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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-08-04
AIsfi,IcATToN FOR LICENSE

Notice Is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named person has filed his
dRpteatlon Tor. license TO sell at re-
fai spirituous wines. liquors. nles.
beers and drinks OF like nature In
the City OF Clarksburg. for the resi-
due of the year beginning July 1.
is'12fi:
NiehaeI building. No, 7O4 East Pike
street Glarksburg. West Virginia.
And notice is also hereby given that
the foregoing application for license
Aforesaid VIII be heard by the Coun-
eli OF the City of ClarSsbnrg, sitting
rs q license court. on the 4th day Of
August, 1911.
Given under my hand this sth day
OF July. 1917
- W n COLE.
clerk Of the city OF Clarksburg.
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Price $4,000
$500 cash. $4,000 per month.

4-room cottage. finished in hard
wood, nice location. Union leigh 49,
no. / ADDITION. lot 4Ox1So. Down
payment
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with the affairs OF the special ses-
sion to pay any attention to EXPOSE
ton Resolutions; and where was
San Diego, anyway they praetie-
any asked him. for more than one
professed effeal ignorance of the
city which one day will be known
to every newspaper reader IN the
world as well as liverpool. New
York. Hong Kong or Hamburg are
now. But the colonel Is not the
kind of a man who puts his hand
to the pillow and then turns back
Moreover, land it=is said merely In
the interest of truth and TO show
that the colonel is not an ordinary
1place-seeker) the exposition was
mot contributing one dollar to the
expenses of the director-generai,
who declined to permit any OF his
expenses to be met by anyone save
himself. 1t is believed now that
Congress will pass the resolution
desired by San Diego. some of the
tmost prominent leaders having
promised their most active support
for it. But aside from this really
important matter. the San Diego
LEGISLATIVE committee has done
great deal in washington in the way
tof securing government sympathy,
lsupport and assistance. 1t gained
from the President his assent 70
press an electric button in the East
room of the White House. to start
Itha ceremonies on ground-breaklng
day. and it also persuaded him 10.
tsend personal representa- N
the person of John Barrett, d.
Encouragement of the Pan4A american
Union. to turn the first spadeful OF
earth on that occasion, the seconS
being turned by u. S. Grant, Jr-,
SIM of the famous Civil war nero
and president of the Panama-Cal'-I
fornia exposition. To go into dc
I+ai1s of the committees work in
washington would be discursive ana
at this time somewhat premature
hut It may be said that the person
ol,+v Of DirectorIGeneral Collier mas
IMPRESSED itself indelibly on an
with whom he has come in eontacD.
Ne has won through the force or ms
,,orsonaIitv. enthusiasm and ag-
gres=iveness. and at the same TINE
he has shown that he possesses tne
y " ,,l;,Iity to waft, when to wait Is
the tase pToper course to pursue. sena7
tor Perkins, of California salo
Gently. 81 congratulate Col COM
on his energy, tact and go'iii
itIyeness. ne is. a wonderful IlL
and Is entitled to the greatest creuie
and highest Communication Tor nus
evnos- lion work in washington
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A..ieEl.lIaArIoN faon LIoENsE:

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named person has lled his
application or petition or license TO
sch at retail spirituous wines, liquors.
aIes, beers. and drinks of like nature
7ias ne city orsClarKsbgrg FOR the resi-
due OF the year beginning July 4.
CHA RLEs I. GRIBBLE. Regina nm
Brewing Company building. JUNG
tion Hotel. North Sycamore stree,
rIallEPpgg. West Nirginia.
sAhd2hotiees also hereby given that
the foregoing petition or application
for license aforesaid will be heard by
the Council OF the city OF Ciarksburs
sitting as license court, on the 4th
day OF August. 1s11-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-08-04

To the creditors of Jacob r. Nor
rison, deceased:
Upon request of Cornelius G. Ra-
Wis, administrator of the estate OF
Jacob r. Morrison, deceased, you
are hereby notified that will on
the 18th day OF August, 1911, at
the law office of shinn & Powell, on
Court street. in the city of, Clarl1s-
burg, County of Harrison and State
of West virginia. receive proof o.
debts and demands against the said
decedeut or his estate. All persons
having claims against said -decedert
or his estate will on said date APP
pear at the above designated place
and. present Their claims for adjudi-
Gallon. D
Given under my hand this sS:s
day or June. 1911.
FRED L. SiTINN,
Commissioner of Accounts
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OF the Pacific Ocean to Ceie-
brate Opening of Pana-
ma Canal.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. f.
People throughout the country are
beginning to realize that there will
be an exposition in 1915 to eele-
brate the opening OF the Panamn
canal, and some of them have heard
that there VIII be two expositions
in the same year IN the same state,
to celebrate che same event BY
this time almost every one has
learned that one exposition will be
held in San Diego, the first port on
American soil after vessels pass
through the canal into the Pacific;
they know there will be another
one at San Francisco. The latter
WIN be a big exposition backed by
millions OF dollars, but it viii he
no more interesting or valuable in
the way of education than the expo
sitfon at San Diego, which will rep
resent an expenditure of $4,000.
900 or more, and, moreover, viii Be
held throughout the year 915 and
mot only for SIX months. Another
thing, which may count for much in
the long run4-the San Diego expo
sitfon is already begun. The organ
,izatfon is completed, the President
or the United states has personally
and also by proxy ON ciated at the
breaking of ground. and Congress
is considering a resolution which /.
will doubtless pass before adjourn
ling, authorizing the:President to in
vlte all the LatinzAmerican repuo-
lies to participate by sending exhi-
bits without such formal invita-
ton, Brazil has already announced
through its special commissioner
that IL will erect a permanent build
ing and make a fine exhibit, at a
cost probably OF S1soOo;OOO.
Congress, recognizing the great
educational value OF exhibitions, has
always stood ready to encourage
them in every proper way. San
Diego has been represented at
wash ngton for several months. by
the director-genera1 OF the exposi-
ton, Col. D. C. COLLIER. and a com1
mittee appointed to secure from
Congress the resolution already
mentioned, as welI as to look after
other matters OF Importance to the
exposit on TO be held in San Diego
Col. Collier is Republican. and
something of a politician. they say.
in his own bailfwfGk lie had to
meet on a business basis the Demo
cratic majority in Congress and Sc
cure sympathetic sco7operation and
supper from it. Many persons told
him az the youtset. Fiaging the lauda-
bic purpose and in tenfion of saving
him trouble, annoyance and eN-
pense. that he might as we'll pack
his trunk and hike. .homeward, leaV-
ing his afrairs in the hands of
tender providence. because, they
assured him. Congress was too busy
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

CLERK OF the city of Clarksburs
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-08-04

Notice is hereby given that the, foi-
loving named person has nleds his
petition for license to sell at retail
spfrituous wines liquors. ales. beers
and drinks OF ike nature in the. city
of ciarlzssbure for the residue of the
year beginning July /. 1911: b,
EATRICK NirGoVERN. Alfred Ton
kins building. S. w. corner East
pike and Factory streets, Clarks-
burg. West Virginia:
And notice is also hereby given ina:
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APPLICATION FOR LICENSE

clerls ID the &c OF CIarlssblire
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CITY sAGEs TO NET.

The city fathers will have a coDfah
tonight at 8 O'Clock. 1t is the regular
meeting of the city council aud the
first of the present month Various
questions will be before the vener-
ables.
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Price $3.50

Terms. Is cash, balance one two
and three years-
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Do not forget the board OF trade
smoker at the Waldo hotel Tuesday
night.
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the foregoing pk5it1oh 4or license
aforesaid will bS heard blythe coun-
Gil of the City OF Clarksburg, Sitting
as a license cop1 lyon Friday, August
4th. 1911. "a ~
Given under my hand this sth day
of July, 1911.
W. H. COLE.
clerk OF the City of Clarksburs.
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SUSANNA FOR CHILDREN
Relieves cramps, collie.
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even under my hand this sth day

w. II. COLE,
clerk of me city OF cfarksburg.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-16

hey to the sitOati0R-Bee AdvertisIng,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-16
CRAFT DOES NOT FAVOR
SCHOOLS FOR DANCES

While not eondemning the action Of the
Chicago Board OF Education In opening
two schools 20 dances Superintendent u.
u. Graft OF Omaha believes this city Is
not yet ready for such a move. AS to
Incorporating dancing In the curriculum,
superintendent Graft has his doubts as TO
It's practicabnity and efficiency and would
see II tried in other than Omaha schools.
The Chicago plan is TO open the schools
to all boys and girls in the nelghborhood,
whether they are students or not. X The
idea Is TO make the school "sAcial
center and thus 20 help eradicate hhe
public dance hall evil. Milwaukee Has
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-16
RESURVEYING CHURCH FIELD
Protestant Organisations Unite in
Consolidating and Expending.
WEDDING OUT AND FILLING IN
Home Mission COuBeiI, COmBFisinB
Prominent Men from East Meets
fn This City MORday-Pop-
ulaF Evening" Meetths.

The Home Mission Council. on inter-
-denomnational body composed Of 6eore-
8 taries Of twenty-five Protestant churches
s who are making atf'negleeted field ser
fey" Of the country. will hold confer
-anee IN Omaha Monday with sessions at
the Young Mems Christian association
i'eginning az 9;so In the morning and 2
In The afternoon. A popular meeting will
be held IN the evening beginning az 5
O'Clock al the Young Women's Christian
association, 10 which every Protestant
-church In the city has been asked 10
Eend "a least ten or twenty men and
-Nomen as delegates.
The priHle purpose Of these conferences.
which are being held IA al important
western cities. is 70 correct wha, Is called
fhe 'oFerehurching'' problem as well as
casa o. 'underchurching. Where fields
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-16
secrstary Of the Presbyterlan bOard and

secretary of the Presbyterian board aud
others.
Field workers from all over the state
win be here Monday to take part In the
conference. Some of the subjects 10 be
discussed are; Neglected Fields In the
Country" Neglected Fields in the Small
Towns" "Unmet Needs Among Foreign-
ers In Omaha and Nebraska" ''Unmet
Needs In Social Ministry" Neglected
Districts I'm Omaha" Neglected subur-
han Districts" There will be a free dis
oussiOn OF these and other questions.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-16
HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS
TO HAVE NEW OFFICES

The sixth floor Of the city hall is being
fitted up for offices for the heaOs OF the
various departments OF public instruction.
superintendent Of drawing. music, as
sistant superintendent OF music. manual
uainings athletics, trainers. writing ana
kindergarten will each have an office.
The move was started by the Board OF
Education. which win meet the expenses.
and is designed to bring the educational
organisation OF the city to a higher state
OF efficiency by systematic cooperation.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-16

sanctioned the plan and viii make il a
feature in 1912
one thing Chicago has" said Superin-
tendent Graft which l think is COM
mendable. That is parents organization.
The members OF this organization meet
to cooperate with the school author
tiles and hold lpncheons and entertain
ments which have been very successful
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-16
The CLAD Hand

is seen when liver inaetion and bowel
stoppage flies before Or. Kings New
Life Pills, the easy regulators. Is cts. For
sale by Beaton Drug CO.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-16

are crowded with weak churches eon-
solidauons are favored, one Denomination
giving way TO another. and where fields
are inadequately supplied provision f.
likewise made or recommended. The idea
Is TO avoid duplicating. overlapping and
eonuleting OF energies ana efforts he
tween the various denominations As
one OF the secretaries expresses n In n
letter You win observe that l. present
effort Is constructive ana positive ,yht,e
heretofore most OF the effort has been
negative and inhlbitlye."
Prominent Churchmen.
Leading secretaries from New York ana
elsewhere representing twenty-five de-
nominations OF the Federated Churches
Oh America will be here. They are max.
ing tour OF the country. They win
reach Omaha Saturday evening from To
peka ono win have headquarters at the
Hotel Rome.
among the prominent men coming are.
Dr. L. {. Barnes. field secretary 81 ,hs
american Baptist Home MlssiNarv ~.
eiety; Or. Hubert c. Herring. genera
secretary OF the congregst ional Home
MiSslonary society and former pastor OF
the First Congregational church OF ,hls
city; DR., Ward Plat. secretary ~ ~
Methodist board and noted writer ~,
nome minsion subjects; Dr. l. n. MeCasb
secretary Of the American Christian NJ.
sionary society; Joseph Earnest McAfee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-27
FOR A DOUBLE TRACK.

In forcing the trolley companies
to run their cars through to Wood
bridge creek, the matter of double
track on Smith and State streets
might be taken up again. There is
no doubt that this would aid greatly
in the transportation facilities in
the city. With the holiday shop
ping at hand, the delays and annoy
ances of a single track service will
be felt more and more. Should the
attention OF the Public Utility Com
mission be called to the inadequate
facilities furnished the city by the
single track there Is reason to be-
lieve the trolley companies could be
compelled to lay a double track
from the car barns to the ferry on
Smith street and from Smith street
to what is popularity known as Cad
ek's, on State street. Perth Amboy
needs Just such an Improvement as
this t o aid in her Advancement at
this time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-27
WALL STREET FOR HARMON.

Governor Harmon, OF Ohio, is
Wall streets ~favorite candidate for
president, according to an article
recently published In the New York
Evening Post. AS this Is a recog-
nized Wall street newspaper, the ar
ticle is most significant. According
to the Post, one of It's reporters
made a canvass of 1.-THE Street" to
ascertain how the bankers stood on
the presidential situation. While
most of the 1nanciers would not talk
for publication, they were willing to
discuss the matter If their names
were not to be used. 1t developed
that most of them favored Harmon.
Taft was the second choice with I'M
derwood, of Alabama, third. 1t was
then announced that some good
business man" stood fourth.
1t is plain that Wall street will do
what 1t can to have Harmon nomin-
ated on the Democratic ticket next
year. This movement Is represent
ed in this state by James Smith, Jr.,
who is openly accused by the Demo-
cratic state committee OF having de-
liberately turned the legislature over
to the Republicans this year for the
expressed purpose of discrediting
Governor Wilson.
Voters of New Jersey will have a
direct say as TO who will be nomin-
ated at the national convention next
year. At the Democratic primaries
to be held In May there will be an
opportunity to elect delegates pledg-
ed to vote for the nomination of
Woodrow Wilson. Smith will also
have delegates who will probably
stand "unpledged.' This means he
viii vote them all for Harmon when
the convention is reached. The
Democratic voters are forewarned.
To be sure where they stand they
will vote for the men pledged to
support Wilson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-27

ed OF IN having a factory located
here. The manufacturers have come
here Of their own free win. select
ing Perth Amboy. evidently because
the place suited them best. Manu-
f~acturers in Trenton. for instance,
are not only willing to recognize
that city In their advertisements.
but they even give the name of the
city to their product, There is the
famous Trenton-Ingersoll watch, for
instance. 1t would be a compare
lively small thing for Roessler d
Hasslacher Chemical Company to
put Manufactured in Perth Am
boy. N. j." on every package of
Persil sent out. 1t would mean q
great deal for this city. Tho Cheese
brough concern does put, "Manu-
featured in New Jersey" on their
bottles and wrappers for vase Inc.
Just why 1t does not include Perth
Amboy in this, instead of merely
recognizing the state, is not ex-
planned. 1t would seem as IL local
manufacturers might give the recog-
asked, q small thing on their
part, In order that Perth Amboy
might be brought the more promin-
emily before the world.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-27
MONDAY, NOVEMBER "a, 1911.
PERTH AMBoY


} FoPulAll0u. kzslAl
I ~ miles from New York
ON staten Island Sound. at b
! mouth OF the Rarttan river and III
ths head of Raritan Bay.
Ocean can dock In Aton
as to, 40 feetlofa water.
ter leading up the bay from Sandy
Daily steamer service to New
-Four railroads. tbs PennayIvsnia-
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Lehigh Valley and the Staten isiana
all directions, affording almost an
unlimitad humber of excellent Aac-
Has two telegraph and two teie-
Electric fight ana gas companies.
Two daily newspapers.
Federal p~ostoffice building.
Public Library. ,s
high school. which is. on n ~
proved list OF all the leading NH
versities 10 the country. four par9-
chiai schools and a business eoA-
churches of an denominations.
City hospital.
Municipal water works. N
Prominent center for troiiess "
all parts OF the state. .orn-
try ia fne Immediate vicinity.
Splendid theatrical advantaRs
Home OF the leading fndus .r,vS
re: American Smelling = R copper
Works smaiter: Barber Asphals
Works; rnited Lead Works sefurai
Tile & Faience Co.; &. Pardee steel
and xai9 Works atlantic Te Goa. New New
Jersey fsrrs Cote Co; three plans
Of the Nasaonai F~ireproonnS Itpiss
WITHIN the immediate vicinity: GER
annie Works; CheHebrough Vasellne
Works; Marcy Stove Works; tWS
drydock companies together Win
shipyards and marine
! stan hard Underground. Cable ON
pany9 noessier & Hasslacher. Chem
5caI Works; emery mills; coke ano
cigar factories. cement stone worAsi
coal shipping piers; handkercnles
factory: cement works;
shops and iron foundries.
For further particulars ADDRESS.
Albert Leon, secretary OF tins
Board of Trade.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-27
ON GROWING OLD.

Has the thought ever occurred to
you that people don't grow old like
they used tor It's a fact. They
don't, and we are beginning to be-
lIeve that growing old is a very fool
ish custom. It has been said by a
contemporaneous writer that 1t now
appears as though there were a good
many hearty old gentlemen in this
country who Will have to be shot
on Judgment day, and this is as 1t
should be. We don't mean that
they really ought to be shot upon
that momentous occasion, but we do
mean that they should keep young
and abreast Of the times, even III
they span as many years as Methu-
selah.
In some ways growing old is sim
ply a habit and one of the chief con-
tributing causes is whiskers. Peo-
pie don't wear them as they used to.
We remember our Uncle Pete very
clearly In this regard. When Uncle
Pete was thirty-fve years of age we
used to look upon him as a very old
man with one foot in the grave sim
ply because he had long flowing
whiskers and went about with an
expression which seemed to say thai
he had seen everything worth while
in this world and that the only rec
reations left him were yarb tea and
sulphur tonic. In general tone he
resemb1ed an old horsehair sofa that
has been in the family a long time.
In the last forty years he has man
aged to catch the spirit Of the times
and reformed. He is now a beard
less youth of seventy or thereabouts
and he. is the first man in the old
home town to come out in the spring
with an up-to-date straw hat. The
last time we saw him he had on a
pair of peg top trousers and was
talking some of buying a racing au-
tomobile.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-27
THE CITY MARSHAL.

It looks nov as if the EVENING
NEWS was right when, in comment
ing on the recent police shake-up, 1t
said that as Acting Mayor Voorhees,
had only two months In which to
make a record for himself, he would
make an erort to show the people
what he could do. His latest order
in putting the city marshal in uni
form and stationing him at the
open market is excellent. The city
marshal Is a salaried oficial Of the
city. He hardly earns his money
in taking the few prisoners the rs-
corder commits to the county jail.
over TO New Brunswick. The acting
mayor seems to think that he should
do something worth while to earn
his salary He is. right, BIZ putting
the city marshall on duty IL this
manner another mar practically
added % the police force. hes tie
good work so %. Perth Amboy
ne plsss fsF ~aiassazss. 49, ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-27

- - - HrN47
@d-Earltsas Copper Works.
x4-MArka1 AMI Sheridan Esx-
Ss-sm4th ST and {, r r.
x-Msiison Ave- ssd Paterson 81.
1x~MaFket and First sts.
xk-smith and High Sta.
S6-New Brunswick Ave. and New 81
sl-State snd~ Smith stss -.
4s-Buckingham Ave. and Hartford 1t
46-Commerce and Front SITS.
~46~-State and Washington stss
kT-HAgh and Washington Ste.
k4-State St. and Buckingham Ave
6e-HalI Ave. and Charles ST.
s7-Stafe and Wayne Sta
6s-Near United Lead Works
s2-Washington and First ST..
ee-New Brunnwick Ave. and ELM 81.
s4-smlth 81. and Watson Ave
eb-CommeTee and State SITS.
72-Front and Smith SITS.
7S-Water and Gordon SITS.
Y4-Kearney Ave. &ad Gordon st
sss--asmmissooy ah Ave- hs ahs Wilmington ash 81.
s6-Near City Hospital.
s6-Cleveland and Brs.ce Aves.
s4-Lehigh Ave. an6sstanfore St
67-Amboy and Hall Ayes.
s2-Hall Ave. and Inslee St
e4-Nevil1e and tombstone SITS.
To send In an alarm open the oooT ~
tie box. and pull down the lever oNGm
firemen arrive.
/ tap-Rreak In circuit taps.
s tspsmPolics cali. is-calI. for wash
Ian Engine Co, .15-can for Prots1,,
Hook ana LsdoeP -Cen Tor Lin
eoT A Esrine a9 GO. o9 9l-can for Garfield
partment In case of inability 70
sopna a,apm saqm SIS tapswdsnot-
one session OF school