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The evening world., 1911-02-07

INFLATED and that Bianco would at once
advance north.
Juarez to-day has resumed its normal
business aspect. but troops are still on
guard at all buildings.
Inc authorities at Juarez t~elephoned
the Ell Paso police early to-day that a
BODY Of armed men was crossing the
international boundary line into Mexico
at Peles, seven miles west of this city.
In New Mexico.
Everything was quiet in Juarez
throughout the night. The Federal
soldiers kept a sharp lookout, sentries
being posted on all sides of the city.
Rumors of attempts to pass machine
guns and ammunition across the border
10 the insurrcctos were current, but
could not he confirmed.
Most of the natives Of Juarez who fed
last week when It was felt that there
was danger Of the city being taken, re-
turned to their homes yesterday. The
MeNlcans, temperamental as usual,
when they found that Orozco abandoned
his plan to take the city, when II was
almost In his grasp. are now making
a hero out Of Col. Robago. The city Is
still under martial law and Is likely to
remain so until news from Navarro Is
received.
The race track, which had been closed
for three days, was reopened this af-
ternoon.
The evening world., 1911-02-07

This clever woman nas. not a wrinkle upon her
f nae she ,D has pSfSGied . %aT,sIoas simple
S%rinkiss and assv,lo'aiSSiF; the bust. her method /;
She made herself The woman she is to-day
an brought aIon, N, wonderful ,hanse IN h.l
Ia, csmrii,N Non !, a, '5lcar and lar as nat Of
9 clil,l., she turned hex s,ragny iisIre into a
Which could scarcely be seen, and she made
l msiRoa i'n' and i'' rsma a1dd E tisn tla * ad' S and
riylis from nsr ia'e IN a ,ingIe niSPt: -. 8,
simple d]iscoScry, she icnpovei every wrinkle
from hcT fac. and deyelouel h. thin mack and
Notiini is taken into tie stomach. no com.
mon massage, no harmful %Ilaiters' no worthless
IS her new mccce she removes WRINKLES and
deydops the whole 'igure nlumn and fat,
vi IT. is .4 Imply IN 'i reg,tiin$ IL II, "1 W"mGStn q T T.ni'9
from thi' ppsT beauty r'aimSn' which Is
doSto', GSl Other methods failed,
In, Mary MG,r',di o Gi M,dir M Is.''h Hanson nfT "rlnse'
gone, Mrs. Markham WHITES, her wnnklei van
Vi, 'tl'o nsy writes, every blackhead and
pimlle has vanished forever.
,.T, a,3c lIlN cgpnlyt book who
II womcu Is c,Itninh a hic,.iug TO wor1orknd
p, Il makes known her, 'tna.aahle meIhoI. OF
h,au' flying the face and figure Of unaft.aotIy,
Al readers should Wr7'e her az once 40 spn' 1N-
Iufptv free nll she agrees and show how to
Irmnst wFinl ies In = hours; how to devr,up
The hu-ti hOW to mae tug, IN, X eve
lnsar, aud cyelroMsi Row to remove ~
uerflupuS huiri how 10. rcn0'r hlartEends.
! imulcs md frsclicsj hGw to reinoye dark
r&ir,ic' urdsr tniG eic,, hoT e. oaicLL, re-
cheeks and add flesh 20 the irdVi on 4"
dnrl en- gray hair ard st0p hair failing;
Sim'l, adde's your lItcf n E,LIn tuning
ham. suite u2I, : Randolph -. CI.aso, ill.,
H-.HN aud nnN N.HHI# .aH.A
an, free, as. tH!: charming Homan is dong Ttf
utmost 10 lcnOft girls ar women in need OF
st..rt Information which Hil lol 300 their l.art,
and wayr life s"o..,r and l1N.u in every
vnv- 'lyt.
The evening world., 1911-02-07
REBELS NN|H|LATE
MEX|CAN| INFANTRY
ON JUAREz MARCH
Blanco'S Troops on Way to Aid
OrOzco'S l%nSurrectOS Defeat
Feierals in Fight.

Ell PASO, Tex, Feb. The revolu-
tionary forces under Pascual Orozco are
at the Flores Ranch, about fifteen miles
southeast of Juarez, to-day. awaiting
reinfogcements under Blanco, coming
~ from Cisas Gyandes. Americans ar
r.ying over and from that place state
/ ct :lc reason that Blanco has not
@. ca {. joined Orozco near Julrez was
t.,t .c has been fighting the Eigh-
ty'u'h Federal Infantry. which was
u..u.' & from Galagos on the Mexican
toJl,' Railroad to Casas Grandes.
.G'sH Americans say It 10 currently
r.ll. In Casas Grande that tn
l. .l.ecn'h Infantry Nrs practically an.
The evening world., 1911-02-07
If YOU ARE RUN DOWN
Take Father Johns Medicine

IL you need a tonic you can find no
better food medicine and body build
er than Father Johns Medicine be-
cause it is made Of pure and wholesome
nourishment which builds up the sys-
TEN and makes flesh.
The evening world., 1911-02-07
SN0WST0RM WENT
OUT TO SEA AFTER
FOUR INCHES FELL
Weather Bureau Overesti-
mated Duration, but There
Is Plenty to Remove.
SHOVELLERS AT WORK.
Cold Sends 72O Homeless to
Municipal Lodgings-Many
Persons Hurt.
SHOVELLERS AT WORK.

The Weather Bureau, which was a IN.
sle behind In Its prediction OF the be-
ginning of the snow storm that covered
New York and the whole Middle Atlantic
coast yesterday n early this morning.
overestimated It's duration. At Q o'clock
snow ceased to fall. The centre OF the
storm had gone out to sea during the
night by way of Northern Maryland.
and 1t is not expected back. At ll.2o
o'clock the official storm signal on the
roof of No. 100 Broadway was hauled
down.
But a blanket OF snow four inches
deep covers New York. and A. S. Gum
Their. Superintendent OF Snow Removal,
announced to-day that every man able
TO handle pick o. shovel who applied for
work could ave 1t.
During the eacly morning agents for
the snow renewal department went
through the lodging houses on the east
sido with the announcement that there
was work for all.
At II o'clock last night the official fall
was a trine more than three inches, but
all during the night and early morning
snow swept by a hard wind piled up on
the pavements and against the curbings.
F.. 'ess Seek Shelter.
It was too cold for homeless men and
women 20 spend the night in the streets
or In convenient doorways. Tney went
to the Municipal Lodging House. No. 434
East Twenty-hfth street. in dioves and
by midnight the house had accommo-
dated 40 persons. OF this number 6s2
were men. p women and IA children. The
lodging house was within thirty-eight
OF It's capacity and thirty-two men were
sent to the Charities Pier at the foot Of
last T~wenty-sixth street TO sleep.
There was no delay in surface or
Elevated travel during the morning ex-
oept Naen switches or frogs got blocked
and had to be thawed out. Travel in
the LroaN was also on about schedule
l4ale. FlJws were sent out during the
carly part OF the night and the tracks
i.ept clear.
Reports from the railroads wero
ugtigrmly 20 the effect that the snow
IN the streets was causing only small
Inconvenience. Through rains from
the west were reported as ,~running an
hOhi W 'HOIt DcUlnu tnelr schedules
Street Cleaning COMMISSIONS Fd-
wards was at his office before day y.
break establishing communication with
battalions OF snow fighters ali over
town.
In Manhattan Celestinc De Marco. who
has the contract for removal throughou
the entire borough, sent a hurry call for
workmen and teams. BY 10 o'clock there
were hundreds OF wagons in service and
the work OF piling snow and clearing
crossings and cutters was proceeding
rapidly.
Commissioner Edwards learned that in
District No. 5 on the upper east side,
where Larkin X Son, truckmen, have a
e~ub-contract 20 cart away snow, the
Bureau of Weights and Measures had
been responsible for a delay in getting
to work. Some 200 trucks, Larkin &
Co. said. were In line at M early hour
waiting to be measured by inspectors
from the Bureau. Only two inspectors
appeared when II was thought that ten
would be on hand. Most of the drivers
went away rather han wait their turns.
The evening world., 1911-02-07
TIE COLD HANGS ON
Take Father Johns Medicine

Long standing colds lead to serious
throat and lung troubles. bronchitis,
asthma and catarrh. Father Johns
Medicine gives prompt and complete
relief.
The evening world., 1911-02-07
TO PREVENT PNEUMONIA
Take Father Johns Medicine

Neglected colds often lead to pneu-
monia and 1t is important to take
Father Johns Medicine at once thus
relieving the cold and warding of the
danger OF pneumonia.
The evening world., 1911-02-07
FATHER JOHNS MEDICINE
Contains No Alcohol

Father Johns Medicine is a safe medi-
cine for all the family to take because it
does not contain alcohol or dangerous
drugs in any form. Get a bottle to-day.
The evening world., 1911-02-07
If YOU HAVE A COUGH
Take Father Johns Medicine

Coughs and throat and lung troubles
are always dangerous and you should
remember that the soothing, healing
elements Of which Father Johns Medi-
cine is composed allay the irritation at
once and restore normal health,
The evening world., 1911-02-07
CATCH COLD YESTERDAY!
Take Father Johns Medicine

When you feel a cold coming on take
Father Johns Medicine at once. be-
cause il cures colds in the natural way.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-17

Michael Kluczynski unless he
changed his name. Now, what in
the name of a free country, has a
mans name got to do with his
qualities as citizenship?
Russian translation of federal
judge is Gear"
Missouri supreme court de-
clares newspapers have right to
criticize public officials, and to
draw their own differences from
the acts of a public official.
Carriage door slammed"
against knee of King Peter of
Servia and he was hurt, and this
was duly chronicled in foreign
news sent to this country. Poor
Peter, did ums do it to ums?
An alibi and a habeas corpus!
Gentlemen, which thimble is the
pea under now?
Douglas Fairbanks, actor sailed
for Cuba to win ST. 600 bet from
George Cohan for walking 800
miles in Cuba. 'Taint enough for
walking two block-in Cuba.
Ritter Matkovic, Vienna, shot
and killed Baroness Holzknecht
and her two brothers because she
wouldn't marry him. When did
Chicago methods get to Vienna?
Health departments lost twen-
ty white mice. Oh, girls! But
maybe you don't mind WHITE
mice!
Mrs. Winifred H. Cooley, NJ,
Y, says fod makes morals. Mean
ing, you can't blame poor, un-
derpaid, half. starved girl for
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-17
HORSE STILL WITH US.

Horses seem rare these days.
The clatter of hoofs on the pave
ment> is a novelty which one no
tees, even in jumping out of the
way of automobiles and motor
cycles.
And yet did you know that
horses are on the increase? Ten
years ago they constituted but
29.2 per cent of all live stock;
now, 42.4 per cent Mules scored
an increase of 1862 per cent in
the last decade. If you try to buy
a good horse, either for driving
or draft work, you will find them
high enough.
1t is too early, then, to count
out the noblest of animals. He
isn't in the buffalo class yet,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-17


Well, West Hammond, how
d'you like finding out who's run
ming your resorts? Your mayor
and the sister of one of your
judges, for instance? Fine, isn't
it?
Hearst's Examiner splurges on
following from Rome Massagero,
which reproduced Caneva's mes
sage to Hearst on Turk war.
"This is how honest and import
ant journals report war" Mean
ing, by reporting one side only:
Charity can't save babies. =
Prof. Charles Henderson, Chica-
go university. Charity can't save
anything, Charles. But ustice
can.
Attorney General Wickersham
approves tobacco organization.
Which doesn't say much tor
Taft's attorney general if Roose-
welt is to be believed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-20
THURSDAY. APRIL 20, 1911.
1Wbo should Paw.

During John NJ. Hamilton's cam,
6aien ii the Fourth congressiona,
district ,oF Congress. 1t was
hetslded that that gentleman had
p,clted IN something new, namely.
The federal government should
NV he old Virginia debt. Many
ifo1gEt he had made a discovery.
ithout meaning any disrespect.
Ills Telearam ventures the assertion
4liat Mri Hamilton ran across the
idea in James G. Blafne's BOOK
calIed twenty years in Congress.
So nartieular furore was createc
I,y The announcement Of Hamilton.
;elieg ,S Iii 1 yrespect al the time. bu
MA resurrection Of the great states
nan 4 idea is beginning to attrac
g are tbopgtt and there are man,
WIN favor that disposition OF tn.
o,,estion The latest OF the state
aieeisIators q take this view OF til
vexstio,,s nrol;,em is sentimius Hall
"a AUat4ei corntv He saws.
..Taere i merit in that argument
The Tthited states ought to do some
Thing coward restoring virginia ii
t1,a condition she was in at the out
breal Sc the war There are prece
dents for such action. and while d,
moi know that anv such stem is con
tem,,lated Il would not surprise m
J AZ elffort a made 70 induce tn
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-20


1ority ot the voters q the cnpnsgt
and among the men disffanchised
are some 81 the best known men In
TazeweIl.
The towns. such as TazewelI. Po-
cahontes, Graham and Rlchlands
will poll almost their full vote be-
cause the politicians have seen to It
that the voters have paid their poll
taxes on account Of the town cleo
tons which will be held In June.
But out IN the country districts, the
voters who own great tracts OF lana
have been disfranchised because they
did notpay their poll tax last fall.
a prominent citizen from TazewelI
IS authority FOR the statement that
when mans taxes come due IN
Virginia he Is given no notice OF the
fact II he chances to forget his
poll tax he must wait Tor the next
collector to inform him OF his de-
slinauency and then it is too late for
him to vote IN some elections.
This may be a fair law as far as
Y applies to general elections hut,
inasnuch as special elections come
Up from time to time 1t needs
amending. 1t should be so amended
that 1t would be compulsory upon
The revenue collectors to send out
oostals or letters advising each voter
when the poll taxes are due. II this
5hould be done the voter would at
east hagesa chance. to pay his poll
lax In advance ana Il he failed to do
70 and lost his vote It wonld be, his
iwn political funeral.
Virginia's poll tax was evidently
made to prevent the carrying Of spe-
ial wet and dry elections which
nay be called at any time If a petit
ion of sufficient length is presented
md the court acts favorably on the
,etltion.
That Virginia should pass poll
TX law which prevents a free ex-
'ression of its own people on local
'uestions is something which is past
understanding.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-20
Poll Tax law.

In educated states or communities
and especially where there is pros
perity. the poll tax law may oper
ate satisfactorily, but that it has il
EQUITIES in other states or commu
mites is strkingly shown by recen
election in one of the counties o.
Virginia. The Huntington Herald,
Dispatch and the Bluefeld Tele
graph place considerable emphasis
on what happened.
The Huntington newspaper says
that "the election laws Of Virginia
through clause relating to the
payment of poll tax as requisite tt
the exercise OF the ballot tend to
distranchise thousands OF voters
particularly in special elections. IT
Tazewell county yesterday the peo'
pie yo'ed on the proposition to issue
1926 in bonds for the purpose 81
building roads. 1t has been shown
that out OF total OF 5000 voters
Only l,44O were entitled to vote.
The following from the Bluefield
Telegraph, in a discussion of the
poll tax qualification, will be inter
esting in West Virginia, where q
similar law has been more than once
proposed"
That the poll tax law of virginis
Is a politicians law built for thetl
especial purpose, can be readily seer
by the situation in Tazewell county
There are approximately $500
voters in the entire entire county
and but LAO are entitled to vott
at the election to he held Tues
day, This means, that 2,1OO voter!
have been disfranchised as far a
taking part in the bond election Il
concerned.a This is more than a ma
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-20
SMALLEST
Baby Elephant in the World is
with Ringing Brothers
Circus.

Tiny Tom Tinker, the smalles
elephant ever placed on exhibition
is star in Ringing Brothers, me
nagerie this season. He was trapped
by a brigade of Ringing Brothers
wild animal hunters in India las
winter. Last January he arrived IL
New York on the cattle deck of thu
Minetonka, secured in heavy box
He is considered a priceless find
The show will be here Friday, April
IS.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-20
GETS AGENCY.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. DOMAIN have
returned from Wheeling, where Mr.
DOMAIN secured the local agency for
the Rambler Autopobile Company.
The cars are manufactured by the
Thomas B. Jeffery Company. OF
Kenosha, Wis. 1t is a high class
car. Two of them will be at the
Baltimore and Ohio freight station
tomorrow to be used in the local
trade,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-20
Hail on Old Debt.


septimius Hall, of Wetzel county,
iscusses the Virginia debt suit in a
ighly credltable and soundly SEN
lble manner. bipartisan Democratic
ress laboring day and night to i'm
ress the people with the fabrication
r imagination that the Republican
Fganization and state administra-
ion in West Virginia are in
ollpsfpn With the esftlficate3 holders
% saddle the debt on west Virginia
emphatically rebuked by the Wet
Ell county statesman, and while he
loes notcome out in plain chastise-
tent Of his party press. what he
avs on the subject plainly implies
aat he has no patience with CON
ectures and unwarranted declara-
ions in the matter.
The contentionsof the Telegram is
orne out by Mr.. Hall when he de-
lares that Virginia has always
cen at fault in her controversy
oncerning the share Of the del6t OF
ne mother state which we should
ay.i He poiats out the fact, as
reviously stated by the Telegram.
hat the Bennett commission from
his state went to Richmond in 1871
nut the Virginia commission refused
o deal with it. And he further
orroborates the Telegram, when
le mentions the first time, 1878,
hat West Virginia officially declar-
ID that this state owed not single
'enny of the certificates. He also
cry correctly states that West vir-
,lata has consistently maintained
hat position ever since,
Showing the intrigue OF Virginia
nd the honorable course West vir-
;inia has firmly taken all through
he period since the war, it is well
70 quote Mr.. Hall as follows, as the
lublic will agree with the Tele-
rams assertion that the discussion
5 fair honest, patriotic, and ii
thould, be a lesson to Democratic
newspapers that are so quick to en-
;age in nisstatements and miscon-
'tructions of this question through
iesire to acquire a political ad1an-
tage:
ut was about the year 1871 that
Governor Jacob appointed a commits
sion, upon invitation of the legisla-
Sure of Virginia, to confer with a
commission representing that body.
The West Virginia commission con-
sisting of Nessrs. Bennett, Camp
bell. and jackson, went to Rich
mond, but the Virginia commission
refused to deal officially with it. The
commission was prepaed to agree
upon terms of settlement, but the
Virginia legislature in the meantime
had dealt with the syndicate OF cred.
itors, and had induced the syndicate
to accept the terms which she had
sought to impose on West Virginia.
Certificates of del3t to the amount
of $15,O0,OOO were issued, stipu,
lating that they were to be paid
whe West Virginia settled with
- - -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-20

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-20
NOTICE.

All persons that have had blanks
left for assessment must call at the
Assessors Office or mail them in prop
cry sworn to together with their
eapitation tax, as the law provides
that any one failing to make return
Of their property that the assessor
shall double the assessment OF the
previous year.
ERNEST. j.. PIGoTT.
Assessor Harrison County.
Office Hoffman Hail. Court st.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-20

Doyou know that fully nine out Of ever
ten cases of rheumatism are simply rheuna
tism Of the muscles due to cold or damp, .
chronic rheumatism, and. require no internt
treatment whatever? Apply Chamberlain
Ltniment freelyand see how quickly it give
relief. For saleby ull dealers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-20

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