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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-04
E Palestine, O.


Cenjeni urednikl
Della Sc naSem kraju vsak
dan. toda ne svetu.jem nOhenemu
hoditi semkaj, kajti delo je tezko.
Premog je visok komaj cd 215 k
vetjem do tri cevlje.
Plaza je "a pikom $1.O0 cd to-
ne, potem Sc lahko sodi, kako lie
treba poprijemati, zee Sc hoGe kaj
zasluziti.
Dobro place ina kompanija in
to cello ne da hi kaj poprijemala.
Dne %. februarja smo incl We
%selico, katero .je priredil iugosl.
socialiSticni klub, stew. IS. ktera
je bila pray dobro obiskana in je
izpadla pray povoljno. Cistega
prebitka je bilo 500 80. TIA svota
je namenjena klubovi blagajni in
naSemu listu ''Proletarcu."
LIE krepko napre.j,
Vsem udelezencem veselice mai
topleja Zahvala,
S pOzdravom
John POzenel.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-04


seize so mas obiskali sodrugi IL 81.
urada IA Marion Co. Ind. in sicer
sodr. w. III. Henry, tajnik in NJ.
Greuling IL prvega warda in Sc
diva sodruga IL ID warda, kateri
obstoji ma vogalu Germania Ave.
in w. Mich. st. ma Haughviloh,
pray V blilini naSe SLOW. naselbi-
ne. Objednem so nam ~razjasniii
bratsko ljubezn in pomen medn.
socialisticne propaganda, ter mas
vljudno povabili, da Sc smemo
vdeleziti Nth shodov, kateri sc
vrSe vSako nedeljo OBJ 10 uri ziu-
traj V gOri omenjenem kraju. Pri-
mali so tudi, da velja eden IL ma
Sc s%kupSGine toliko in Sc wee, kot
eden izmed njiju, to pa rad agi-
tactic V ptuiem jeziku; podali so
nam roke vsi zaporedoma ter po-
kazali svojo ljubezen do mas ter
nam zagotovili. da bojo nan ma
strani V vsaki zadregi, ter da so
nam pripravljeni pripomoci do
najbOljSega uspeha.
Sprejeli smo > novih CLANCY in
izvolili smo 81 diva delegate, ktera
imata nalogo pOrocati vSe razme-
re med naSo skupino st. %. in med
81. odborom Soc. Party of Marion
Co. Ind. Potem ST je razvila mala
debata glede izboljsania "a agi-
TACTIC in nagovor IN SocialistiGno
propaganda, k temu .ie govoril
sodr. John Petrovit IL Milwaukee.
Wis, kateri je govoril o potrebi
literature in raZtolmaGil napre-
dek socialiSticne Stranke V Mil
waukee, Wis. Potem Sc .ie odloGi-
10. da Sc naroti nekaj iztisov maj
ske Stevilke "Proletarca."
lie tako naprei, sodrugi, in pri-
Sci DO dan image. ko DO delavec
stal ma vrhuncu ; Svojo delavsko
zmago. NaSe geSlo mora biti prec
5 kapitaliStitno ~SuznOstjo ktera
mas tlaci in prec $ krvosesi prole-
tarijata in NTH podkupljenimi
hIapcl V imenu raZnih uradnikov.
Ali je VAN Sc znano. kako so Sc
borili in agitirali pr zadnjih vo-
litvah, obljubili so vse. Same da
ste Jill postavili V urade. V kate
rlh vas danes tarejo. Da. izvolili
ste 81 kar ste hoteli. in to tudi
innate danes. kot nano. izvoljeni
ST bill veGinoma dem0kratie. da
a reSijo suznosti. Ali so izpolni-
Ii SvoJe dolznosti in obljube? Ali
so kai napravili "a vas delavce?
Me! Ka,j so %storili dobrega "a de-
lavce V Legislature Indianapo-
liSuY Nc Ia vas: vse IA bogate
truste III inkorporacije. Jazz VAN
!ahko pokazem emo ma belem. "a
q pray mic; raZun velik stroSek
$4,000, IA katere bodete moral
Sc nadalje trpeti in skupa.j zIaga-
ii. Cbogi delavecl Ali bono to Sc
Y nadalje pustili? Mi pravimo -
mel
: socialiSticnim pozdravom.
Josip Godina. tainik.
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PRIPRAVIMO Sc IA JESEN!

Y ZadnJem meSecu Smo mel
pc enem letu zopet dive ~gledaliski
predstavi V Chicago. "V boju "a
vsakdanji kruh'', je priredil jul
goSl. soc. klub ma komunisticni
slavnosti, "Divjega lovca'' je pa
dalo fantovsko podporno druStvo
"Oanica''. Obe predstavi ste bill
V ''Narodni dvorani'. Dvorana
ina dobro akustiko. oder pa nj IA
gledaliSke predstave, pOsebno ce
j. treba menjati scenerijo i'll Ge
naStopi wee oseb.,
SploSno Sc je igralo srednje pri
prvi in drugi predstavi. Posamez-
nj igralci so pa pri prvi predstavi
- S%uSnikova iona, zupnik Grilec
in hiSni poseStnik Trdez, do celia
pogodili svoje vloge V karakterju.
kretanju in mask. Hvalevredni
so tudi ostali igralci. Bill SO prviG
ma odru, vZlic temu pa hi bio o.
pazati ma Nth treme, Xxi Sc kai
rada prime vsakega. ko prvit na-
stOpi ma odru.
lsto ie bio opaziti pri "Diviem
lovcu.' Posamezni so igrali "a di-
letante tako dobro. da bi kaj bol.j-
Sega ne videli ma marsikaterem
diletantSkem odru Y start domo-
VIM. Tudi med mimi ie bila sko-
raj veGina. Xxi je prvic nastopila
ma odru. ODE predstavi ste bill
dobro obiskani. kar dokazuie, da
Sc slovenskemu obGinstvu V Chi
cagu bolt ugajajo prireditve z
gledaliSkimi predstavi. petite pew
skin zborov in deklamacije. kot
pa plesne ~eselice.
Ia resnica hi morala naSe di-
letante V Chicago toliko navduSi-
ii, da bi zopet kmalu nastopili ma
odru in Sicer 2 dramo. Malo vec
val, dobre wolfe in poguma, pa
pOjde.
\aSa dramaticna literature nj
zelo bOgata. lmamo pa drame, ka-
terih hi Sc nOben velik kulturni
narod ne sramoval imenovati Jill
svojo laStnino. POlcg imamo tudi
prevode boljSih dramatikov tujih
narodOv. Obrniti Sc DO treba ma,
attendance SLOW. dezelnega gleda-
llSca. ali pa ma g. Schventnerja,
knJigotrzca V Ljubljani IA dobre
igre, ako nocemo zopet II leto
oStati brez gledaliSke predstave.
Ia prihodnjo jesen Sc .ie treba
pripraviti re sedaj in treba .je It'll
ma delo takoj.
Tudi DELAY. pevski zbor ''Orel'
Je ma novo ozivel. Ma komunistic-
nj slavnostI je zbor bill popolnoma
SvoJi nalogi kos, kar je obcinstvo
priznavalo 4 burnim odobravan-
Jem. Deklamatorja ma komunistic-
nj s%lavnosti - gdGa. Jennie Erzar
/ nsodr. Ivan Molek sta pa tudi
vsem govorila do srca.
P~riprayimo Sc "a .jcsen. Zdruze-
nj bi lahko dajali veselice z du-
sevnim vzitkom, 5 katerim bi Sc
moral z~adOvOljiti tudi najbol.j raz-
vajen clo,ek. Vsaj glede drame,
petja in deklamacij .je treba slo-
ge, ako hocemo vspehov. Umet-
most ne pozna strankarstva. ker
Je ulnetnost lie umetnost in mic
druzega.
Baje ia blagohoten nasvet ne
DO padel ma nerodovitna tia. mar
wee ga bodo vpoStevali vsi, XII Sc
zanlmajO IA dramO, petite in de
k%lamacije.
IpaJmO. da BIO tako!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-04

rec: Gee odpusti jim. sal ne YEA.
kaj delajo.
Mlhael Panian.
Opomba urednistva: &c lie IL
dopisnik oni, Xxi je zadnji tedep
pisal V "A. s., tedaj je bolie.
da dotiGnik ne hvali social;zma
ker ga ne pozna kajti Steer Sc Ne
hi posluzeval klerikalnih listov
katere V ''Proletarcu' napada
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zahvalo.

Skupni odbor cd druStev s. \.
p. Jednote V INSTRUMENTATION
okrajn Sc tenn potion srGno zahva-
ljuje Jugosl. soc. klubu st. 81.
Cleveland. Ohio. kteri .je nam pri-
skotil ma pomoG V TEN bednem
casu. ko Sc ze emo leto borimo Ia
mali koScek kruha s tenn grudnim
kapitalistom.
.Jugosl. soc. klub. st. 81. V Gle
velandu. O., .ie priredil shod in ie
preostanek poklonil Strajkarjem
in Steer svoto $500, ktero ie po-
Slal pc br. tajniku kluba, V. Inc
man. Sc enkrat srGna hvala vsem
darovalcem, kteri so Sc ma mas
spomnili.
: poZdravom. "a odbor:
j. Mlakar, skupni tainik,
box 6S. Claridge. Pa.
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Claridge, Pa.

Cenjeni urednik
ProSim, priobcite V "Proletar-
ca sledeco
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-20
TOBACCO
Crop in the State of West
West Virginia is Lighter
This Year.


That there viii be no new record
made by the tobacco crop of the
United States In 1911, is a fact which
is clearly indicated by the thorough
canvass In all the important sections
o fthe countrqy IN many localities
the farmers, after having had some
what prolonged period Of advancing
prices, have become dissatisfied with
a slight slump IN the market and this
has had tendency to curtail the
acreage to a certain extent
Throughout the hurley belt, and In
some of the cigar leaf sections. the
planting is reported as unusually late
The hot, dry weather of the month Of
May, in the white hurley section IL
particular, was unfavorable for the
development Of the plants in the beds
and the baked condition OF the soil
prevented favorable planting every
where.
In west virginia this years to-
bacco area viii be about 1000 acres
less than last year, and not more
than 5000 acres was set out in the
The memorial monument erected a.
tobacco. Three weeks drought dur
ing the month Of May was disad-
vantage to the growers and plants
arc reported scarce
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-20
RUNNING
Fight Two McAtees Have and
They Forfeit Bonds in
Police Court.

solby and Robert MGAtee. water
works laborers. were severely beaten
late wednesday afternoon in a
fight with other laborers employed
on water works improvements in
High street near Virginia street and
two policemen were called to arrest
them. After a clash the men had a
running fight half way down tho
hill. In police court this morning
the MdAtees forfeited cash bonds
of $3.50 by not appearing for trial.
Samuel Manoro and Martin Prote,
foreign Iaborers. were arraigned
before the mayor on charges Of
fighting with ERNEST Dean, colored.
last evening in Fourth street. 1t
appeared, however, that the men
had some provacation for the fight
and they were discharged. Dean
eluded policemen.
Another man. who was arrested
for drunkenness, was remanded To-
jail for further hearing this even
ing
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-20
BAPTISTS
Are to Hold Their Annual
State Assembly in Aug
ust at Philippi,

A party of local people, including
members of the Baptist denomination
will go to Philippi In August to at
tend the annual assembly of the Bap-
lists of West Virginia which will be
held at Broaddus Institute August s
to IA.
The Rev. A. B. withers, of Bridge
port and Prof ]. A. Fitzgerald. OF
Huntington, have arranged for a fine
program, which will include prom
tnent Baptist workers from all parts
of the country. Among those who
will compose the faculty are: the
Rev. Hugh T. Mussleman, the educa
cational secretary of the American
Baptist Publication Society, of Phil
adelphia; Prof. William o. Carver A
NJ, TIL. D., professor of missions and
comparative religion OF the Southern
Baptist Theological Seminary, Louis
Vile. the Rev. Arthur H. Gordon, OF
Atlanta, Ca; Rev. c. H. wooIston, D.
D., of Philadelphia.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-20
Democrats I,ess CONFIDENT.

democratic state machine organs
are playing a different tune from
that of few months back. They
pretended then to see nothing but
Democratic success in this state at
the next general election. Now
the admit that they Republicans are
likely to triumph.
Commenting on this the Weston
Independent says the following:
phe Wheeling Register says Con
- she only chance for RepubIi-
cans. Recently they all thought
Republicans had no chance at all.
evidently Republican skies are
brighter. - j. Is So
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-20

!. Cog city slips a Cog.
Z 1t Is with profound regret thatthe
Telegram learns OF one failure Of
the city OF Charleston to live up to
its recently acquired eognomen Of
the cog city, The Charleston Mail
dolorously says:
III there is anything lacking more
than any other to make the
cog city realize more benefit from
the fact that 1t is the Coal, OIL and
Gas city, 1T is a market house. :"
All. that Is the thing. Who in the
world would ever suspect that
Charleston is the Coal, Oil and Gas
City unless it has a market house?
Such an institution should have
been provided simultaneously with
the selection OF the ctty's new so
brlQuet. It should have been equip
ned with Large bins for coal and
tanks for oil and gas. Signs, too.
should have been placed above the
doors, explaining that cog wheels
are not manufactured within the
place so that an unsuBpecting pub
lie would know how the exhibits OF
coal oil and gas got there. With
plenty of fuel around one Of the
signs could be illuminated to show
that the Cog City's appellation is a
luminous thing
It seems, however, that the ex-
ploitation of coal, OIL and gas which
is supposed to make up Charleston's
cog. has been overlooked as unim-
poftant at present and that the
market house Is direly needed to
enable the people to stay there.
doubtless to await 8. probable forth
coming exploitation of the kind.
The Mail explains:
Facts have been printed in this
paper, showing that on many of the
farmers products that reach the
cities the price is from 200 to 500
per cent more than the farmer gets
for it before that product reaches
the consumer"
This is an alarming state OF affairs.
It indicates that Charleston. has
been misnamed If merchants and
indictment there can make profits
LOT five hundred per cent upon all
the things raised by farmers, 1t is
apparent that coal, oil and gas are
getting the cold shoulder. Charles
tonians, however should cheer up:
The oficial nickname of the place
could, with slight alteration or
two, be made to At conditions.
'Clty OF Grab" or lofty of Gouge,'
might do in a pinch and thus avoid
the necessity of holding another
slogan contest.
But, anyway, Charleston needs
market house, and SO do several
other cities.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-20
For the Chirdren,s sake.


Has any one yet said that there
are enough school buildings in the
ClarksburG school district? The
Telegram has failed to hear any one
say such an Inaccurate thing as
that. 1t is believed that the need
OF more buildings has been we'll
presented by the Telegram through
It's editorials and published COM
munications and that all who read
the editorials and communications
are convinced of the fact that there
is nothing needed so much here as
additional school buildings to take
care of the school children properly
from mental and physical training
viewpoints. While the mind is be-
ing developed, the body should also
be looked after and. there is no good
reason why the children's health
should be impaired through lack of
proper rooms for them while they
are In school.
lAlthough all are fully impressed Ly
this time OF the urgent Importance
of having more buildings, 1t is not
deemed out of order to emphasize
LAaJ lhPES5siOH Dy ulTeCIlHB dLLGLl-
ition to the rapid enumeration
growth. oficIal figures show that
the total enumeration for the year
19O9-10 was 2,943 and the year fol-
lowing, which was the year just
ended the total enumeration was
S,4s6, The increase in single year
was J53. with thirty pupils to a
room that alone means there should
be almost nineteen more rooms the
coming year than the year ended.
1t Is plain to he seen that some
thing must be done to meet such a !
large growth and to fill the needs
existing even before this last
growth was made. 1T is reasonable
to believe that by the time the |
projected buildings ere ready for
the enumeration will /
have increased many hundreds !
more.
.rhe board OF education is alive to
the present inadequacy OF school
buildings and it fully realizes that
The Immediate future will bring
new demands. That is the reason
for its asking for money through a
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-20
Judas or no Judas?

The Exponent makes serious OBJ
lection to being classed as one of
the several Democratic newspapers
under the domination of the Demo-
cratic state machine and in its next
editorial it says La Toilette is not in
good standing with what 1t calls the
machine because he said
President Taft had betrayed Roose-
Welt. The majority of the Demo-
Gratis of Harrison county are OF the
avowed opinion that there are
few La Follettes in their party since
July IS, when the editor OF the ES-
ponent and its silent editor as well
"broke bread" with one of the big
Democratic state bosses and they
quote the following from the Expo
nent itself as properly describing
what its two editors have done and
are stiIl doing:
',N man, in order to get along
with 1T Cmeaning machine) in peace
has to surrender his manhood, his
his political honesty
and all else that he holds dear, II
they should be found to be in con
hi0t with the crowd that have made
of politics the best paying business
in the land"
The Democrats of the county OBJ
Iect to doing exactly what they de-
clare the Exponent editors have
lone as told in the paragraph
quoted and they further declare
hat they are not going to follow
he example OF those two editors in
breaking bread"
The big boss was not expecting
any Judases at the feast and there
s nothing to show as yet that any
such as to him were there.
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ActIods speak louder than words
and 81 will be many moon before
the Exponent cOnvInces large num-
her Of Harrison county Democrats
that It is free from the domination
and not wearing the yoke of at least
one or both of the big Democratic
state bosses STOPPING to vitupera-
tion against the Telegram does not
prove its innocence.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-20
UNExrEorpD coArPANx.

Does 1t break up the day and pres
vent you from getting your work
done" when unexpected callers drop
in? Hcwitt's Easy Task Soap WI.
help you make UP the time lost while
you entertain. 1t makes a nice, white
fluffy suds that goes after the dirt aud
grease and gets 1t. It's as good for
the dishes as 1t Is for the laundry
and won't hurt your hurnds bit Five
cents cake at, the grocery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-20


IIisITi ION chat the Etspu5llcal9s
81 the state. especially those DEM
ocratlc newspaper designated ma
chine Republicans are opposed 70
Judge Con as state leader,
are not based on truth. An
kinds of Republicans all over
the state have openly and most
eagerly declared their attitude to-
ward him and they an say they are
pleased to learn that he is about T"
fe-enter state politics. Senator
CoRman's recent Charleston inter
view meets with a wide course OF
approved OF Judge GoR;s being sent
to the United States Senate. The
Weston Independent, termed by
by Democratic newspapers as ma
chine newspaper, voices the seltAs
ment of the Republican press OF
this state generally in an editorial
as follows under the caption,
Judge Con Should Lead to Vic
tory: :,
West Virgins Republicans VIII
very generalty agree with the senti-
ments of Senator Charles 9. Con-
man OF this district, as given OUT
in an interview at Charleston the
last OF the week. Following the ex-
preston OF an opinion that Judge
Con viii surely be a candidate for
United states Senator, Senator
German says: 'If he is such cam
dfdate. lust as sure as there is an
election, he will be elected. There
is no man in the state OF West yir-
ginia who is SO loved and esteemed
by the people as Judge Con. me
distinguished soldier, patriot. states
man and jurist has been the Idol
of the Republicans of this state
since the governorship was stolen
from him."
The sentiments OF Senator Con-
man are douIbly significant because
he speaks OF a fellow townsman of
whose purpose he may be assumed
somewhat to know. That the party
has ever desired the Remittance OF
Judge Con into politics is very true.
AID Senator Conman rightly opines
that there has been no time when
he could not have been elected to
the United States Senate IL he said
the word. That condition con-
tinues. The people should commu-
nicate their desires to Judge COZ
with all possible certainty, and they
should know from him with
definiteness his purposes. One thing
is sure: Judge Cor never failed to
serve the Republican party when in
other years it came to ask him to
carry its banner, and there is no
evidence that these later years have
lessened his devotion to the cause
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-20

bond le9lfe 5e Oted on next i lle9-
day To meet these demands. Il s.
sincerely hop8d 4 Tor the welfare OF
education ana fof E6e best lpossib1e
Opportunities ana advantages Of
the children Of the district that
every voter keenIy appreciates the
high privilege he will have next
Tuesday to come to the aid OF the
boys ana girls by voting for the
bond issue.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-20
HOME
10 to Be Purchased or Built by the
Local Lodge of Eagles:

A special meeting of members of
the local aerie of Eagles is to be
held in the St. Charles hotel Friday
night at s o'clock for the purpose. of
detecting an organization with view
of purchasing or building home for
the aerie. All Eagles are urged to
attend tho meeting. Several have
already subscribed literally to the
movement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-20
WILL RETURN HOME.

The Rev. E. G. Hay will return
from his summer vdrar:on a7Ess con-
duct services in st. Mark lutheran
church next Sunday, July %. Tho
holy communion will be administer
I'd at the morning service.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-20
CONCERT POSTPONED.

owing to the evening concert to
be given by the carnival band, the
Pythian band concert for Thursday
evening on the court house lawn
has been postponed. The latter
band will have one there Sunday af'
ternoou at $3.50 O'Clock.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-20
ANoTHEK pEsIeNATED.

WASHINGTON, July 2o.-Under
the most recent postofice order. New
Martinsville has been designated as
. nostal savings bank. The office is
to be ready to receive deposits by
Auqnst 10. %
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-20
COWS INIpoUNDED.

Policeman George Howe has im-
pounded two cows, which he found
straying in the streets, at Hinton
livery barn and their owners may
obtain them by applying at police
headquarters aud paying the costs
OF lmpounding them. One is a red
COW and the other Jersey.a
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-20
FRIDAY, JULY 2lgE
ON SALE AT ga. NJ.
$3.50 Brussels Rugs, S12.98

Room size 9x12. A very heavy
quality, seamless, woven in one piece.
One of Smiths best grades of Tapestry.
Brussels Rugs. One Of thes1afgest as
sortments Of new designs we have ever.
shown, including all the newest fall pat
terms, in a large color range Of oriental
and floral designs. These Rugs are sold
in most all the leading stores in the.
country at $40 and in many stores at
$3.50. A very durable Rug, suitable
for any room in the home.
Friday Morning Only, $12.9S.
This store closes at noon on Fridays.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-20
ON SALE AT 9 A. M.
15c RerlaIes, 73Ae Yard

Another case Of those fine Cambria
Finished Percales. All new elegant
styles and colorings. Some exception
ally pretty styles in both light and
dark. We would advise you to take adj
vantage of this sale, anticipate your
wants. Two yards for the price of one
in this July Daily Special Sale, so come
early, for at this price these fine Per
Gales will sell very fast. See window
display. Sale starts 9 a. M. Store
closes at noon.
Friday Morning Only, re Yard.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-20
wOOFTER NAMED.

WASHINGTON. July 2o.-1n the
Alum Bridge case. Jacob Gissy was
recommended for appointment by
Congressman Davis, but Mr.. Wooftor
was appointed, presumably on tho
of former Senators
Scott and Ellzins.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-20
BODIES RECOVERED.

PISA, italy, July 2o-The bodies
of twelve men buried in slide at
marble quarry yesterday were re-
covered today. There are many
others buried and large force oil
men is digging for them.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-20
ONE ACCEPTED.

The Woodmcn of the World at
their regular weekly meeting We'd
nesday night accepted the applica-
ton OF J. NJ. Flynn for membership
in the camp.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-20

Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Law went to
Pittsburg Thursday afternoon and
after short visit they win go on
weeks pleasure trip on the Great
lakes.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-20

Never leave home on journey without q
DiaTrhoea Remedy. Il is almost certain TO
De needed and cannot be obtained when on
board the cara or steamships. For sale by
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-20
ORDERED BEFORE BOARD.

WASHINGTON, July 2o-orders
have been given for Henry Grimm
to appear before the special eHamin-
ing board at Clarksburg for examtna-
ton for an Increase in his pension.