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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-02
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-02

Sic Gpuingtpn Office inr oas sGin'
rinnati Sulfsblan" bcfino;t I'D I'M
@ebauSe 8p. 509-511 9tabiioS
apehne. sluscigcn, Mit.beilunseh
auS SciteaEn9ea irgenbWelher art
ipcrSen bis 10 llbr gbcnns oaielbit
entgegengenummen. SclcpbUn Solib
1854.
- 9runoeigentbumsii
Waiter aommiffdr 6ino an ben
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Weitieite Der Genou1 Strabe, so sSub
n6rblih Der NorbpsIt Gte Der 8prb
unb SenouQ StraBs, 1915. gertbd
0eglop Menningsr an Sarab u.
SaompTpn, Got an Der RoroIeite Der
a. Strabe, 80 SUP 0itIi6 Der RuiIeu
apenue, 81. Gbas. 8. gIart an paus
line Mc2aug6Iin, 1beils Der Cots
go. 27. % unb % in Der 5. =.
Quolop 5arm lInterabtteiIung, 81.
sue ). grenfmunn an Ct. 2utas
Uletb. Episcopal Stride, Got an Der
Siipp.t gte Der 18. unb 9reenup
StroBe, $3.50. Bert 9ropn IN
8eorg 3. aerper, Got an Der gtorbieite
Der Staple Strabe, 70 SUB Dtli4 Der
Watn Strabe in GIsmere, ap., 81.
glitael Uialpnep an Dennis 5. Wo=
Ionep, Got an Der WeitIette Der pbis
laoslpbia Strabe. n0roIih Der 4. Ctr,
81. Games O'UiaQep on Gus. S6ees
ban, Got go. 3 in 5a3en's llnteraos
tbeilung in Weit GDOington an Der
Watn Strabs, 81. Sobann Moorz
mann an gilbert 8. Willits, 2ot on Der
Sitieite Der WaotIon 4penus, 125
SUP iublid Der 20. StruBs, % Bel
80 5ub, 81. Georg 3. 8erper an
Bert grDpn, Got Ro. 236 in glsz
mere, ab., $50.
- @eiheins srbieltsn Sobu 3irrs
msr, 19, uno Maria ShreHterisn, %,
betos pon Columbus. g.; Georg
9u6ouau, 22. uno Gsorgie 6. 2inuep,
%, beioe Don goDineton.
- Qilian a. Site lpuroe i'm gounz
tpgsriht our 8Ormiinoerin Der Sara6
8. 5ite srnannt.
- 8sorg ). gaton oertlagte Dm.
RieoIin, ST., auf 3abluns bon $1065
ShooeneriaB. gr gibt an, am 8.
Sum- 1911 bon einem Uutomobil bes
@ertIugtsn getroffen unb perlsst NOR
ben 81 ieiu.
- SOfepb u. 8bitcomb rsihte cine
alage gegen g. 6. Gents unb bic
Cincinnati, Qe!p Orleans &c 1eras
Dacific gisfubabn ouf $4,000 S6as
benerfas ein. Gr tpurbe am 18. Mpril
1911 Hahe grlanser Don eiuem qaiIos
gieraus getroffeH uno purbe ibm Der
reate SUB 5erquetfht, fobab cine Mm>
pntction notbfDenbig ip,troe.
-gine filberne @elbbSrfe, BE cine
enlbene Ddmenubr. etc., entbieIt, bic
bOR arI GaHnie Gsd IN Cincinnati
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-02

SIM itdbtiihen guuamt tpurbsn ess
fern bi. ioIasnoen 9anerlaubnibs
fheine srtpirtt: 80. 8. Barter. sfpeiz
itodioes 5laissbouoe auf benz Grunos
ftiid gto. 2218 Soma Ctr, $4,000;
W. Ssiamp, umbau oes 0tbauoss
an Der Siiopeit.te Der 8. 4Ds. une
Roes Strobe in Elm 3psiitotiees 2as
btne.baubs, $500; Ssrbsri {. pa
tpub, 2tftodiees gDchnbuus an Der
Wlabiion Ipe.. nabs Der Wliusbrae
4nnus, $500; siSsis 8ornsr. 2is
itodiges Wohnbuus an Winion Roao,
nabe Gpportb aps., $500; anrr
Shasfer 3tiiodiets Wobnbaus aus
oem Grunoiiiid No. $40 gantStrabs,
$4,000
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-02

am Snmitas. ben 2. September.
abtnos s llhr, iinb,. in Der Central
Iuruhoue cine grcbe iiait sur Dur6s
nahme Der sisber 5sinslisbden unb
6cffe oos g.ft, fir bic Tsutft. Tag
fsier. ionic auh Der 3ieoer 5rieerif
Rotbbart uno Qanoieununs, bic am
Ulpriag a6eno. ben 4. September in
ctr Wuiitbaus BEL Der ;5ernbants
Tamms Jsier eeiuns.n ipsrbsn uns
omar NIT Crheitsr. Di. btrrsn SGns
ger fperosn ii6 bab.r r.ft ;abir,ih
nit ben notbigsn Rotenbeftsn sur BRO
be siniieIIsn. oenn ss gilt unlersH Wit.
birsern Su 5eisen. onB bic Ser. SGns
ger tets ~nuf benz Damn" iinb, tpenn
es btibi: 5or tbe Sonor nnb 0Iorn Of
Cincinnati.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-02

Sn Dapton fdno eine semeins
ihaftlife 8eriammIung pss ytenport
guiinsb Mens Club. Der geuepue
Welfare MT'n, Der geIIsuue eitissnss
unb Tar yopers qH'n. unb bes Dab
ton Mens Club itatt, in Der iiber be
9ereinieuug su elmer nWeIfore afos
ciation of Campbell Co." 1eiproheH
nurce. 5iir hi. 9sreinieung hititsn
Die 5plsenben Reoeu: 6. B. Ragel,
Gb. Sobniton uno gs. gulfisr bon
gsllepue. Ben. Bauer uno VI. ..
Mefforn bon Hepport unp W. 6.Mca
Gprmid unb Serb. Dit bon Ganton.
Jolssnbes aommittse ipurbe fir Wits
tel uno Wege betr. Der Wereiniguna
srnonnt: SO. u. arsinsn unb Sobn
Oils BON gslIspue; Wt. 6. Gollies uno
5ubbaro Gdpars bon Dapton, unb
M. .. Weffprb unb 10. 6. Bolts BON
Repport. Subbaro Shpars ift9crs
iistr.
Die faiboIii6en Shulen Dab
tons unb BelIepusE lperoen am Dienss
tag, s. Septembsr. eroffnst.
5bomos Sans bon guenn 0iiid,
Gal, i'll nod 45ldbrieer abfpefenkii
gum 9efud bel isinsr 9tifte Srdu
George akin, an Der 5. ape., Dan
ton, einsetroffen.
Gin iperthpoLlss pi.rb bes5errn
Rotert 2nmb, BON Der 6. Ire., gaps
ton, tpurbe bon sinem Strabenbahns
rpogsn on Der Sairfislo gns. sstrofz
fen unb erheblit psrI.st.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-02

ipurbe, fpurbe iiber ben Neubnu sirvr
Qidingbriide inn pberen Gnbe bes
Counties beroiben. Die Bride ION
nnbe Genion Station errihtet fperben,
pdbrenb ein Sbeil Der 8eipcbner bes
cberen GountDs bic Bride In 0ifulia
gebdut baben ipiL. gs ipuroe Tern
poiiiiper DefhIub gefabt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-02
DieIe anaeIsgenbeit iuuroe onf ndhits
8erlomnllung perihoben.
Aufruf an Die Jlilg(ieoer res
ljiionier.0ere

Tie D;itoIteeer beg gioHier. Wtreins ure aIIs
aGiialieber alIer dnbRren Gereine iino eriuht,
lid maraen. Sonniag, ben 8 5eptembcr, Rah
niiitaas I'M II llbr IN Der srbeiier .palle. Go.
l22 asitc Strabe. ein5uiinben lin in torpnre
uud hsH, enpuncH Rart sur Seuitten TAG
Seter lido GU begebeu.
@m. Rtebitn, grdr.
9. s. abIers, Gctg. ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-02

SantiIton au5siscn, eofaI.gssiisen
uHo 0ruisfeiten iinS ab3naeben Gde
oer 4. unb Charles Strofe. lluier
Ngeni fir SamiltOu tpobnt Vp. 301
Woro front Ctr. Sclcpben 5amiliss
l376'R. selepbuu ,luisres Sorrsippu'
bcuten: 393X gel.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-02
9rutaltr guri6e.
sss,,ial.n.saa. hes qtnanna,iu sou.slaH

grutaltr gurj6e.
ess.AietTerefAe hes Qintlnnaiiu EeIishian-,
6nmilton, 8, /. Sspt.--WGbs
reno heute 4btnb in sinem Uergniis
gunsslotol bic grlosr Sobn une Glas
renee Sloane iit priiseIt.n, iomen
stpsi anoers MGnn,r Romens Joiepb
grdpipn unn 5arrp Smith bdsu uno
GIarenc. Elonnt itlug oonn ohne lebe
8sranIa'Tune gragton NIT elmer Bier
flaIhe 3u gob.n uno brdhte ibm einen
ShooeIbruh BEL Brapton's s3uiianb
III nah Der Griiht bee ibn bshans
bslnoen 4r3t.s anbesu hoffnunsslos.
Glar,nte S!can. Iisb iih turSe .3eii
ipdtsr bel Or Chamberlain cine Wuns
be an Der 9ipp, Sundben unb bat iih
fptpeit Der gsrbaftune 5u eni;ish.n sts
ipubt.
am Uiiltfpof unb Tcnntritos
nuroen 80 Heue Ndbisr resiiirirt.
Die primaruabIsn finosn am Tisns.
io9 itatt.
- gmmo 3ahn, Satin BON Wm.
6ohn uro 1ohier Der JomiIi. SOisph
eRorssnrptb BON No. 935 Siib 5ron.
Strabs. itnrb oorasit.rn in ibr.r WOb.
ruus in gipsr gitp, Su.. i'm Ilisr bon
% Sabrsn am Wofenbtttfi,bsr. Gle
piro our 9tsrpiguns mad Samilton
gtbraht.
49, Gin SbsiI pon 9emon 5oipnfb.p
loiro ON 7. Ssptsmber sins qpeaI Ops
iiousWabl abbaItsn.
GtbsI, bi. Z 5abr. alis 1ohier
Ger 5umiIis Garfield Dute, iiieb ,inen
GeiIsl nit hsiBem Wofer um unb srs
lit .rbsblite Sriibunsen.
- Die ginnabmen In Der Maporss
Sffic. ipdbrsno bes Tlonats 4usuit
fir StrafpsIosr uno Qi5eni.n b.iru'
gen $1,000.
- Wdtrsno bes Monois auauit
ipurbeH "a 9ootsfGue nnsemsIret.
- Tus gutIer Gountp asbr.r 5n'
ititut. psItss aeiiern Ieirs 8srfamm'
lunasn bier i'm Granb 1h.aisr gum
abitlub bratts, erfpdbli. g. 8. Cal.
bon 5amiltrn gun aprdfio.nien; Ro.
aert Wise.s bon Wi[lpine gum 9ise'
grGiio.ntsn; aciberine f5lannasan
ron 5omiIton CUR gsiretdriu; g. 9,
fsin6 BON Srforb, 6. W. Sefferies
zen WibbI.torpn unb W. g. Gaioit
ron 5amiIton als greiutiDsqommit.
ttt.
- Mourd 6. 6nrriion, lpslfer in
Der Qadt p.s 26. Nusuit feline Grou
nit sinsm SonbbeiI aneriff unb ibr
on Der rsbten Geite bes 6aliss sin:
Wunbt beibrahie, per5ihists aeiiern
Gloro.n auf Elm Werbor unb puroe
BON Mapor Rotbntu unter $1,000
9Ersihaft Dem Oeridi iiberipiefen.
- Die fgirmo Gbuler q: Dennins.
iofen bon ainbenfpdlb fpiro DemndhIt
lire WolImiihIe bur6 einen Mnbau.
per $4,000 toitsn fcn. pergrobern.
gsproe go4mus Gnnsr, Der 14s
ithrise Sobn bes Deorss 3. Gamer
ron Ho. $50 Rorb 2. Strabe, tpelf
aeBtsrer am IL. 4uguft In ben Qiles
IeoI Worts BON einem eltitrifhen
arabn gu 1ooe gequstf6i fpurDe, itar6
am MittDot i'm Wtrrp 6oipitul. Ter
ancbe itiirsts am ltsten Gons,ag
Yahmittos pou elmer Brettihauiel
unb brad ben linten arm. Der ano-
den. fpslftr burn bos sgleifn bes
Grmes asbrunsen nor. perurfchtt
Dlutpsrsifiung unb Der llngliidlide
lrurhs fhIieblim nQm bem Meren 90.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-21
LEGAL BATTLE
Takes Place in Two Courts
Over the Perjury Case of
George B. Cox.

CINCINNATI, o., March 21.-Atter
a mornings legal battle in two courts.
George &. Cox's perjury case proceed
ings this afternoon are as tangled as
they have over been since the decision
Of Judge HINT, presiding judge OF the
common pleas court. refusing to act
on ConXs prejudice affidavit In the
common pleas court Judge German
withheld until tomorrow morning the
decision on motion to quash the in
dicunent against Cox, and Also his APP
proval Of an entry to strike off of the
records Cox's affidavit TO swear Cor
man of the bench on the ground that
nc is prcjudtccd. In circuit court the
judges took under Amusement the ap-
plIcauon az Cox's attorneys for an in
Junction an9 mandatory order
against Judge German. seeking TO pre-
vent him from proceeding with the
case. Practically no progress was
made and If the object of Cox was TO
delay i; was gained.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-21
PRICE EVADES
Trial on a Felony Charge by
Finally Getting Into the
Asylum.

Louis Price alias j. W. Winner is
now in the asylum at Weston. hay-
ing been committed by Justice A. c.
Hughes, at Weston upon complaint
OF Nora Price, his wife, that he is
lunatic.
Price is charged here with whole
sale forgery of checks and was i'm
dicted by the recent grand jury Of
the criminal court. His case will
not be called in court until the au-
thorities at the asylum pronounce
him sane. II ever The superintend-
eut of that institution has been mo-
titled by the county authorities here
to- Keep a close vigil on Price in or,
der 70 prevent his escape and not to
discharge him without notice to
them. The action is taken with a
view of placing him on trial, when he
leaves the custody of the asylum
authorities.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-21
I2OOPS ARE SENT
TO QUELL MINERS
Foreigners Out on Strike Are
Menacing American
Employees.
WHOLESALE ARRESTS
Are Being Made and Martial
Law May Be Declared
There.

GlaAlEsiPEB, H.. March 21.-Three
companies cf illinois National Guards
arrived here this morning and seven
others are due today to queil an out
break Of foreign miners.
Seven hundred foreign strikers
marched from Bendt this morning to
rlne No. Of the Superior Company
and d-ove Americans from the shaft.
Then they returned through Gillespie
to nine No. ., where Americans left
the workings ON their approach.
No move VIII be made on the for
cigners by the militia until the arrival
of all the troops.
Col. Lang in charge Of the militia
started this afternoon to making
wholesale arrests. He said he would
declare martial law II necessary.
Trouble is feared.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-21
REPORTS
Of the Statistics of Sunday
Schools for the Year Are
Requested.

Secretary a. t. Arnold, of the West
Virginia Sunday School Association,
calls attention to the fact that the
Sunday school association. year
closes on March 81, 1911. By that
time the officials OF the association
want all county secretaries to have a
complete statistical report of the
Sunday schools of their respective
counties at the Office of the associa-
ton. The report of all adult organ
lied Bible classes should also be in
by this time. Those who have made
pledges for the work are asked to
send in their offerings at once SO as
to enable the state treasurer to make
his report.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-21
theft
OF a Suit of Clothes
Charged Against Man
Arrested.

Joe Reynolds, a glass worker en-
.ployed at the Tuna factory, was ar
rested by Constable william Post at
the factory Monday evening and
placed in the county jail to await a
hearing before Justice Harry Gordon
tomorrow on a warrant sworn out by
French McQuain, in which Reynolds
Is charged with unlGwfully taking a
suit OF clothes last October belong
ing to McQuain and valued at $50.
The two men were boarders at the
same house on Baltimore street. The
reason the arrest was not made
sooner is Reynolds left the city short
ly after the theft and but recently
returned.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-21
NARROW ESCAPE
I0F SALEM boy
From Being Ground Into
Pieces by a Fast Freight
Train.

SALEM, Mar. 21.-while playing a
game of basketball Saturday at the
College Hall, Paul Clark got his arm
broken below the elbow. DR.. Fittro
set the broken member and he Is
getting along very nicely.
Monday afternoon while Gerald
James was at Industrial station a
fast freight passed. He slipped and
fell under the wheel of the cars but
with presence OF mind he jerked his
leg out and he got two fingers cut
of and his leg was crushed below
the knee. Several boy friends were
there and statred to ruin as they
thought he would be drawn under
the car. Gerald called to Clarence
Allen and he held him UP and called
for help. and Mrs. Mcbride came and
got several factory men to get a cot
and carry him home. They sum
moned Drs. Davis and Langftt, who
did all they could to make him COM
Portable. He was put on the 5
o'clock train at Industrial and taken
to clarksbQrg hospital. 1t Is feared
the leg will have to be amputated.
The father and mother and family
have the sympathy Of the community
1T is hoped by his many friends that
he will soon be well again.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-21
TWO CUPS
Are Won by Charles S
Smiley at Florida Boat
Racing Meet.

Press messages note the fact that
Charles S. Smiley, Whose winter
home is at st. LucIe, Fla, won high
honors regetta week at Palm
Beach, Fla, with his boat
named Ruth X, and he will. come
home with two cups. One message
is as follows concerning the speed
and the winning of the race by Mr..
Smiley's boat:
The last race of the day, a nine
mile handicap for all boats, was won
by Ruth K, owned 10y Mr.. Charles
S. Smiley of s. Lucie, which COW
cred the nine miles in S2m., 81 x S.
The Ace III, was six seconds behind
the winner, and the T. & s. was
third"
Concerning another race, in which
Mr.. smiley's boat was one of the
winners, notice appears as follows
in leading newspapers of the couu-
try:
Winners OF the motor boat races
in the seventh annual regetta OF the
Palm Beach Power Boat Association
today were the Kulsoff, T. & s.,
Ruth K, St. Lucie and the Dewey
"A heavy northeast gale worked
up such sea that the races we're
conducted under the worst conditions
possible. 1t was day of ignition
trouble. with water splashing over
the boats and causing short circuits.
More than half the entries were put
out of commission, only those with
high free board being able to
weather the seas while running into
the wind"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-21
ON THE TRAIL
Of Old Friend.
Father of Abducted Daughter
is Hunting Down tie
ScoLIndreI.

SIARTINsBURG Mar, oIiow
ing her eiopmeat with Jacob Ry-
mel, of this city, early satnrday
morning, Elizabeth stocie the
pretty sixteen, year-old dagshtef 81
Christ stocker, prominen bus mess
man of this place is at her home o-
day. having been brought to 1Iartins-
burg from Harrisonburg va where
she and Rymel were detained By the
police Saturday evening.
Rymel who is aged forfy-nfe and
has a wife and two children here.
was a TRUSTED friend Of the stockor
family. and induced the girl to acs
company him to Harrisonburg where
they were arrested on complaint 81
the girrs father.
Owing to the age Of the girl It waaH
found impossible to press the charge
OF abduction against Rymei. aud II
was today released by the Ha
burg officers.
1t is said that the father OF the
he enticed away from home has nov
threatened to hil Rymel on sight
and that the latter is now headed for
some remote point In the South
abandoning Ills family here.
q
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-21
Tel NE MEN
WILL Il HER
Several Big Men Are on the
Program for Annual
Convention.
WELCOME BY MAY OR.
And Mr.. Hickman is TO Tell
of the Pioneer Days
in the City.

The following program has been
arranged for the annual convention
OF the Wet Virginia Indepndent
Te;ephcne Association to be held in
the Waldo hotel Thursday and Fri-
day:
Welcome to Our City 5. .k..,
.... Hon. Frank a, Moore
Mayor Of Clarks5urg.
Response" j. Walter Barnes. pres.
early History q independents
Around clarksburg' ...:..
.....,...a. Charles L. Hickman
Value OF Publicity'. >. .iF. II. Reed
Editor OF Telephony"
Echoes OF the National conven-
ton, .....s. ...,J. Walter Barnes
The Toll Business. .i..i.,..
H. f. Webb of the p. & x. Tel. Co,
Handling the Service. .
.............:...J. T. Handlan
Building Good Toll Lines -.
,.,....a..,......;.. II. H. Henry
Proper Maintenance" .......@.n
,,............. James knight
The subllcensee". "A H. Doudna
Rural Lines. 49,. &c. D. conrow
Flushing, o.
The Trojan Horse" ....r...
.......,..J. c. Kelsey, Chicago
THE Use OF Our Toll Lines for
Telegraph Service" ,...,.,.
.......... - NV. G. Handlan
"our Legal Rights. .,........
.......W. Frank Stout, Attorney
The Ohio Situation .........
.......c. L. Jones, Athens, o,
Order of Business.
Convention to be called to order
by the president, 1880 p. NJ, March
28.
Reading Of the minutes of the last
meeting by the secretary.
Reports OF officers and commit
tees.
Appointment of committees, regu-
lar and special.
Presentation of new. business.
Program.
Hearing reports of committees.
Election. of officers.
Transaction of miscellaneous bust
ness.
Adjournment.
Round Table Topics.
1. Improvement of Toll Con
nections."
2. advertising Toll Service"
3. Compulsory Connections
4. Getting Business. i"
And the all-absorbing topic, "The
]. p. Morgan Deal"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-21
DENIES INTERVIEWS
That a Letter or Telegram
Caused His Presence at
Scene of Assault.

NEW YORK, March s1.-I3ooker T.
Washington denied today reported in
tefviews in which he WIS quoted as
having said that letter or telegram
caused his presence in West card
street sunday night, when he was Sc.
verely beaten. He declared that he did
say that he was looking for D. C.
Smith, auditor OF Tuskogee Institute,
and that he thought he could he found
with friends at West 6Srd street
house.
There is an unconfirmed rumor
that Washington may decide not to
prosecute Albert Ulrich. carpenter.
charged with the assault.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-21
ROLLERS
Are to Have a Series of.
Games Here and at
Warrington.

A duck pin match which viii at
tract great attention has Just been
arranged between Dresbach, OF this
city, and Douglas Of Warrington. The
contestants will roll in total dftsen
games, total pins to count. The
first five games will be rolled in this
city THURSDAY afternoon commenc-
at o'clock in the afternoon. The
rollers will then go to Fairmcnt the
same day where the second fve
games viii be rolled on the Temple
alleys. Of that city, and from there
the same night both men viii 50 b
Warrington where the last Gys
gaines Will be rolled on Douglsss
alleys in that city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-21
GASSERs
Are Drilled by Various Com
panies at Several Coun-
ty Points.

On the West Fork river, Clay dis.
trlct, this county, the Hope Natural
Gas Company has drilled test on
the ThOs. McIntire farm through the
Big Injun sand and has gasser.
On Booths creek, in the same district
the same company has completed
test on the L. s. Hornor farm, and
has fourth sand gasser On Ring-
anon creek, Eagle district, the Phil
adelphia Company, has drilled test
on the C. L. Ashcraft farm TO
depth of 2,54S feet, and has shut
down, awaiting orders.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-21
COKE OVENS
To the Number of 1900 Are
to Be Put in Opera
ton Soon.

HUNTINGTON, Mar. 2l.-word
has been received here that the
United States Coal 6 Coke Company
at Gary, w. Va, will within the next
ten days, light fires under 1900 coke
ovens in the Gary field. This will give
employment to many hundreds Of
men around the coke ovens of Nc
Dowell county, where there has been
little activity for several months.
The Gary corporation has adver-
tised for five hundred men for one
big enterprise alon%
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-21
TEN PIN
Championship of the City
Will Be Contested for by
Drake and Carson.

Messrs. Drake and Carson will roll
a five game ten pin match for the
city championship in ten pins tonight
at the Gore alleys starting at $3.50
o'clock. The match will be rolled
on alleys Nos. and and will be
counted by total pins. Carson holds
the city championship in ten pins
at present and F. A. Drake, better
known as Daddy" Drake on account
of his mature years, is the challeng-
er. 1t will be old age against youth
with the odds in favor of age.