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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-29

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-29
MRS. BIBBnE I'LL.

MIS-. John Bibbie u a22 Florence
street Is quite M. Friends hope she
may speedily recover
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-29
now They'll BOOM An
ANcE onIo.

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The people q Ailiance-'tis
good ohie, town. are eOnsplring
COW to boom the place, ana add
to It's renown; at a meeting held
Just recently the business men
agreed, to reach the 10000
mark, more Factories they'd
need. Alliance Is city Of great
natural resources. and some
thing WIN Sc doing il the people
join their forces, 10 max the
right impression On the stlang-
ers coming In, they ought 10
paint che houses with Aurora
Paint TO Win. The ladies u the
sity IN their homes take lseenest
BIeasgr tliey use our spart6n
stain ana sly tle woodwork irs
d treasure.
Manufactured by. the Marietta
Paint & Color Co. Mas5etta, o.
sGld 81 the Home Furnishing
90, Afain 81.
Evening star., 1909-05-30

ALBEMARLE, Slsslnia seash Most ass. med5 nsdE
cool front rooms: private baths; elevator. 1000
u porches: music; excellent table. own farms q
dairy: white service. Special rates june 5nis'
4
Evening star., 1909-05-30
EXPLOITING AsBURY PARK.
Advertising Car Being Run Over the
Jersey Central Railroad.

ASBURY PARK, n. j., May 29.-One of
the most unique publicity campaigns ever
undertaken by a seaside resort has been
inaugurated by the municipal Information
bureau of Asbury Park. covering the main
line of the Jersey Central railroad in
northeastern Pennsylvania. The bureau
has fitted out a sixty-foOt baggage car as
an exhibition hall containing Il collection
of water color enlargements. some of them
the largest ever made, which will explain
why Asbury Park has come to be known
as 1.-The Beauty Spot of the North Jer-
Sey Coast" There are views of surf
bathing, ocean panoramics, boardwalk
subjects, Deal lake scenes. baby parade
pictures, views of the Ocean Grove audi
torium and it's great organ, Rough Rid
ers festival chorus and similar summer
attractions of the Twin Cities, together
with a great array Of mounted photo
graphs of the resort
The car was first opened to the public
at the Jersey Central depot in Scranton
last Monday.
The people Of Asbury Park have sup
ported the bureaus enterprise with en-
thusiasm. This will be the first time that
a seaside resort ever attempted to ex-
plot it's features by means Of a travelling
railroad exhibit and the Asbury Park car
has created a feature which is sure to
draw an immense attendance at every
place visited, for its views of the beach
and the surf are counted to be among the
best in this country. A complete bureau
of information will be a special feature
of the car.
Evening star., 1909-05-30
Globe Sights.

From the Atchison Globe
When an old girl needs spectacles how
she fights the idea.
Men always admire a woman who
wears white underskirts.
Every man must DO a certain amount
of whining to some woman.
If you want to please your friend,
get through talking SO he can begin.
A good many of your tragedies prob
ably look like comedies to others.
The Missourans say that when wom-
an begins to make money she never lets
up.
There are some houses that always look
as If the front door hadn't been opened
since the last funeral
THAT land said a brakeman recently
speaking of rough land below town,
wouldn't raise blacksnakes."
Perhaps you lack self-confidence. but
if you attempt to acquire it, remember
ii differs somewhat from conceit.
Nothing pleases a farmer better than
to bring an owl or fox to town, and
have all the town fellows look at it.
Don't make a nasty muss by blowing
your brains out: if you want to kill
yourself, drink lots of ice water.
We hope that when the girls go to
heaven their gowns will not gap in
the back. and be a source of continual
worry.
If couple remain engaged long enough.
the people are as surprised when they
get married as if they had not gone
together" at all.
Evening star., 1909-05-30

Black and white Syrian scarfs or Egyp-
tian wells riveted with silver or gold are
the most popular draperies worn after
moons and evenings
Evening star., 1909-05-30

Very few belts are worn, except with
shirt waists or tailored skirts.
Evening star., 1909-05-30
VIRGINIA.
MAG@APREAGWIE sDnAn spnn.l Resort.

WAG@AP sPna1 spnnsr Resort.
OCEAN SIDE EASTERN SHORE. VA.
ALL KINDS
BOATING. BEST FISHING AND CUNNING:
SEASON FOR DRUMS JUNE" BAY BIRDS
"AUGUST."
Zone fisherman recently caught Is Drums in two
tides.)
JUNE / TO SEPTEMBER To-
BEST OUTING on the COAST. Sandy seashore
or piney groves.
Especially suited for FAMILIES and all who
enjoy OUTDOOR LEE.
Excellent SURF BATHING. AUTOMOBILING,
DRIVING. HAY RIDES.
BEAUTIFUL WALKS through the PINEY
GROVES or on a beautiful SANDY BEACH BY
OCEAN.
TENNIS, BOWLING pool TABLE free). ETC.
Ten to twenty miles outing In POWER BOAT
DAILY for 1Oc per day.
FISHING 10c to 25c each per hour 1.-TWO to
i've In party. which includes POWER BOAT
and GUIDE.
For other information send for booklet
A Fl. G. MEARS, Hotel Wachapreague, Va.
my23-Su,2t Wachapreague, Va.
Evening star., 1909-05-30

Gold and silver chatelaine bags are In
bad form for tailormades and other fore
noon wear.
Evening star., 1909-05-30
HOTEL ROYAL
OPENS JUNE 10. 1909.

OPENS JUNE TO- 1909.
One half mile from Front Royal. Warren coun-
ty. Va; Blue Ridge mountains, North and South
forks Shenandoah river. Fourth season (same
management. Equipped with electric lights;
freestone water hot and cold baths all modern
improvements; shaded lawns; wide porches; min
eral waters free to guests; bass hshing; boat
ing: bathing; basket ball: lawn tennis; base
ball; croquet: dancing; driving; riding; livery
anglers. Address for all particulars s. B.
PERKINS, Front Royal. Va. formerly OF Water
lick White Sulphur Springs, Va.
-ipl
Evening star., 1909-05-30
VERMONT.

UP AMONG VERMONTS GREEN HILLS AND
glon Terms, S. to $40 per week. Handsomely
illustrated booklet. containing $50 pages, full
information; also details tercentenary celebra-
tion, Lake Champlain. Send &c to SUMNER
HOMES No. 40. st. Albans. VT. or 3S5
Broadway. n. Y. Free personal application.
my23-Su. tu. tn, -3Ot, 10
Evening star., 1909-05-30
The Jackson Health Resort.
DANSvILLE. NEW YORK

Il.
On Delaware Lackawanna Ry
Delightfully."- situated. Scenery. air water and
modern facilities all that can be desired.
Do not fail to send for descriptive literature
before deciding where to spend the summer for
HEALTH PURPOSES. Address
]. ARTHUR JACKSON, Mgr. Box Z.
ny123Ot,1O
Evening star., 1909-05-30
SPRING RESORTS.
NEW YORK.
FROM SARATOGA TO
GTRW@pFN6 gMM
@AVSBDE INN

is distance Of but twenty two miles. but Of
fers complete change. Here. in the pine re-
gion. you'll find picturesque inn. surrounded
by cottages, golf course. tennis courts. bath
houses and boats. casino and orchestra
the grounds. Steam heat, numerous smodel bath
rooms telegraph and telephone connections; ga
rage. stables. etc. Season opens June %, 80
per week mp Booklet with map by CLIFFORD
NJ. LEWIS. Propr., Hotel Richmond, Washing
ton, d. c.
Evening star., 1909-05-30
Natural Bridge of Virginia,

Old Sweet Springs, Sweet Chalybeate Springs
Rockbridge Alum Springs. Red Sulphur Springs.
Salt Sulphur Springs Bath Alum Springs, Mount
Elliott Springs Nimrod Hall, Mfllboro etc.
For stopover privileges. consult ticket agents.
Excursion Tickets. Pamphlets and Summer
Folders at c. o. ticket Offices, 1899 street
and 61S Pennsylvania avenue. my1-3ot.4 a
Evening star., 1909-05-30
SPRING RESORTS.
CONNECTICUT.

CONNECTICUT.
THE GPHSWOLD,
EASTERN POINT.
NEW LONDON CONN.
Open June -.
FINEST sEASHORE RESORT IN AMERICA.
81. hours from New York.
Uneuualed Sailing Bathing. Automobilng.
Driving. Tennis. Golf. Dancing
For Booklet. Rates, etc, Address
". ]. FLEMING, Mgr. Il Broadway, Room 9Ol,
New York.
Also Mgr. The Belleview. Beleair. Fla.
my7-f. 26t.14
D 200 FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL,
The Hotel Berkshire. Only three hours from
New York. Fishing. bathing, boating, golf. ten
mis-. driving. horseback riding. recuperation,
health and rest. Music by the famous Hote,
Berkshire Orchestra. Rates, Sl2, $14 and SIX
per week including board. Write for catalogue
giving full Information. Address Litchfeld. Conn.
ap25- 1t 10
Evening star., 1909-05-30

THE ESSICK
2.5o0 It. in Alleghenies; cottages; steam heat;
seete sssSk fs Pssck ness Pns Ra
my23- -Su tu. tn (. 4Ot.4
Evening star., 1909-05-30
WASHINGTON HOTELS.
FOR SALE-COTTAGES.

FOR SALE-AT DEER PARK, MD, A DESIR-
able S-room cottage; porches three sides;
eys and mountains within easy Waking % dis
tance Of village and hotels. Price, 5000.
Photograph and plans at office.
HERBERT A. GILL & son, 612 14th st. NV.
myC2-3Ot
Evening star., 1909-05-30
SPRING RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY. n.

FEW CHOICE OCEAN VIEW ROOMS. EN-
ceptional table. in private cottage on leading
avenue. near beach. 143 S. Penna. ave-, At
lanfic City.
Evening star., 1909-05-30
Hotel Wiltshire,

Virginia ave. and the Beach. overlfng the
famous Steel Pier and adjacent to the best bath
ing beach and all leading attractions. Thorough
is modern and attractive hotel. with capaclty
of $50: containing elevator from street. private
harhs with single rooms suites. spacious
rarchcs commanding view Of the boardwalk,
ing y snecIal rate for early season. $3.50 up
weekly; 81 30 up daily. Bus meets trains. Write
for booklet. Open all year.
mv:n- -Su. 1t.15 SAMUEL d. Ellis
Evening star., 1909-05-30

Some of the skirts are actually shirred
upon the waistband. On the other hand,
gowns equally smart are being turned out
with the straightest of lines from bust
to knee.
Evening star., 1909-05-30

A feather that is gaining every day is
black and white ostrich standing straigh,
up for half a yard or SO and then tum
bling suddenly over on the stem.
Evening star., 1909-05-30

The new d-fashioned sashes OF wide
black chantilly lace. bound or bordered
with black velvet ribbon, are to be worn
over white or light-colored dresses.
Evening star., 1909-05-30

Colwy, sS Srs N:asan sssm heat @%f table sSR
81 o, up daily; s. up weekly. Open all year
Evening star., 1909-05-30

The petticoat that was banished by the
severe styles of last year has been re-
called with great eclat and has come
back with more frills and founces than
ever.
Evening star., 1909-05-30

Berkshire linn, 9ss.o 9Den all sna year. e. ~.
& up daily: 50. $40. $3.50. SIS weekly; private
baths; rooms running water. capacity. 300: ele
fell-tfS
Evening star., 1909-05-30

Metallic tissues and nets are being
brought out in astonishing variety In
wells.
Evening star., 1909-05-30

Challies and pongees appear with many
forms of border, as we'll as the cotton
materials.
Evening star., 1909-05-30

The very smartest of slippers are made
of Irish crochet. They have a lining OF
silk. a stunning gold buckle and. OF
course, the high French heel.
Evening star., 1909-05-30

Many of the sleeves Of the new tailored
shirt waists show little fullness at the
elbow and still others are really modi-
fed bishop sleeve SO popular few sea-
sons ago.
Evening star., 1909-05-30

New turbans are one and all large and
a majority of the smartest are very SIM
ply trimmed.
Evening star., 1909-05-30
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND

s Car ave. and Beach; private baths: elevator to
street; parlor; capacity. $50: superior table:
afternoon tea served; special spring rates: open
all the year. BRYAN & WILLIAMS.
Evening star., 1909-05-30

bangles. tassels, fringes. all are in or
der. and passementerie drop trimmings
may be found in the metallic. pearl. jet
and crystal effects.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-12
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity,
Cornell University

the usual fraternal order. John IS Instructed
corning his conduct and his duty toward his broth
ers in hgurative language calculated to impress him
properly
Finally, with bated breath, he is informed of the
only real secrets, the meaning of Eta Pi Eta Tau
Sigma Tau, whatever they He learns that
they the first letters of three Greek words which,
translated form the motto of the fraternity, Truth
and friendship" Heaven fights for the right,
Brethren for justice and light something equally
innocuous. Then he is instructed as to the secret
grip and at last he is ''in"
This is the process AS to the result John first
finds, he works into his place. that he and every
other frat in college stand side of a
bottomless gulf. On the other side the "barbs .
the undesrables, those who, for some reason tor
other, have not been taken into Greek letter fra
ter1ity They, over there, are majority of the col
1ege community. The frat" members at a school
are usually from 80 to 40 per cent OF the total number
registered Thus the few sheep set aside from
the many goats through the fact that every sheep
belongs to some ,"frat while the goat has no such
privilege This is all very we'll for John. But what
about Tom who has received no bid" and has been
passed by in the hunt for fraternity material
Johns family is in easy circumstances and John
came to town neatly dressed. Toms family finds his
education heavy burden and Tom, perhaps, must
help to pay for that education by whatever work he
can set his hand to at odd hours. Toms trousers are
poor terms with his shoe tops The quarter that
should have gone for haircut and shine goes in
not prepossessing figure, though there may be ex-
cellent qualities under his shabby .garb =.
Then there is Arthur. He, also, has been over
looked Arthur is we'll dressed and groomed. At first
glance one might think that he would pass muster.
As matter OF fact he has been invited once or twice
to frat" houses. But no frat" would IBID" him.
Why? Well you know, he doesn't really seem to be
a frat" man. Perhaps some took dislike to
the way he parted his hair his natural difdence was
against him
Tom and Arthur and the rest of those outside the
charmed Greek letter circle learn very quickly what
It means to them. They have no roomy,, welcoming
clubhouse to to. They have no band of brothers
with whom to herd There is no one to instruct them
class and schoolmates on whom they can lean. John
has moved into his fraternity house, eats and lives
with friends has the run of the place. plays ball with
his frat team is taught how to get along with this
and that professor, learns how to lay his plans for
capturing this or that elective office Tom and Arthur
have none of these advantages.
When it comes to the election of class officers.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-12
PLAYING ON THE NOVICE

Presently some one begins to introduce him. The
chap at the piano jumps up to wiring his hand like
that of a long lost bosom friend The others eaSe
their chatting and crowd around to greet him and
smile warmly upon him. Men much older than him
SELF reverend seniors belize, descend to ask him
whence he came what he will take, reassuring
him to questions he has not dared to ask. His
heart expands These are good fellows, rare fellows.
And what delightful time they are having of it
here, living together, cumming, all brothers, in
friendship and unity. One of them whispers:
Here's Savage, captain of the last varsity team
and fullback this year He's one of us" Then,
aloud: ooh, Dick; meet Mr.. Deverte, who is coming
to school here. Ought to be good material for the
team, eh7"
The freshman John is swept off his feet He
longs with anardent longing that he might this
group. Gradually they let him know how important
Eta Pi Eta is, the list of college and class honors its
members have won, the great of the school who
are among them. With instructive eye to the psy-
Geological effect everything is arranged to impress
him with the desrability, the exclusveness and the
grandeur of Eta Pi Eta. One of the favorte tricks
is the shaking of hands where he may see. This is
the matter of the secret grip Two Eta P Etas meet
hail each other Brother, and clasp all four hands
together with knowing smile Ah-ha, there it isl
Some magic signal passed between them then.
Wouldn't he just like to know that grip and be able
pass in the presence of unfortunate outsider?
You bet he would
When he leaves the Eta Pi Etas that night he is
swollen with the subtle fattery- What wonderful
thing this fraternity life is, be surel Next day he
is taken in charge by the Tau Sigma Tau, and the
whole affair is repeated. This is crowd of slightly
different type, perhaps. but the maneuvers sub
stantially~ the same. He visits the Tau Sigma Tau
house, is shown the lares and penates of this frat
tours the handsome house. is made much of, the
same handshaking, gets the compliments. In
addition he is the guest at theater party,
other festive occasion arranged for the benefit of the
rushees," and he is duly grateful.
So it goes for the first week two, or even three
At schools the fraternities have agreed on a
bidding" day, when the invitations join are sent
out to freshmen. Usually the desirable young fresh
who has been voted upon and accepted in secret
meeting by ballot is brought to the frat
house and taken aside by two or three of the mem
bers They ask him to join them. discoursing, sol
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-12
Pxi KAPPA sHrN

enly and at length of the great opportunity they
holding out to him. Sometimes he accepts on the
spot. Possibly he has received similar bids from
several other frats' and time to decide. Ere
iently he must write home for permission. Finally
within day two, the thing is settled; he picks out
ae crowd he likes the best from among those who
have bid him, receives congratulations and a
pledge" badge ribbon for his buttonhole is given
him which announces the world that he is the pr
vate property of that particular frat.
Within few weeks the initiation of the
neophyte and the other freshmen who have been
pledged with him. Formerly these events were
conducted with much rough handling and some
danger to the initiate. The tendency has been to
eliminate the horseplay though almost every frater-
nifty countenances of the candidates ability
to stand joke.
IN THE SECRET ROOM
After having shown his worthiness in all things
John is ushered into the set apart for the
secret affairs of the fraternity for initiation
Usually this ceremony is conducted with the utmost
gravity and soemnty, the brethren being clothed in
black gowns and skull masks. The chapter officers
read the ritual the dread internal precepts of the
order These harmless and vague enough, hav
ing do largely with brotherhood" and "fraternal
amty' modelled or less upon the formula of
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-12
NINA Phi Beta Sorority House, Syracuse.

cated with college lfe vague and sacred in his eyes,
line the walls. The living rooms look comfortable
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-12

. s the boy the girl 30 join fraternity or a
sorority when he or she goes to college?
Some thousands of homes between the oceans
have heard an echo of this query within the last
month or two. In most of them the question was,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-27

100
kissed the hand 81 Tie Queer. As me
BRIDE ots the King d master of The
horse, she was given precede nc.e 9 q
The. function and was cord ally. greeted
BY Her Majestyt N slI:s I.
The Granard town residence has
been taken from the Earl OF Dart.
mouth, furnished, and will be occu.
pied by the Granarls for year. while
the Countess is looking about for a
town house. which Is to be a wedding
Eft from her grandfather. Rarius NIL.
Ter. e
AS Mrs. Whitelaw Reid will not re-
turn to London before March !, sne
was unable to present her compatrioss
at today's court, and as Mrs. RIdgely
Carter Is still in mourning, the doy-
enne OF the Ambassadresses, Countess
Benck endortf. OF the Russian Embassy,
made the American presentations.
Mrs. Arthur Orr, wife OF the third sec
rotary at the embassy, among those
to make their debut In the American
circle. Eit q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-27
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Personal.
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sse-z,,..,cp@>es<>el

IfSis ,gc, M
Rer, q. G. stoetzers has returned
Sfpn Pittsburg. where he attended the
latlona !: NEE citing Of the Presbyterian
Bret erhood. Y \. sS5
,iFa. George De Bolt. who has been
yery$ ~ ior The past week. is improv.
Ing. u "A $gS Z q
1fl lis Men Harden left today for q
visit with friends Fly Grafton and Fl.
7dns.. e :,.F31
Mrs q. /. ndemuth and daughter,
miss Marion. Of Warrington, are the
/ gutsts5 81 Mrs, Il. G. stoetzer. en- route
home from 4 visit IN Morgantown.
Us Anna Leggett, Of Kinston, N.
! Cs IS the guest Of Mrs. G. L. Holland
ON locust avenue. Y u
N Miss Hell n Berry, Of the W. v.
u, rs the guest Of her cousin. Miss
Beatrice ssnider, on Madison street.
Mrs Waiter Laughed, Of Union.
\ foRn. Pa Is the guest Of her brother,
4 and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Smith.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-27
KAISER
Continued from Page One.)

sparkling, indeed, as II delicate1y
powdered with jewel husband a pref
ty mouth half parted in a smile. as
II her dreams were singularly pleas
ant ones. So
"She wore a garden frock OF light
muslin, the soft, billowy folds show
Ing TO immense advantage ner sten'
der. reclining form, while some stray
petals. waited by the light breezes
from the roses above her, gave here
and there touchs In satiny red and
pale yellow.
Suddenly the branches Of a slber'
ian pine were gently parted, and a
young man. erect and graceful. step
ned into the bower, while the voice,
youthful and we'll modulated, exclalm'
ed 'Dornrochen' (Litt1e Thorn
Rose!o.'
The Prince had found his Princess
And so they were married and lived
happily ever afterward-or at least
reasonably so. h.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-27

The figures show that the arrests
on account Of drunkenness during the
dry regime were and are less than q
pei. cent. Of those under wet regime
during equal periods Of time and there
has been the same approximate per
cent. IN the decrease Of the total mum.
Der Of arrests from all CAUSES.
These statistics speak volumes III
defense Of the Prohibition principles.
and arc verified by the reports from
numerous localities where Prohibition
has been enforced. 2g
We wish 10 commend the action Of
the city council IN refusing to grant
licenses for the purpose Of manufac.
turing and selling intoxicating bever.
ages which debauches the citizens,
hinders legitimate enterprises. lowers
tho standard Of public morality, and
makes It harder for the people to do
right ami easier to do wrong: we COM
mend the present mayor. Hon. N. NJ.
Needy, for ais able, fearless and !m.
trrtial execution Of the prohibition
law. and much credit is due him for
tho successful enforcement OF said
laws; 10 Chief Of Police George Sho.
maker Is duo the congratulations Of
all friends Of temperance and good
citizens for ais hearty cooperation
with His Honor the Mayor and his
manly and courageous conduct Of the
city police force in the execution Of
tho prohibition policy. to the city sole.
itor md to any others who have In any
way supported the administration In
tho execution and defense OF the pro.
hibltion laws we extend our thanks
and commend them to the people Of
our city.
In face Of the beneficial results man
Tested In many directions by the pro.
hibition policy for our city. we fail to
see on what grounds city council can
in tho future consistent with the pub.
lie good, depart from the prohibition
policy. q. Il,