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Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-08-18
Child rem Cry
FOR FlETCHER'S
G a 8 T . RIA

Mr.. and Mrs. John Bruegger have re.
turned after an absence of month Wis
iting relatives in N. Dakota and Montana
Smoke --latest Out" Sc cigar
Mrs. A. E. Mansfield and daughter
Miss Kathryn, of Johnson Greek, were
here Sunday, enToute home from Mil
Waukee.
Mrs. R. M. Hahn entertained a few
friends at supper at Tivoli island
Tuesday afternoon in honor of her
birthday.
Stanley MasterSOn, son of Attorney
and Mrs. E. F. Masterson of Chicago,
is the guest Of his uncle, DR.. John A.
Masterson.
Mrs. Emil Podewells and Mrs. Jen-
ME Brennecke left last evening for
Oriska, N. D., to spend few weeks
with relatives.
Read the advertisements of G. M. Van
Orden q Co., real estate dealers, and
Frank Wall0ch, the scientific repairer Of
dllapldated shoes.
Attorney Gus. Buchheit, who was quite
i'll and threatened with prOtracted ill
ness, has recovered sufficiently to admit
OF his visiting his Office.
Ed. Mueller, proprietor of the Hotel
Jefferson at Jefferson, has fly trap that
reaches right out for the flies and catches
them by the thousands.
Mrs. H. Conrath and daughters
Magdalene and Henrietta of Milwau-
kee are guests at the home of Mrs. J.
N. Young, Twelfth street.
Miss lima Gloger Of Columbus, is
spending her vacation here at the home
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav
GlOger, 408 North Water street.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Flock and little
daughter, Genevieye, Of GAINESVILLE, spent
Sunday here, guests at the home of
Joseph LANCE, 800 Second street.
c. Wiggenhorn and A. Wiggenhorn
were at Rlpon Thursday to assist their
sister, Mrs. Meyer, celebrate the eighty
seventh anniversary of her birthday.
c. B. Cook and wife of Pittsburg,
Pa. and Mrs. D. B. Winstead of Bal
timore, Md. are visiting at the home
of their brother DR.. c.. H. Cook, COL
Clyman street.
A new cement sidewalk has been con-
structed in front of the building on
West Main street occupied by the Wig
genhorn Bros, Co. and the Charles
Fischer Sons Co.
W. A. Motl, who sold his photo
graph gallery in this city to j. f. Den
ringer, has purchased the Wise pho
tograph gallery st GAINESVILLE and
leaves for that place today.
Miss Emma Schmutzler who is steno-
grapher in the office of the Christians
Bros, Johnson Greek, was an over Sun
day visitor here at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. SchmutzIer.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-08-18
CHifdren Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
9 a 8 TORI

Mr. and Mrs Alvin Calhoun of
Waukegan, Ill. spent Sunday with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Calhoun.
Miss Frieda Hunger, who was Wis
iting at the home Of Richard Biefeld
for the past few days, has returned
to her home in Milwaukee.
Mrs. Joseph Butscher and son re
turned to their home in Minneapolis
today after weeks visit at the
home of Mrs. Joseph Butscher.
DR.. Barber'S dental office
is now over SalickS Jew
elry store, next to bridge.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-08-18
Fall Victim to Thieves.

S. W. Bends, Of Coal City, Ala, has a
justifable grievance Two thieves stole
hissheaith for twelve years. They were
liver and kidney trouble. Then Dr.
Kings New Life Pills throttled them
He's we'll now. Unrivaled for Constipa-
ton, Malaria, Headache, Dyspepsia. 25c.
at the Gamm Drug Co.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-27

NEWS SPORTING PAGE
X. 0. x. A. IN
CITY SERIES
Will Play Catholic Club for
Championship.

New Brunswick, Dec. 27:-The K.
%. k. Al. and Catholic Club, of this
city, will play q series OF three
games to decide the BASKETBALL
championship OF New Brunswick.
The X. o. X. A. quintet Is entered
In the Middlesex County Basketball
League, although having a poor
standing at the present time. 1t
has wen but n game out of FIVE
starts, and that was registered over
Fthe Sayreyille A. A. On the other
hand, the Catholic Club is going
strong and has defeated some of the
best teams around the circuit"
The first game between the two
local teams will be played on We'd
nesday night, January "a, under the
auspices of the club, and the second
battle will be staged later under the,
management of the K. O. X. A. The
winner Of the first game will have
charge of the third and deciding
contest, if anne is necessary. In.
past years the K. o. X. A. was sup
preme In New Brunswick basketball
circles. but this season the club has
doomed up strong on the horizon of
coming 'schampse and demands a
look In on the city title.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-27
COMING GAMES

The Tottenville a. C. will play to-
night at New Brunswick against the
Catholic Club, of that city. The
teams are evenly matched, although
Tottenvflle expects to bring home
the bacon.
The Oak Il. G. will meet the Peer
less Al. G. ON the court at Lakowski,
in State street, Thursday night. The
Oaks won the frst game. The next
battle between the two q~uintets will
take place at the Auditorium ON
January a, as q preliminary to the
Odd Men-Amboy Wanderers game.
The RtEersides will play at West
New Brighton, s. l., Thursday night
against the Company b. Club. of that
place. This home team has a repu-
tation a mile long.
The Simpson A. A. will play the
Iroquois Reserves Thursday night
and on Saturday night entertain st.
PauI's Cadets, of TottenvilIe. Both
gaRes On the Simpson court.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-27

Trent's letter follows:
"On Friday night Al Raines, Henri
st. Yves and /, colored champion
distance runner, will run ten mica
In the track In your city, which +
have no doubt / will win with ease.
I can say this for / have good rea-
sons. On May 80 last, at Mclgulty
field, New York, I finished ahead of
ST. Yves and Tom Longboat, but thu
distance twenty milesAZwas TOD
much for me. / was beaten BY nao~
ermainen and LJungstrom. on
August 1e, last, In the Worlds
championship hour race, I took
cramps In the second miIa. but stuck
to the finish ! finished ahead Of
AL Ralnes and Svanberg.
$50, how that ana In great form.
I expect to run my opponents OK
their feet before the fourth mile.
i had a strained ankle, but I don't
think 1t will bother me Friday night.
/ ran six miles this rr
|~thirty-one minutes ana, II all goes
well, expect to hang up q ~
that track at the coming race. On.
July A, last, / won a twelve mlIa
race with ease. The second mar
was about 1--WE miles behind. ! q
him to death the first three Miles
Il don't expect to win by that
distance Friday night, but am con-
ddent ] will have no trouble wins
ming. | will work but little tomox-
row "wednesday and then rest un
+ have written q letter to my aunt
In Columbus. Ohio, saying that 4
will bring home the bacon III great
big chunks. / am training steadily,
as ] expect to rae and beat billy
EQueal. champion of the World. tn
five, ten and fifteen mile ace be-
fore the winter Ia over
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-27
REMINDER
A

Unlike many other high schools
and other institutions supporting
athletic association. Perth Amboy
high school does not award varsity
players the schools letters, "P. A..
H. 81" In schools where letters are
given, the candidates for the differ
eut teams strive with greatest
might and the result is successful
varsity aggregation In every branch
of athletics. All those who par
aticipate In the many different kinds
of sports taken up in the athletic
associations of different schools,
feel great pride In later years when
they can wear a sweater or jersey
bearing their schools letters.
Several weeks ago a few football
players OF New Brunswick high
school we're gtvcn thu IN. 3. II. s."
letters and these students feel very
proud OF their reward. This feeling
will always remain.
Contrary to this, the athletes of
the local high school practically
lose their knowledge OF having play
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-27
PURlTANs PLAY
AGAIN TONIGHT
League Leaders Face Sayfe-
Vile at kozusko Hall.

Another county basketball league
battle Will be staged here tonight,
when the Purftans entertain the
6ayreville A. A. on the court at
Kozuslso hall, In Hall venue Man
ager Check and his crew of visitors
are particularly confident over the
outcome of tonight's function, de-
spite the recent set backa expert
enced by the quiDtet In two straight
games against the Midtown Cres-
cents The ~sgreviiTe team III fa-
milfar with d small court, and this
fact. aione, will place the opponents
OF tonightss contest ON an even foot.
Judging on past performances, the
Puritans ought to make 1T five
straight tonight, without any trou-
bic. The visitors although possess
ing n or two exceptionally good
players. are not In the Purtkans'
class IS ecr Sossfau4srs i.ave
lost none Of the form~exhibited on
the night OF their victory over the
Rfversides. Harold Riddle. OF
Sayrevfiles viii referee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-27
CARD FOR
.PERMO RUNNING RACES
Joe Trent, Colored Champion, Added
to Trio Of Starters in Ten Mile
Eyent--Friday Might.
TRENT WRITES A LETTER

"A new feature has been added to
the ten-mile running a C In the
Auditorium in this city. on December
s29, by the Psrrno A A., under whose
management this holiday attraction
will be conducted. Joe Trent, the
champion scolored ten-rnile runner OF
the world. will face the barrier I'M
stead OF James Lee, the Boston
'elanrpion,,s as previously announced.
The management feels particularly
pleased over the Trent announce
ment and declares that the race Will
be the prettiest eve run on in this
city. AL. Raines. who represented
Perth Amboy on the track last sea-
son, and Henri st. Yves, the French
champion M~arathoner, will be the
starters.
In addition to this match race,
which will be for ten miles and a
purse to the winner, the club has ar
ranged for a special three-mile match
race between Dave Halbert, of the
Peerless A. c., Of this city, and Pres-
ton, a young laddie sporting the
|coIors of the Cypress A. G., of South
|Amboy! The inter-city event la ex-
Ipected to attract considerable atten-
ton. Then, there will be a one
mile club event and q one-mile free
.for-alI, which are open for any anna
.teur hereabouts. The prizes of
medals, yete,, afeson exhibition In the
windows OF Louis Kreielsheimer. the
Smith street jeweler.
Letter From Trent,
Joe Trent forwarded a letter to
the sporting editor OF the EVENING
NEWS this morning, and warmly de-
clared he Is going to finish ahead
of that bunch Friday night or know
the reason why. He expects to take
home the bacon in big chunks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-27
LEAGUE WILL
HEAR PROTEST
Managers to Decide River
side Sterling Squabble.

Manager Joseph Hreitenmossr, of
the Sterling A. A., of South River,
In protesting the game with the
Rfversides, of this CITY, IN Saturday
night, did not file with the league
Officials reasons for such action. He
viii be called upon to do this at
~whereupon a special meeting
of the Board of Managers will be
called to decide the legality of the
game
The Riversides won the game, 1S
to IT, but the SterEings protested
on the grounds Referee Van Null
chahey, of this city, refused to allow
"a goal shot by mon" Miller, the
visitors forward. Mr., Mulchahey
contends he called a foul on Miller
before the disputed play was made
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-27

London, Dec. 2ssThe famous
T0wderhaIl marathon race, held an
nually iii Edinburgh, has, as usual
numerous entries from the different
countries. Among those attracted
frcua america who will compete In
the event axe Tom Loaghoats the far
NOUS Canadian Indian runner FTed
Cameron OF Amherst and Hens Haa
zner 81 kgaw York. Tbs raes IL thfs
NH Marathon distance ana IL opaN
10 MI professional rnnnsFa Of kAA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-27
LIVE e, sssss TIPS
Good day fer ducks.

Good day fer ducks.
.
Somebody pray for rain: it has
been wet long enough around here.
New York Mail, In the awriteup"
of the McVey-Langford tight at sgd
ney, New South Wales, ON Christmas
Day, declares. .McVey punished
severely. One of Lang
ford's eyes was closed tight around
the seventeenth round" Good dopet
Our poetic soul Is back on the job.
An effusion of yesterday, entitled
Psalm OF the Day After
TELL me not in futile Numbers
Christmas ID a lead-pipe cinchs
Or that any guy who slumhers
Hits 400 In a pinch,
christmas gifts today remind us
How the yearly trick l. turned, ~.
Whence departing, leave behind us
Every haily yen we've earned
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-27
A0UEH0NGAS
WIN 2 MORE

The Aquehongas. Of Tottenville,
defeated the Stickers at West New
Brighton last night. two games out
of a Series of three in an All-Staten
Island Bowling League match. The
Auroras, of Mariners Harbor, de-
feated the Veteran Firemen; of
West New Brighton, In the best two
out OF three last night at the former
place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-27
Y. N. H. A. JRs. PLAY
PURITAN JRS. TONIGHT

The Y. M. II. Al. Juniors will in
wade the northern section of the
city tonight and tackle the Puritan
Juniors or the court at Kozusko
hall In Hall avenue, in a preliminary
to the Purftau-Sayreyille county
league game. The Puritan Juniors
are fast and exceptionally heavy
for their age, but the Y. M. II. A.
lads expect to counteract these
qualifications with lightning team
work and deadly accuracy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-27
MURPHY
BESTS BEDELL

Tommy Murphy. who trained at
Fords two years ago, defeated Joe
Bedell In a fast ten round bout at
the Royaie A. c., Brooklyn, last
night. The former Perth Anaboy
boxer won sever out OF the ten
rounds. but narrowly escaped a
Knockout In the second period when
his was foorad twice by his agrees
opponent. But 1ammy mad the
staying powers and came back
strong. The beating he gave jos
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-27

was considered the equal Of the heat~
ing administered to BedelI by &. q.
Brown not SO many days ago It
was Murphy,s first appearance Ia tflfa
region since his drubbing at the
hands OF Packey Mcfarland "a thu
Coast.
Ty Cobb, of Philad elphia, who will
fight here Friday night before the
members Of the Lotos A. O.. won hx
"a shade over Young KetchelI last
night at the Mount Vernon Sporting
Glni
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-27
AN ORDINANCES

AN ~
To Amend an Ordinance entitled AAsa
Ordinance TO Establish a Fire De-
pHrtnscnf and HewnSate she Sazsesass
Approved Jnnuary ~, 1880
BE III Ordained BY ris City or Perth
Afnboy; i
Eecflon 1. That this Chief Engineer
and the first and second assistant en-
Eineers of the fire department. ahasi be-
appointed by tine Board or Aldermen
for 8 tsrla of three years. The CIgisf
Engineer shall be a citizen Of Perth
ArnBoy. and may be one who Ia dot h
member OF the Fire Department.
Section !. That the Chief and assist
ant Engineers, and the Inspector of
Buildings shaft constitute and be eaifad'
the Beard Of Engineers. They toss&lE-
er with the standing Computes on Fire
shall make uch rules and reaufatEeng
conducting tbs department as tfsy'
May deem advlsahls, subject To this ap-
of the Council
Section 8. That all ordinances and
parts OF ordinances conflicting with
fisis orilniazaes be and they ara hereby
repealed
Introduced DeeHmhar {. 1s11s
Passed DecszaEseg 49, 1911.
AHpr0Eed I@asAaabae II, 1816
NA. VI VOORHEES,.
Azkaat acting Mayor.
WrEBxzH 1AA RoM.
City Clerk
no. MT ~ &K&s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-27
AN ORDINANCE.

AN OHDINANCE,
To Amend an Ordinance entitled A
ordinance to fix the salary of the
Mayor Of the City Of Peril AEabOy
and to o for the Pay
naent, Thcreof.n
Be IT Ordained BY The City of Perth
Amboy:
That Section / be amended to read az
followss
Section 1. That the salary Of the
Mayor Of the City of Perth Amboy be
and the same is fixed at the sum of
one thousand two hundred dollars per
annliYn.
introduced November n. 1911.
Passed December Is, 1911.
Approved December 10, 1911.
W6L. ID. VOORHEES,,
Attest: Acting Mayor.
WILBUR LA ROE,
City Clerk.
1881 1880, "a, la. sd.e8.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-27
An ORDINANCE.
TO Establish the Grade OF Gouvery
Place frsm New Hrnnsvvick

Place frcxa New HrHuSvviek
Avenao To brace avenue.
Whereas. certain property owners
along the line of Gongery Place have
petHtfona6 that tina grade rs >-+-E
.issneu Tor said atreat from New Hruns-
wick Ayanue TO Hrase Avenue, which
petition and nofics Of intention have
been given Rs required by law
Be u Ordained BY The City OF Perth
Anlboys
Section 4. That the grade of Con
very Place from New Brunswick Ave-
nus to Brace Avenue he end ~ hereby
fixed and established at and after the
certafn pItnhes and grades "a shown
en- map Of the SANS on fiIe In sfe City
Clerks office.
Section q That all improvements
hereafter made ca sAsd sgreeI shat be
aaaR IN accDrdaraes WITH th8 eatab-
lsshad grade.
introduced Dee#rAher &. 1917
Eas2ad Dse@m.Rr Ia. 51@s9.
Approved IeassaAsr IH, T91z.
WM- 60 #9EsxsH ME8
affect Aefasz Mayor.
#EEaaaKffE E4A RON
E1tx E3f@x&s
8AsE 1&a3A M A@as &@.&e~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-27

Haven skaters are going to make
"a strong bid for the title now held
by Cornell. Princeton also will be
In the hunt. The Tiger men have
one Of the strongest seven ever
turned out at the university. AL
ready several practice games have
been played. Yale defeated st. Paul
by a score of A to o., while Prince
ton handed out a Ia to 0 beating to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-27

Williams. The members of the Yale
team as shown In the picture are.
Top row, left to right-Kimball.
Gore, Howe Gore, Wainwright,
OsBrien, Blackwell. Bottom row.
Martin, Carkart, Harmon (captatn1,
Cox, Cauncey. Princeton, standing
Baker, Patterson, Kalbleiseh,
Mathey and Kuhn; gltting-Kilner,
Kay, fcaptain) Blair and Lee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-27
Pooa nc Woodbxsdge.

Roger Sullivan bested Z. Mcleod
last night at Goncannonss parlors,
in the Woodbridge pool tournament,
score SO to 80. II. Concannon de-
feAtsd Bareel10aza In tina second
game BY the soere OF SO to 38. TO
night RI. Deiter vial meet nd. Con-
canH0n and q. Mcleod xaHl play
T0ny Bascasionsa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-27

AN ORDINANCE.
To Grade Conyery Place frona New
Hrun8yyfG& avenue to Hxune Avenue.
be It Ordained BY The City OF Perth
Ambay:
Section 1. That Cougery Place from
New Brunswick Avenue to Brace Ave
nile be worked to this es8abiiahed grade,
carriage way rounded. and cutters
formed.
Section q. That said work shall he
done under fi1a supeginsendanee OF the
Street. Commissioners and the direction
or the C~o1srafttes on Streets and Sew
ers.
Introduced December 4. is1L
Passed December Is, 1911.
Approved December 10, 1911.
WIN. d. VOORHEES,,
Attest Acting Mayor.
elMcst5l tie Bssef1 adjourned.
WILBUR liza ROE,
City Clerk.
sIaa 1890, AZ, la. s4sss.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-27
SOUTH RIVER
GETS VICTORY
Juniors Defeat Simpson Quin-
let in This City.

The Simpson A. Al. was defeated
by the South Rivers juniors last
night on the Simpson court, score
10 to 3. s.. Catheart WAS high tally
mar for the winners, while Martin
exoelled for the home team. The
score;
8. GaIhcart- .rf- Martin
armstrong $500. .K......4 Parker
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Liprett
Simmons ..*....rg*....... CARTS
Bissett ..s.... .lg......~P Payne
Field goas-Catheart (41, Dey,
Bissett, Martin (2l, Parker. Foul
gcals-Deys Martin (31. Referee,
Mr. Seger.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-27

New York, Dec. 27:-The interest,
of the followers of ice hockey In this.
city Is now conferred on the coming
intercollegiate championship race.
The first big game OF the season
will be played between the teams Of
Columbia and Princeton here Jan.
II. Yale will be represented by a
strong team on the fee. The New
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-27

The Taaw wassa Il vi
EVENING asskssssa saezsa.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-12

DEBATE
AT Dola is Won by Two
Of the City's Edu-
Gators.

DoLA, Dec 12:A a meeting Of
the Dola Literary Society. ascent
night at Dola, large ana Interested
audience greeted the speakers.
Professors Carl s. lawson, Of the
NorthvSew schools and Ira Z. swiger
OF the CIarksbuTg schools, met the
Representatives Professors Everett g.
CoRman and Earl Rodgers. OF the
lola Literary society and discussed
the practicability Of the method Ok
electing United States senators bysdi-
rect vote OF the people. The questtno
was ably discussed by every spaakeT;l
and was DECIDED by the judges John
C. swiger. Howard Robinson and
william S. Hall, in ravor OF the ne
gat:ve side, which was represented
by Mcssrs. Swfger and Lawson.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-12
Il OF IC2 e Nz ~ -
silt IN TWAIN
TO Do Away with Confusing
1t with Name Of State
Capital.

WASHINGTON, d. C., Dec. 70
ut is ,Charlestown no more. The
postofhce department has decreed
a change of name Henceforth the
county seat OF Jefferson county
need not be confused with the state
capital because OF the SIM
ilarity OF names, for while the stare
capital remains at Charleston, the
county seat of JEFFERSON county has
been removed from CharIestown
to Charles Town. Two words ana
capital "T'' must be placed IN the
name OF the postofAce hereafter to
be correct.
And the capitalization Of letter
means great deal to the postnas-
ter. Henry y. Bradley, at Charles
town For with the change Of the
name the term OF the old postmaster
at the old Office expires, and with
the adoption Of the new name the
appointment OF new postmaster
is necessary When the President
sent In to the Senate yesterday iafz
ternOon the names OF lot OF new
postmasters he included that Of Mr.
Bradley to be postmaster at Charles.
Town. This will extend his term Of
office more than year whatever
changes may come in the once Of
President. The case Is Similar to
that in Pittsburg, where the cost
master was reappointed for a full
term when the name Of the Office
was changed to Pittsburgh, and like.
Mr.. Bradley. viii have the length
OF his service extended according
~.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-12
COUNTY COURT
Looks. after Various Matters
Concerning the County's
Business.

Thomas NJ. Bailey was released by
the county court Tuesday as guardian
of yesta r. Ash.
w. A. Thomas. w r. Holcomb and
L. J. >Mc1lvain were appointed APP
praisers OF y. b. tMcCarty's property
in Webster county.
Lihu and John shahan waived
damages for the construction of a
bridge across Salem fork of Tenmile
creek, and Genius Payne waived dam
>ages in consideration of the priv!-
lege of attaching water gate to the
abutments, changing the location OF
a road and building fence along the
road as relocated. the last two to
be done by the court.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-12
q )
Will, BE Re Ed
BY State Board of Education
at a Meeting Here
Soon.
CHAIRlI iIEIsT-IN -.

aIEtIiE-SDIlN. Dec. - The
state board of education win meet
in Clarlsbnfg December 20. IS and
80 to take up and revise the state
course OF study. but the board win
not be able to conplete the work
until after the new uniform text
book commission has been appointed
and has acted. This commission viii
be appointed some time before the
first day OF April, and will consist
OF eight members besides the state
superintendent OF schools. The law
provides that this commission must
sit the first Tuesday in May and
that it must open bids for text
books not later than in June follow
ing.
According to the statutes this
commission 4, appointed and meets
every I'VE, yeai Yor the purpose of
selecting text books and letting the,
contract.
At .Clarksburg meeting tho
presidents of the denominational
schools of the state that nave aB-
piled for recognition OF their grad
yates, have been notified to be pres
ent and present their sid
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-12
Ass Chairman Of The Repu5ll
can National Collli
Tues
1919 Isl rs LEE BAIEI.
For Holding the National
Nominating Convention
ii Chicago.
in &c.

WAS tfI GpoN, D. c.. Dec. 12-
The Rep6BIican National Commits
tee today decided to hold the next
national nominating convention in
ChFcago beginning June 10.
The formrof the call for deleg7
gates TO the convention incIudIpg
the disposition OF the troublesome
primary preference question was
given TO sub-comittee which is ex-
pected to report this afternoon.
The resignation Of Postmastef
General Hitchcock as chairman OF
the committee was read ana ac-
cepted. Former Governor Hill, Of
Maine, was elected to succeed him
as chairman Of the committee.