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The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

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things will find the main AISLE othe will be in
HEX
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Norfolk with belt blue gray
"A''
Yoke front pocket and belt
Only 15c per Piece.
large selection o coloss we'll as Black.
o"'." nay @i'oooe 'heee 'Oo Lauhuiy Days a. or
in colors ~ - ~ -N
100 MEMS 81 Brighton and Coli Caps at osc.
al fancy pa''erns' consy and Mnsxras nr lined oan0s.
For Skaters-These 81 Fur and Polo Caps at Acc.
oac and brown Coney and River Mink Splendid cold weather
N'AO"eAf
for Children at 19c.
Trimmed with sashes OF ribbon silk mushroom and rolling
brim shapes.
Sixty Pairs OF Childrens Ice Skates at 55c,
russell heel and toe straps and tongue buckles
Regularly $50
Who wants Hockey Stick for 1Sc?
These the celebrated Imperial make Regularly CSC
CO. r... ~. q, On HoN~ " "
or sea- MOROCCO ana Ca with from TWO 70 SIX ntlngs
number VI 9oc MUSIC r1ols at nc hach'
In Plain Grain and embossed leathera
Very Fine, Large $3.50 Hand Bags at $1.59 Each.
Goat Seal Hand Bags with 10nch metal frames lined with
leather and fitted with large inside purse.
These Pretty La Valieres are only 1Oc.
Gold and finish with pendants assorted coored stones
Regularly 2sc
Collection of SOC Hat Pins at 29c Each,
set with Amethyst Topaz Coral Turquoise and Sapphes
::: ' '; :';';
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

About 300 Mems 25c Ties to go at tic Each.
Reversible SILK Fournand Ties in plain and fancy
On A holly
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30
About 800 Yards of This 39c Mercerzed Table Damask
at 28c q Yard.

so inches wide close. heavy floral and de-
signs. with a beautiful finish.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

A Fine Lot of Csc Belt Pins at 15c Each,
In gold greengold and oxdized finish.
ored
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

Women's Fine Cashmere Wool Stockings, 29c
full fashioned. with tipped double toe Run
OF the mill
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

number of CSC Music Rolls at TIC Each,
in Plain Seal Grain and embossed lesthers
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

Mems Combination Sets of fine Silk Four-inH Ties
nix Lisle Hose to match, In a holiday box
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

These Large 39c Bingham and Percale Aprons at &c.
made In the fitted style with bib and bree Nicely
all around
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30
Atwood Ingram Carpet Samples 20,

Size 36x36 inches in all colors Just the thing to
tect your rugs and carpeJs while the IL on tn
ground. Fourth floor.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

Plain. arms silk ribbon
All Sizes Fns IN s Whl Vs and eoT 50 20 and
Kaysers Italian Silk Vests These goods perfect
Kaysers Silk Vests hand-embroldered
slightly regularly 81 s45o-Fday at So TO-
260 Pairs of Women's Cape Gloves at CSC.
selfsitched back oneclasp. N
Meyers Finest $1.5O Cape Gloves at $1.19,
speapont backs and clasp mannh effect in and
Women's So Auto Gauntlet Cape Gloves, $2.2s,
in assorted tans and Paris point backA
Remnants of Heap of 12hc and 15c Kimono
Flannels at Sc a Yard
two to hveyard lengths light dark oors neat figures and
for kmonos dressing
100 Baby Blankets at &c. Instead of SOC.
Size 80 by 20 inches only with floral dsssns wool
sh; soft and warm
These Waist Patterns, in Fancy Boxes, at soc.
Imported Madras in neat figures and also the
About Ninety $1.5O Hemstitched Table Cloths
at S1.19 Each,
yards long: close highly
ish. Launders we'll and wears we'll
Cleanup of Toys at 1Oc Each.
that have missing ableul ALI and kinds with
out regards to their former cost All at loo each
Twentyfour $2.98 Cut Glass Water Jugs at SEAS Each
rich and deep cuttings; brightly polished.
About 300 Yards of This 39c Mercerized Table Damask
at 28c a Yard.
so inches wide floral
with a beautiful finish.
Every Housekeeper Will Want Few Yards of This 10c
Roller TOweling at &c Yard.
Unbleached Is inches wdea Can also be
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

500 Boys Suits and Overcoats, Broken Lines of the
Best 81 and $3.50 Grades, All at 81 Each.
Novelty Suits suits stylish
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

Set of These Dining Chairs at S5.S8.
Made OF oak with hardwood golden finish SCI
| Friday at $5SS, or csc each
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

1873 Pairs of Women's 81 Silk Stockings at &C.
Colored Silk Thread Hose with lsis
toe and garter tops; all colora
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30
Some Fine Toilet Sets To Go

Were. Now.
combination Tul-
let and Manicure
Set. 20 pieces. $4,000 $3.50
Z sets .ancy silver.
plate NJ / tary
brushes .....S 6.OO 4.oO
3 sill yer plated
Shaving Stands.
3-piece; French
plate adjustable
mirror ..s $50 5 e75
. sill YER plated
Shaving Stands,
3-piece Fren h
plate adjustable
mirror .....$ AS S 375
> silver plated
Shaving Mug and
prush .....S4 5 3.25
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

Broken Lines of 59c and 75c Fancy Silks to Il
Cleared Out at 45c Yard.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

Fancy Messalnes, Tanetas, two-toned stripes. in
all colors: suitable for Spring frocks.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

,::',:::t>yO:T }. Som. of tAss.
~ - Friday Bargain Sales
:: = :: ::
-. except to warn yO
ZN/.,' 200 Mems $40 & $3.50 SUITS
VIZ and Overcoats to be Sold
w.. at $500 Each.
N A clean sweep of the odd lots and
SIS overcoats right
off o clothing
and marked down to $500 each.
Ia are mostly heavy
Wl(SHN The overcoats n styles. in
wN ~ Guiding the Military collar model
SSGd o warm Wo c sncp aarsD sseS ana
rush as the clothing section has not
II man who would like to exchange a
s snS 6S oTer S f9 will surely be or here sns
" Sizes 38 to Az Remember there are
~ from, and get here early.
~ n All Broken Lines of Mems Fine
Ny SIS and SIS Black and Gray
~ OvercOats To Be Cleared
Out at SO.
These overcoats grade made of black St
Sizes 32 to 46
500 Pairs of Mems Heavy All Wool Trousers at S135
formerly s25O stripes
80 collection be offered s135 pair
500 Boys Suits and Overcoats Broken Lines of the
Best 81 and $3.50 Grades, All at 81 Each.
Novelty Suits SUITS stylish
coats Sizes "a to II
100 Boys 81 and $3.50 Odd Coats at CSC,
in Russian and double breasted sizes IT
600 Pairs of Boys Boomer Trousers at 21c Pair.
Original prices soc Soc plain blue Serge and mix
lures Sizes to ls years Not two pairs to
1Oc and ~ BOrdered Cotton PopIins Chambray Cling
hams Percaes Slightly SOied), Corded Mad
and jacquard Popins, to Be Cleared
Out at &c Yard.
yard 1Oc, majority for
12Hc These piled three where
will be all marked &c yard.
Thousand Yards of Fancy Check Panama
Dress Goods at 49c Yard.
Former price 75c Excellent quality for dresses skirts and
of patterns.
All the Odds and Ends and Broken Lines of
COrsets at 29c.
formerly
price Every sort of model.
Broken Taffy Candy-a Holiday Mixture at 15c.
Pleasing Tafy purest
sugar navors will sell this candy
Friday at 45c pound lbs for 25c. although it is
lar 2sc grade.
Nineteen Handsome 81 to Sc House Coats for
Men at Only csc Each.
Only 10 In the lot They formerly 81 to Sc Made OF
Golf Cloth and Plain Cloth in the following
coats in size 81 in size &C. in 49, and
ell 95c each.
Cleanup of SOC Silk Refers and Mufflers at Csc.
Odds and ends in mems boys Square
Mufiers. In figured and fancy SILK; also Polka
Resfsrs in mercsrized finish hemstitched ends.
Men May Have These Holiday Suspenders
NJ o. onIQ0 o.
Holiday Suspenders Webbing leather
enda One in a box-were 25c and soc.
All Our Finest $3.50 to $3.50 Silk Suspenders at S9c
Our entire line of Silk Holiday Suspenders sterling
gold plated buckles One pair in q
These $1.50 Tie and Hose Sets for CSC Each.
Mems Combination Sets OF Ties with
Silk Lisle Hose to match. In holiday box.
About 300 Mems 25c Ties to go at tic Each.
Reversible SILK Fourinand Ties in plain
a holly box
THE COM 2LETE STORE
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

Womens Flannelete Night Gowns acc instead of 69c
Made Of striped Fanneets yoke back
collar.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

a yard 1Oc the majority
12kc These piled three where they
will be all marked &C yard.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

All the Odds and Ends and Broken Lines of
COrsets at 29c.
These valued this
price Every OF model.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

Cleanup of Toys at 10c Each.
ableful kinds, with
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

312 Pairs of Chdrens 15c Fast Black Stockings at SC
Fine and heavy ribbed. double heal. knee seamless
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

10c and II Y, BOrdered Cotton Popns Chambray Cling
hams Percales (Slighty Soiled), Corded Mad
and jacquard Poplns, to Be Cleared
Out at &c a Yard.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

Collection of Soc Hat Pins at 29c Each,
set with Amethyst Topaz Coral Turquoise sapphres
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

These Handsome Medicine Cases to be
Closed Out at 81 .29 Each.
Made Of Seal Morocco Calf with fittings
with gold and silver Regularly to IS.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30
s1.6e Administer Rugs, PISA inches, at s1.49.

In Oriental Floral and Animal patterns green red and
brown grounds Will at any doorway. Fourth floor
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

100 Boys So and $3.50 Odd Coats at CSC,
in Russian styles; years
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

Were formerly s25O stripes checks sizes
80 The collection be offered $135 pair
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

Forty S2.75 KaratOl Suit Cases at S1.S9 Each
Each nickel and leather corners two straps Ill
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

WOmen's 39c Short Petticoats of Flanneette at Csc
Made of best quality striped Flannslet finished
stitched
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

Who wants Hockey Stick for 1Sc?
These the celebrated Imperial Regularly Csc.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30
S5c Inverted Gas Light

complete with fancy coIored and decorated
and mantles
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30
Our Regular Sl.00 Spectacles or Eyeglasses,
Complete With Lenses, 4Sc.


A Set of These Dining Chairs at $685.
with hardwood seat golden finish set OF
Friday at s5SS or sSc each
65 Persian-Paw Fur Sets to Sell at $2.1s Each
Good size pillow mum with long 42lnch sannea sor
excellent fur set for the school girls also sutaoe or
women's
Counter of So and $3.50 Furs for Children
To Go at $1.95
Imitation Emne all very trimmed with silk
cords or heads; some with pocketbooks
About 200 Black Coney Muffs Made in Pillow
Shapes at Sc Each 80.
Christmas Christmas Eve. so lot VI
them remained unsold.
Forty of These Big, Warm Bath Robes for Women
About 40 womens Bath Robes made
colorings and patterns all sizes from "a to A.
Womens and Misses Beautiful SIS and Sc Satin Trimmed
Bath Robes at $685.
light and dark shades coariess or
wit Collars All
Womens Flannelette Dressing Sacques, 79c Each
Each up in pretty n0a box ss Sp ~
Forty s275 Karatol Suit Cases at s1ss Each.
nickel and leather corners two straps a
These Fiber Bound Trunks To Be Sold at Sass.
nh s with wo at made straps "
Who Wants These 81 to 50 Fern Dishes at sl.57!
round square and oblong shapes
85c Inverted Gas Lights at SAC Each.
complete decorated shades good burners
and nantes.
zoe and Csc Gas and Electric Globes at 12c Each,
I'm and twist coorings
7 Bars Fels Naphtha Laundry Soap 25c.
On account or this compelled
q d. o phone orders
soc Rice Boilers pc. 35c Preserve Kettles l5c.
ray n
oiiS -0o :" '''
SIC Willow Clothes Baskets 79c Iron Wash Tubs 49c
Sc. First quality galvanized
a a good Not
size over to a
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

Also Women's $3.50 Pure Thread Silk
Colored Stockings at CSC.
With double heels soles and wide tops high
spliced heel.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

Womens and Misses Beautiful S. and Sc Satin
Bath Robes at 1895.
heavy light and dark shades coharess or
| with Collars. All
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30
Women's Flannelette Dressing Sacques,

Each one put up in very pretty hoy-covered box.
are very neatly trimmed with satin In all colors
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30
Who Wants These 81 to SO Fern

$1.577 Gold Furnished and Iacquered WOOD, "itn 10
round square and obong shapes
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30
About Ninety $1.5O Hemstitched Table Cloths
at $1.19 Each,

yards long; q close, firm weave with highly nero
ish. Launders we'll and we'll.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

600 Pairs of Boys Boomer Trousers at 21c Pair.
Original prices 35c 60c plain blue Serge gray mix
lures Sizes to 16 Not two pairs to
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

Fine Imported Madras also the Oxford
yards OF material box Regularly 75c and
csc.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

zoe and Csc Gas and Electric GlOt
I'm blue and green twist colorings.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30
All Broken Lines of Mems Fine
SIS and SIS Black and Gray
OvercOats To Be Cleared
Out at 50.

These grade made of black st.
George Kersey Meltons and heavy Scotch Mixtures
Sizes 32 10.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

1876 Mems 81 Brighton and Golf Caps at CSC.
all fancy patterns Consy and Musrat lined bands.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

Were. Now.
3 silve plated
Shaving Mug and
Brush ........$ $50 s $50
4 silver. plated
Shaving Mug and
Brush ......$ 2.ss s 1886
2 silv plated
Shaving Stands s $50 5 $50
IL Infants Sets OF
8 pieces ........S l25 CSC
90 boxes Fancy
Perfumes ...... soc Csc
100 boxes Fancy
Perfumes ...... 25c 12c
IS Fancy Perfume
AtomiZers ..... SOC 25c
80 Fancy Perfume
AtomiZers ... 25c 12c
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

Children's 39c Rompers, made of
Striped Bingham, at Csc.
Yoke front, pocket and belt
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30
These Fiber-BOund Trunk

34inch size, with two leather straps all arr
corner valances; strongly made.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30
About 200 Black COney Muffs Made in Pillow
ShapeS at SEC Each.
Forty of These Big, Warm Bath Robes for Women
tn Re Sold at 1898.

Womens Bath Robes made OF heaVy III many
different patterns; all sizes from "a 70 A.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30
A Counter of So and $3.50 Furs for Children
To Go at $1.95.

They made Of River Mink Squirrel, Imitation CniI
Imitation Ermne, all servceable nicely trimmed
cords or heads some with pocketbooks
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30
15c Oriental Nut Sundae with Cake, 10c.

BASEMENT)
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30
65 Persian-Paw Fur Sets to Sell at $2.19 Each.

Good pillow mum long,
is an for the school girls also suitable
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

Size 80 by 20 inches in pink only with floral desgns
| ish: soft and
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

Sixty Pairs of Childrens Ice Skates at 55c,
With leahsr heel straps tongue
Regularly 69c-
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

1,200 pieces of Scrim Pillow Ruffling
Only 15c per Piece.
large selection of coloss. we'll Black.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-10
officers Of the First National
There Hold a Big
Reception.

Saturday was a great day in shinn-
ston as It marked the formal OPEN
ing of the new banking building OF
the First National Bank OF that city.
The officers of the bank held public
reception beginning at / o'clock and
to continue until 10 O'Clock. There
were hundreds of visitors. all of
whom admired the beautiful new
home of the institution.
The completion of the bank puild-
ing is matter of great interest to
the people of shinnston and sur
rounding country.
This structure is built of Indiana
limestone and pressed brick. two
stories in height. and of very pref
ty architectural design and is re-
garded by the best architects aud
builders as being model building
and of which the pepole of shinr-
ston should be proud.
It's banking room is one of the best
and most up-to-date bank
ing rooms in this part of the state.
The room is very artistically deS-
grated in many beautiful colors. The
counting room is separated from the
public lobby by a marble partition.
by mahogany railing
and solid bronze screen this to-
gether with beautiful gas and electric
fixtures gives the room a very pretty
erect
The two large vaults of the bank
rest on solid concrete foundation
Of many feet in depth and are lined
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-10
Glass Workers and Manufac-
tuners Are Coo perat-
ing Nicely

PITTsBURG. Pa, Sept. 10 The
commoner ana Glassworker says a
further Improvement is noted In
window glass market conditions. de
mand having been accelerated to a
considerable extent during the last
week owing to the developments that
have taken place since the wage
agreement for the blast OF 1910
1911 was entered into at Detroit by
the manufacturers' and workers
The belief appears to be very gem
eral throughout the trade that the
present is a good time to replenish
depleted stocks and the tone of the
market has been materially strength
ened as a result and window glass
is now moving more freely than for
some time past.
Another addition has been made to
the list OF factories out of commits
sion, the Banner window Glass Com
pany's tank plant having been closed
down recently after the shutdown
question was favorably considered
at a meeting of the stockholders.
This leaves the field practically clear
as far as the hand factories are cop-
cerned, the only one reported In OPP
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-10
.ZIsT OF Pupils
Who Are Neither Absent Nor
Tardy During School Year
Will Be Published.

In letter received at the ofice of
the county superintendent of schools
Saturday from state Superintendent
NJ. P. Shawkey, Mr.. Shawkey am
nounces that 1t is the purpose Of the
department of free schools to publish
book at the end of the school year
containing two lists, one of the names
ages and addresses of all pupils who
attend the entire term. being neither
absent nor rardy, ana the other. of the
same information with regard to pu-
pills who are not absent more than
three times for necessary cause. nor
tardy more than three times during
the year.
should inspire in the school children
an increased interest in regular at
tendance, as such list will carry
much. honor with it for those who
make a good record in attendance
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-10
NEW BANK BUILDING
IS FoRMAI-L z OPENED

with heavy burglar proof steel. In
side OF one OF these vaults Is a large
Marnard Manganese steel double
compound door Ely-Norris safe.
Weighing about 5000 pounds.
This safe is made OF Manard Man
ganese steel, which Is drilI-proof.
wedge-proof, can not be cut with
tools or acids of any kind and is aO-
,soIutely proof against high explo-
sIves. either dynamite or nitro
glycerine in the hands OF burglars.
In this the money and other valu-
ables of-the bank are kept.
The other vault contains safety de-
post boxes for the use OF the banks
customers. Also in connection with
its Vaults is a very handsomely de-
signed customers room. equipped
with mahogany furniture. which will
always be at the disposal OF its de-
positors.
The bank has provided an elegant
waiting and coupon room with spe-
cial window for the exclusive use OF
lady customers, and 1T IS equip
ped with every convenience to con-
duct their correspondence. banking
etc.
The directors room, which is in
the rear of the counting department.
is very handsomely decorated and
furnished throughout with mahog-
any furniture.
The cashiers private Office, facing
the entrance. is very beautifully dec
Grated The panel work is of En-
pire green, the ceiling ivory tints and
other colors to hamonize. This
room is furnished with a roll-tcP
desk and chairs to match and will
be used for private consultation
with the cashier.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-10
MINES BUSY
Prices Are the Best in Years
and the Demand is
Excellent.

Local coal operators say the recent
settlement Of the miners troubles in
Illinois has not affected the prices of
coal in this section nor reduced the
demand.
Prices are the best they have been
at this season of tte year for many
years: the demand is excellent and
the car supply is good. AS a result
the mines are all working full COM
plements of men and operators and
miners are happy.
To relieve the congestion OF
freight at this point the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company is rum
ming cars either way TO scales where
there is no congestion and weighing
coal there.
Business increase at the local sta
ton has been so large that assistant
day and night yard masters have
been placed in commission here to
aid in the work of handling and dis
patching cars.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-10
MYSTERY COVERS
CAUSES OF WRECK
Possibly 1t Will Never Be
Known How Car Ferry
Was Sunk.

IuCINGToN. Mich, Sept TO-
That yesterdays wreck of the Pere
Marquette car ferry No. IS ana the
loss of twenty-nine lives were not due
to storm or overlooking or to a
breakdown in the vessels machinery
and that the real cause OF the dlsas-
ter will never be fully determined. is
the conclusion reached by General
superintendent Trump, 5of the Pere
Marquette railroad, who came here
yesterday to investigate.
According to Trump. Captain RUS
sell of steamer. No. II, was merely
asked by Captain FsIlty OF no. IS to
stand .,by, when he arrived at the
scene, Kitty evidently not believing
his vessel was in immediate range,
According to Trump. there were sixty
two people on steamer IS.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-10
SALES OFFICE
OF the Imperial Window
Glass Company Are
Announced.

The ImpetfaT window Glass Com
pany. Of PittsbuFe. Pa, manufactur-
ers of hand made window glass of SUI
perior quality. choice brands. put up
in excellent packages, has Issued a
neat folder giving a list of its Nsales
offices as follows:
S. Bryan Kneass, 1913 Canal street,
New York city; f. H. Flood, Franklin
Bank building, Philadelphia, Pa;
Iohn p. B!a:r. Hubbard Court, Char
lesion. w. va: Henry A. Cole. S24
Dearborn street. Chicago. III; r.
Wear Midland building. Kansas CITY,
MO.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-10
IoUS CRUSADE
FOR IN CR SEQ WAGE

Grafton at the present time being the
tank at Punxsutawney, Pa. while
very few machine tanks are now
making glass
The shut down this season has beea
more general than for many years
and, Ihis being the case, It should
improve conditions for the next blast
and tend to make the market more
stable throughout the coming sea-
sons run.
Strenuous efforts have been re-
CURED In order to bring about this
state Of AFFAIRS. The task really
seemed hopeless a few short months
ago. but through good generalsh'P
and a thorough knowledge of the
which prevailed. and fear
full of what might prevail in the fu-,
ture. those who held back from the
were finally brought into,
the fold.
1t is a clean-cut,, wel1-earned VIC
tory for those who believe that the
future OF the trade should be kept in
sight at all times and the campaign
reflected great credit on them, not
only for the husiness-like manner in
which their affairs were conducted.
but also for the sagacity, diplomacy
and tact displayed in outlining the
plan and finally bringing it to sue
cessful conclusion in a manner that
will allow the whole trade to share
the benefit.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-10
Duty to Maintain Order But
Also to See That jus
tice is Done.

COLUMBUS. o.. Sept. 1O.-crowds
began to arrive early today ~ere on
in;crurban and steam cars from all
adjacent towns to hear Col. Roosevelt
speak at Cioodale Park today on his
arrival from Cincinnati. His subject
was Irwin Duties of Good Citizen
ship" and rumor that he would dis
cuss the strike of the union street car
men here added additional interest to
his visit. The troops of the Ohio Ma
tional Guard now on riot duty here
took part in the parade and by order
of President Taft the U. s. Regulars
at Columbus barracks also partIcipat-
ed.
In his speech Roosevelt denounced
In strongest terms acts OF lawlessness
and the men who committed them.
He said he had received many letters
from Ohio citizens on both sides ask
ing him to come to Columbus and
speak. He said while it was, the duty
of MI good citizens to see absolutely
and without reserve that law and or
der prevail, it was just as much their
duty to see that Justice prevails.
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