofneys
Barnard & Johnson-ATtbur Peter and Mark Stcar
man.
Assignments for Monday. Noremher 3. 1907:
No & international Trust Company Is Crook
Att0rneys, ". 2. Clephane-B. II. Warner j.
No L. Burke Capital Traction Company
Attorneys. H w. wheatles-R. r. Perry & soa
and G. T. Dunlop.
No l19. Jennings IS Philadelphia. Baltimore anl
Washington Railway Company. Attorneys. +. H.
Jackson Mckinney & Flannery.
No. H3 Lewis & Go. ". Hicks Attorneys n
". WI aatlsy-James O'Shea
No. rs. Blanton Is. Washington Railway and
Electric Company Attorneys. J. C. Daris-C. A.
Douglas and 6. 7. Hoover.
No. IL Ryan rs. District q Columbia Attor-
neys, Ambrose stutler and c. W. Dau-E- II.
Thomas.
Nc. lS. kaufman & Co. vs. Metzler Ct al At
torneys. J. /. Peyser-L. Tobriner
No. Isl Thomas vs. Chacunas & Go. Attcueys
A. a. : ;.s ,oInb-W T. Ambrose
No. lsi ShAefr vs.. MagTudcT. Attorneys. II. l.
p. Atkis-on-John Rid04t.
No. 49, R0ndinella IS southern Railway Com
rany. Attorneys Tucser & Keuyon-Hamilton. Col
bert, NeTkes 4 Hamilton.
No 81. Ssartzen. Rheem & Hensey Company "a
MusteES Attorneys. Nelson Wilso1-J. ". Glea-
nan.
No. rs. same vs.. same. Attorneys. Howard
f'-+ ana .NFt-lil Ml-riil r. l. fulc,-
No l67. Leimbach ". Washington Railway and
Electric COMPANY. Attorneys. " Is. Qulnter and
Z. L. Frailey-J. J. Darlington.
Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON
Assignments for Monday November 3 Isc-.
Blackmau -. District q Columbia q a. or
trial. Attorneys. Lester u PRICE,. II. Thomas
/ H. b. Blair. Il. " -ohon. e. Il Syme
Assignments for Tuesday. November IS
No 76 Jaquetre. execu-riI. vs. CAPITAL Traction
Company. Attorneys. r. T. Evans T. Il. Benson
and w W. P0ultney-R. r. Perry & son and g.
7. Dunlop.
No. g Blaine, administrators. rs LOhr q a.
Attorneys. l. J. Aiather-W. e. Balders0n, Citing.
Chamberlain. and Mckinney & Flarnery.
No %. L0hr q a. vs. Title Guaranty and
Trust Company. Atlneys. " c. Bal1erson-Git
tinEs & Chamberlain
80. = Pitts rs. EdnOns0n- Attorneys. RI F.
Downing. e. A. Bern, and J. V Cougian-Git
tiuSs Chamberlain
No g. Haicr Wan Paper Company ". Elln-re
Attorneys W. e. FreEtiss and Nelson Wilson
Birney * Woudsrd.
No. n Woodward e al. - Newman AttoueyS
Edwin FOTCst-R. &. Donaldson.
No IA Jaseil. rs Ricss National Bank Al
torneys. II. ". Wheatey-R r. Perry & son
No llG Grady vs. Nashirgton Gssligat COMPANY.
Attorneys, DOug-as & Douslas-McKenney 4 Flan,
Usry-
No IA smith vs. Eau.shsw Attorneys. Cur
H0isauple-C- A Douglas. Z. 3. Sheriff., snd y
l. Baker.
No aS. International Trus; Company "a. Howard
Attorneys, W q. ClefAsne-B. H. Warner. y.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
Hnrnrxs and Wagon shops.

FOR SALE-GOOD DRIVING HORSE SUIT
able fer rlnabout buggy Inquire 8oOm 81
Loan and Trust Bldg uo2l3;
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Winter carriages coal delivery. and Dayton wagons:
bargains for cash. GEYEKS, 18th and II sts. uw.
Phone Main f52im. ao20-e
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-A NEW BROOM HOUSE. , BLOChS
from W0odridge station. Keys M brick house
adjoining; rent SIS per month F. J. DIEUDONNE,
AS 18th st. uJ no2i7t
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HELP NORTHUMBERLAND.

A YOUNG LADY. TEACHER or PIANO.
wishes pupils viii call Address BOX o. Herald
UfiCC nO245t
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING CAN BE
learned at our school in % 20 % days Positions
guaranteed. Iitman. Graham. Greg Barnes and
syllable systems Individual instruction. STENO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. 3l5-3l9 Colorado Building
l PAY lOC EACH FOR TIE NAMES OF SICK
persons IN the District. Send in 10 names and
receive 81. Address BOX 81. Herald Office nola-u
LleR TLkcHLle LeCNrY 5000 positions filed
ZION iLhOhLho kOLHvi 1865 Penn Ave. " w
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DAILY COURT RECORD
saturday, November 23, 1907,
fHUNuffg

and to declare deed reid. Attouey Psdsstt &
Forrest
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

SOLICITOR FOR GROCERIES APPLY AT
1880 lst 81. NV. non . d
STRONG WHITE BOY WANTED. ABOUT Is
or L years Of age for shop work. bring references
Apply al lily 81 NV, from 10 10 A. m noZJ-2t
YOUNG MAN WANTED IL LAW OFFICE. $
month Address BOX s. Herald Office
WANTED-A LARGE AND SUCCESSFUL LIFE
insurance company desires the services Of energetic
representatives for this city 10 the proper persons
contracts viii BE- offered that viii result in building
up an increasing income each year; a splendid op-
p'rtlsnity for the right persons Address with ri
Crences. i. o. BOX gi ro7.7ot
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Signed November p
No Ills NcNeey " McNcely: divorce dccrCed.
ATTORNEYS. l.. r. HarloW-C. H. Turner.
No ISL In re assignment Of Charles r. Talbot
reference 10 auditor. Attorneys. Lester & Price.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-24

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; NO EXTRACTING;
no pain; look feel. act and last longer than mai
GTal teeth; shrunken faces made normal: painles,
nllinS- Dr. J. L. WILSON, l26s st. nw. my2gu
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UNICORN PUNCTURE- PROOF TIRES. SIS
hardest to punctuTe: trial: guarantee JONES
H2-s4 ST. cl3S0t-eod
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MISCELLANEOUS-FOR SALE.

NAAOOAAAAA4sGSO6 LILLE.
WHAT GEO. LAWRENCE a2s 9Th
SAYS TO-DAY-Used uprights. SIS. so. and Sis.
SALE NEW PIANOS. Sl65. $50 to 500: 81 weekly.
nO205t
FOR SALE INK. SOLID GOLD WALTHAN
watch; S5- Address BOX g. Herald Office. noZi2t
TWENTY-FIVE SHARES AMERICAN MAR
conf. cheap. Address BOX q, Herald Office
nu2+a
PARTIES LEAVING CITY. HOTSFV0T-D
goods cheap bl5 Mass ave NV. MOIST
FOR sALE-ANTIQUE MAHOGANY-FOR THE
next ID day. viii sell all the old antique furui-
tme left over. 70 pay storage. half price. Can
and get a bargain T. T. SMITH. 800 p 81
phone W 683 ,,ooo 6.
THE BIGGEST BARGAINS N HIGHGR4OF
UPRIGHT PIANOS OFFERED THIS SEASON
A few new pian1s and number of used uprinhts
are offered now az exceedingly small prices and on
easy terms; 500 Rnabe. $50 $50 Knabe S225; SIS
Stief. $50; Kimbsll. $50 Conover. S225: Sohmer
so; New Hartman. SIS 500 Mason & Hamlin. SIPS
IL viii pay you u sec these pianos now
o. j. DcMOLL q CO.
i23l q ST. NV
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DISTRICT COURTS.
EqnIty Court 30. 2.

Court Os Appeals.
Adjourned from day 10 day.
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WALL PAPER.
DENTISTRY.
DENTAL MORE

DENTAL WORK
Set o. Teeth and Gold Crowns. 50 IN. Cola FiU.
ings. s. Up; Silver Filings. Soc. Work guaranteed.
No pain. DIR. GEO. L. EDMONDs. $40 + ST. NV.
ialo-d
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-04
SALEM MAN DIES.
7. B. Upham, OIL Wei DrilIer, Sue.
cumbs to Pneumonia.

The body Of A. b. Upham. an oil
well driller of Salem, was taken TO
Parkersburg Wednesday at which
place the funeral and burial wiz
take place. Mr.. Upham died in
local hospital Tuesday evening at
7 o'clock of pneumonia. He was 80
years old, single, and is survived by
one sister, Mrs. Sharp. of Salem.
and one brother, David Upham, a
prominent oil man of Parkersburs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-04
AOKI RESIGNED
That is the Reason for His Re-
call, and Not Any Unfriend-
Iy Feeling BY Japanese.
tay Associated Press.1

TOXIC. Dec. 4-The recall OF
Ambassador Aoki is the result of
his own expression of a desire to
resign. 1t is now regarded as a
foregone conclusion that Aoki will
not return to Washington. One OF
the highest officials of the foreign
Office today said the recall. of aoKl
is not intended as a reflection upon
his course but that a possible change
at Washington has long been i'm
minent. Neither should the present
action be construed to denote the
slightest change in the friendly at
titude of the Japanese government
towards the American immigration
question.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-04
THEFT OF WATCH
Charged Against Vera Parsons But
Magistrate Discharges Him

Vera Parsons was arrested by 4
policeman Tuesday night on "a war
rant that had been sworn out in
Magistrate Gordon's court by David
". stier of Philippi. who charged
him with the theft of watch, val
ued at $11.25, at the Walker House
night or SO before. Parsons was
taken before the magistrate but the
complainant did not furnish any evil
dence to show that Parsons stole the
watch and the latter was released
from custody
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-04
MAGGABEES ELECT
officers to Serve the Next Six
Months, With DR.. Payne
Their Commander.

At their meeting Tuesday night
the Knight of the NIaccabees of the
World elected Elmore Rector, Of
MeadowDrook. and H. L. Fultz, of
Dodge Court, to membership, and
the following officers were elected to
ser~c six months:
Plst commander-Guy Burnside
Commander-Dr ]. B. Payne.
Lieutenant Commander-c. L.
Wright.
sargeant-H. A. Ryan.
Record and Finance Keeper.
A. Mcdonald.
Master at Arms-winism Con-
man.
chaplain-E. NJ. Gall.
First Master of Guards-John
Yates.
Second Master of Guards-Ray
Burnside.
sentlnel-w. B. Nutter.
Pickett-H. R. Taylor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-04

WAGE SCALE.
Must Be Agreed to BY Workers
or Glass Factories Will
Be Shut Down.

The Columbus, or sliding scale OF
wages must prevail. say the window
glass manufacturers OF this part OF
West Virginia, or the factories viii
all cease operations. This was de-
cided upon at the adjourned session
of the manufacturers at the Waldo
Tuesday night. It was decided to
give the workers a weeks notice to
this effect.
It is announced that the American
Window Glass Company, which uses
machines. is now making oner or
80 and 80 on fol, single and 90 ana
40 on for double. To compete at
all in the market. the local manu-
facturers claim they cannot pay
more than the scale Of 80 and 175s
on. This means that If. glass is list
ed at $40 the wages must be 80
per cent on that and TN of that
The Columbus scale is the one for
mulated and agreed upon some time
ago by the wage committee OF the
workers association and a commit
tee of manufacturers and is lower
than the scale the workers want.
The concession asked for has been
sabniteed 70 tae osRers ana
manufacturers will hold another
meeting Monday afternoon at the
Waldo to take further action.
President Healey of the United
States window Glass Manufacturers
association has called a meeting of
all manufacturers in Pittsburg Fri
day, December 1S. The object OF
the meeting is supposed to be to
take steps to adjust the trouble. over
the wage scale.
Owing to unsettled conditions the
West Fork factory cancelled an or
der Wednesday morning for 1000
boxes. or four car loads, of glass.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-04
.GERGUH,COURT
JURORS ARE DRAWN
For the Next Term of Court
Beginning First Monday
of Next Month.

The grand and spetit> jurors have
beeu drawn for the January term of
the circuit court The grand jurors
will answer the first Monday In the
month for duty and are:
John j. Dolan, John T. Williams.
". w. Bice. Amos Hawker. Ira Post.
John Mcwhorter, Seymore Pfgott.
John c. Robinson, John w. Williams,
Z. p Sommerville, Austin H. Davis
son. Burgett SwIsher. L. c. Bennett.
IS. S. Faris. NJ j. Holden and Lloyd l..
Smith.
The petit jurors viii be on hand a
week later for service and are:
Ellis r. Fortney. w. T.. Hornor,
Pierre Lorentz. NJ. p Dye. Flavius
Il. Davisson, Jed T. Carpenter. Enoch
Palmer, Lon Garrett, Charles Eib, C.
G. Southern, S. G.. Monroe. j. L. Lam
berd. E. S Ice. Mark Koblegard, L. C.
Lockwood, d. L. Haggerty. Dudley d.
Britt. A. d. Lawson, Hugh Jarvis, T..
NJ. Robinson. John Parrtll, j. NJ. Crist,
l.. j. Davisson, Thomas w. Burke
Ntlse Fowler, William Gaylord. Geo
Il. Cofrman. II. Perine, +. c. Ireland
f. w, Wells, Perry L. Queen, Chester
NJ. Cunningham. Nathan G. Bartlett
Thomas b. Pepper Dorsey r. Potter
Charles Post. Clarence II. Kidd. r. w
Gerard. P. II. Shields. John Combs
Isaac NJ. Hess. Lee Lang, Fred Sturm
Ernest Rider. A d. Parr. James Cot.
triu. t. P. Tyson and 1. L. Rowland.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-04
NEW OFFICERS
Are Elected by Harrison County
Medical Society and School
Work is Revived.

New officers to serve for the en-
suing year were elected by the Har-
rison County Medical Society at its
regular monthly business meeting
held in the society rooms in the
Empire building Tuesday night.
They are as follows:
President-Dr. L. F. Kornmann.
vice-President-Dr. e. H. Hill.
Treasurer-Dr. B. F. shuttleworth
secretary-Dr. c. N. Slater.
Doctors H. E. Sloan, r. NJ. Hood
and D. P. Morgan were selected del
egates to the next convention of the
West Virginia State Medical Society
which, WIN be heid IN this city heSt
year.
The members of the society re-
viewed the study and work they had
taken up in the post graduate
school during the last month. DR..
s. NJ. Mason spoke interestingly on
Recurrence of Cancer" and DR.. C.
n. Slater gave a highly instructive
talk on The Etiology of Cancer.
Two candidates were elected to
membership, namely, DR.. A. Poole.
of West Union, and DR.. Weaver b.
Rogers. Of Glen Falls.
The society meets again We'd
nesday evening for another ses-
sion of the post graduate school.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-04
BAPTIST CHOIR
At Shinnston viii Give a Music
al and Literary Entertain
ment in Church.

sHINNsToN. Dec. 4.-The mem
bers of the Baptist choir Will give a
musical and literary entertainment
in the church on Saturday evening.
December Il. There will be NO
charge for admission but silver Of
fering will be taken at the door for
the purpose of purchasing new hymn
books.
H. T. Harmer and VIII A. Mere
dith were Fairmont visitors Monday.
Miss Nell cyples is quite sick at
the home OF Mrs. Lloyd chalfant on
Rebekah street.
Mrs. Ely. Of Enterprise. is here
the guest of her daughter. Mrs. Ed.
Mcolvin.
Mrs. Cyrus Thompson was a,
Clarksburg yesterday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-04
BENEFIT BAZAAR
To Be Held BY Women of City
to Get New Ambulance
for Hospital.

Plans were formulated at meet
ing OF women held in the Empire
building Tuesday afternoon for a
BENEFIT Bazaar to be given In the
building on Main street, recently va
Gated by the watts-Lambcrd Company
Dec. 1s 30 and 81 were the days FIX
ed for 1t.
The proceeds of this bazaar are to
Se used in procuring n modern, up
;o-date ambulance for ST. Mary's hos
pitaI There win be another meeting
next Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Definite plans with officers and names
of committees Will be announced
later
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-04
BRYAN ENDORSES
R0OSEvELT'S IDEA
In Reference 10 Campaign Ex-
penses and Praises Some
Other Parts of Message.

P1TTsBURG Pa, Dec. 4.-W. j.
Bryan, who is here, is reluctant TO
discuss Roosevelt's message to
Congress saying he has not had
time to read it through. he. how
ever, expressed himself in accord
with the President concerning posta,
savings banks and guaranteed banks.
He gave Roosevelt credit for intro
ducing an original proposition in
suggesting appropriation of campaign
funds by the government, and said
he hoped it would be enacted into
law. On several other important
questions. Bryan's ideas coincide
with the ideas of the message.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-04
SCENE SEEN
BY the Court, Jury, Attorneys
and Prisoner in the Caleb
Powers Case.

GEoRGETowN, Ky. Dec. 4
There was no. session of court this
morning in the Caleb Powers trial.
Judge Norris. together with the jury.
prisoner. attorneys and court officials
adjournins to Frankfort to visit the
scene of the assassination. They re-
turned in time for an afternoon ses-
sion when the cross-examination of
Noakes was resumed.