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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-08

*Gold valentine bands placed OF
any book purchased at Clark's
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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-08

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News Great Popularity Contest yet?
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waitress in select hotel. AddreS
Box A-6. o1-3t
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Seven passenger car to let and
automobiles stored at reasonable
rates SARATOGA Inn GARAGE.
Phone IL. If
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Ladies' ha.rdrt>..ne pa.inr. t. 70
lis a avenue Ms l.. y. Scho..e.d.
Wed--f
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-08

*Violets and NasturtuEs for sale
at the Anderson Candy Kitchen. IS.
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Mr.. and Mrs James II. Moor.
cousins of Mrs { II. Abbott who
have been vi<:t.n. Mrs Abbott and
other relatives Oh Bay stree. d
parted Monday on their returI. 20
Chicago. H.. stopping eArolte IL $
Augustine and other on,S.
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Board by the week at Smith : y :
taurant, 1l3 r. Beach st. ,Stl
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slot baths, Hooper's Barber Shop
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-08
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Remember we keep everything il
at the Bee Hive. North Beach st. 81:
DR.. w. G. Chowning having turned
over his professional business in this
city to DR.. J. E. Rawlings, has de-
cided to locate at New Smyrna and
went to that city Tuesday to com
mence practice. His family VIII re-
main here for the present.
*Launch, Zuza, for charter for
fishing parties. Apply Sem no!- ho-
tel IS m VS.
Nj. and Mrs w. g. Porter and
Ms. Ade.ia Camp .. Michigan
leave today for points further south.
They have been ve.-y pleasantly To-
Gated Oh Magnolia avenue. bll: feel
that while sojOurning in this sunny
land they had best avail themselves
81 the opportunity to see other points
o. interest. though not expecting t(
flnd anything TO SElpae> or ever
equal Daytona III its natural beauty
*FOc sale a. a barga!n-Ten room,
house at Cpl So. Ridgewood, lot lW
front. 100 deep, plenty of SHADE
trees; all Improvements. electric
lights, city water. etc. Everything
| in good repair Address box 90. t
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-08

Contractor l.. Z. Burdick of Sea-
breeze, was d Pa,atka visitor on bus
mess Monday and Tuesday
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-08

valentine guest and tally cards
at Clark's book store 57-3t
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Launch, Zuza, for charter for
fishing parties. Apply Sem no!s ho-
tel IS : m W )
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-01
SECOND CLASS
y -

de Glenn ente Garcia, al cue sc ha que
rido or esentar como un idiota, como
un cretimo. No es verdad que Sc lie ha-
va condIenado por la declaration de un
policla, fundada en- confidencla LIE
acusarOn otros que hicierOn la barrl-
cada,y 81 los reconocio, y reconoce
tambien O. desde ella Sc hizo fuego a la
.Guardia civil. Y tamibien confesa que
bail6 con una momia. Esa causa vino
al Supreme, y Ell Supreme lie impuso la
znisma pena que al anterior.
Yo creo que la intervention del SD
premo es una garant1a. ST para alguien
no 10 es, que 10 declare
Dijo tambien ell senior Corominas que
perseguimos a miles de personas. va
dije en- Julio que solo 176 personas
fueron extranadas; de elias, so CO.
anarquistas; ell resto, gente maleante.
Desde 10. de Agosto, que pudimos
hacerlo, hasta Ell q de Octubre, hubie-
ramos tenido tempo de desterrar las
tres mil y pico de personas que, segGn
el senior Corominas, perseguiamos.
Justifica seguidamente ell senior
La Cierva la practica del segundo re-
gistro hecho en- e1 Mas Germinal'
por la Policia y a preseneia de la ma
Dire de Soledad Villafranea.
Sc trata no va de 81 estaba 8 no NAL
hecho. Lo que ordene yO porque debla
hacerlo. Lo que hay que yer es 81 los
documentos recOgidOs eran autenticOs
Pues todos, excepto las proclamas
son reconocidos por Ferrer. Y 81 no
recon0ce las proclamas, los peritos re
conocen la probabilidad de que 10
sean. il Els que estaban preparados IS
tos peritos, como dec1a aqlli alguien
que estaban preparados los dos solda-
dos de Caballer1a?
Sc nos imputa que consentimos la pu-
blicacion de documentos del sumario.
No recordais 10 que Sc publicaba en- pc
ri6dicos del extranjero y de Espa1a.
No era grave ESQ, y era grave ell que
Sc reprodujera ell texto de esas proca-
mas? Pues yo no me arrepiento de ha-
ber dejado pasar aquello.
Porque recuerdo que un peri6dico
publicaba incluso cartas de Ferrer
contra su iuez
El senor Alvarez: Pues NAL hecho
81 era Illegal; pero vosotros, como auto
ridad, debisteis dar ejemplo.
El senior La Cierva: Nal, pero no 10
| habeis dicho; no habeis hablado de
esas cosas de Ferrer jPor que no las
nombrais?
Vamos con d. Pablo Iglesias, qUlien
| esta tan cOnvencido de la inocencia de
Ferrer, aunqle no ha basado su Green
cia, que cree debe hacer ell proletaria-
do la revision 81 no sc hace la revision
lnsisto Ell 10 que die en- otra OCCASION
al senior Iglesias: en- ell Congreso dc
| Copenhague, lejos de acordarse los
| medios de violencia para oponerse 4
toda guerra, Sc acordo aceptar, a pro
puesta precisamente de los alemanes
una proposition de templanza, que pa
SO a estudio de la oficina central de
Bruselas.
(COntinuara.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-01

Cnufiesa eI orador que el no ha tenldo
nara NADIA en- cuenta los antecedentes
lie Fes.rer para defenderle.
Rechaza Ia afirmaci6n del senior La
Cierva de que Ia impngnacion Sc haba;s
basado en- una naentira, y razona larga-
mente para demostrar tel orador) los
f11pdamentos en- que considera haberse
basado con exactItud-
liza Camara asta fatigada: no cesan
los m1l1rnullos, y muchos dlputados des-
filan.)
Jnsiste m1cho en- que no ha dieho
inexactitnd alguna.
Respecto que el inductor sea autor.
es cierto. en- nuestro C6digo comiln; pc
no es que aqul hab]amos convenldo eli
uue Sc trataba de una rebellion no comun,
Sino militar, Y, por 10 tanto, hay que
regirse por el C6digo militar, del que
no es suplementario el comnn mas que
c41apdo falta precepto expreso en- Ell ma
1itar. Y aqu1 10 hay, porque ell Codlgo
anilitap estima la induction como una
gnanera. una modalidad de Ia rebellion
lei senor La Cierva: No es ESQ; hay
procesamiento y penalidad por induc-
x:i6n Ia rebeli0n.)
Rectifca otros detalles del discurso
del senor La Cierva.
Ell senior La Cierya: Ha dicho tam
bien su senoria que Ell .Alcalde de Pre-
mia. apenas declare contra Ferrer, fne
absuelto, no es cierto, pues Tue alb
guelto en- 1910.
(Discuten en- interrupciones este da-
10 los seiiores La Cierva y Alvarez, sin
ponerse de acuerdo.)
Reetifca seguidamente el senior La
Gierva.
Por orden va rectifcando los ora
1lores que han hablado despues de el, Co
snenzando por el sefor Salvatella.
Este senior, en medic de afirmaclones
seontradictorias, proclama la inocencla de
Ferrer. Sabe que no fue este el autor !;
qpero no sabe quienes fueron, d pesar de
ciertas comisiones que VIC E indagaciones
aaue hizo. Ell senior Salyateila habl0 lue-
20 de los sllcesos en- general. A este
debate yo no he de ir, pOrque va 10 dis
eutimOs ampliamente Ell Julio: bastame
recordar como es0s sucesos tuvleron vlo-
1encia desde los primerOs nomentOs, des-
de el &c, con cheques sangrientos, con
interruption de conunlcaclones, etc.
Rectifcando don En1iliano Iglesias,
MEGA ell orador que maya aprOvecnado
para su augmentation sernejante ezra
Ia. Ademas, yo he examinado los autos,
y no La he vistO.
He esperado q conocer los fundamen-
los de la acusaci6n contra mi, y dndo
81 tengo necesidad siqulera de hacer OBJ
SeryaciOnes.
E1 sefior Lerroux-lo decfan los peri0-
d1cos-venfa q Madrid acusarnos.
Otros han apelado a la caricatura, a ia
ianiuria E ,inc1uso al atentado personal.
Y Sd6nde esta esa acusaclon? 5Acu-
saci6n de que? De preyaricacion? SDe
baber inffufdo sobre el Tribunal? 5De
haber marcado tendencias. -?
7 todo ESQ Sc dice y Sc sostlene SIN
pruebas; los que cla1nan porque dicen
nue. Sc conden6 & F'errer sin pruebas,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-01

He aqu1 un t1tulo bien POGO astromi-
co 8, 81 Sc quiere, bien POGO cient1fco,
por mas que, 81 analizaramos muy a fon-
do todas las cosas, no dejar1amos de en-
contrar quizas, nj arn en- las mas trivia
les, mucho de cient1fco y digno de estu-
|dio.
No va a ser este un art1culo de cr1tica
acerba. All contrario, sera un art1culo
carinoso dirigido al honorable gremio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-01

nos acusan q nosotros sin una sola prt'o-
ba, porque no es prueba La suposIclon.
Los que afirman rOtnndamente So
noramente que Ia sentencla contra Pc
rrer es iniusta no 10 prueban7 y no solo
no prueban la injusticia, sino que me
reprochan ell que 70 haya probado, yo,
que Ferrer era culpable. Pero 5es que
20 estaba obligado q demostrar la cutpa
de un REQ condenado por ell Tribunal? q?
Deefs que yo no he dedicado mas de
diez minutes a estudiar el procesO. 81
fuera cierto, podria yo decir que nj esos
diez debi dedicar.
Esta campala que habeis hecho, y en-
la cual apenas ha habido diputado que
no hablase, parec1a que habla de tener
su punto culminante en- el senior Leroux.
Poruue euando el atentadO de Paris, ell
senior Lerroux acudi0 defender a Fe-
rrer, Y cuando ell proceso de la calle Ma
yor lie proporciona el defensor y lie de-
fende en- La prensa. No tenla ent6nces
defensor. 5Sab6is quien fue uno de los
letrados que rechazo la defensa? Don
Melquiades Alvarez.
Ell senior Alvarez: Els verdad; pero es
porque antes me ofreci0 la suya ell Sc
nor Nakens, Y 70 las juzgaba incompa-
tibles.
La conexi6n entire Ferrer y ell senor
Lnrroux-sigue diciendo ell senior La
Cierva-contin1a y Sc demuestra por la
clave encontrada en- ell Mas Germinal.
,Por todo este Y, ademas, por la noticiA
de la conferencia en- Barcelona del seTor
Leroux con ell senor Estevanez y con
Ferrer 20 esperaba con interes Ell dis
curse del senior Lerroux. Pero ell senior
Lerroux dice: ga mi Sc me quiere lie
var a un terreno que no quiero ir. -
Y sc contrae exclusivamente al proce-
so Ferrer? No; sc dedica durante dos
horas hacer un discurso de critica 90
Utica.
Luego sc consagra q detalles que no Sc
refieren para NADIA al fondo del proceso
alguno de estos detalles es absolutamen-
te mimic. LEGO en- su afan de encon-
trar defectos hasta ell punto de suponer
dos tremendas infracciones en- ell hecho
de que ell juez, en- vez de leer cargos Y
algunas diligencias, le lee todo el suma-
rio. Esto es todo 10 que ha dicho ell Sc
nor Lerroux Serla harto cansado para
vosotros seguirle en- ese camino.
Ell senior Corominas dijo algo que me-
rece ser recogido; no entro a tratar
del proceso; pero hizo un analisis de
los otros processes de pena de muerte,
que impresion6 a la Camara. Siento
tener que hablar de este. Pues hizo
afrmaciones que son ineXactas. Male
no frre condenado por quemar unos
enseres, sino por culpable de un incen-
dio que sc comunic6 a la rectoral, y
la sentencia de muerte la di0 ell Supre-
mo de Guerra y Marina. Luego ell Sc
| nor Corominas lego la acusaci6n con
| ira Bar6, de esa lectura parecfa de-
dglcirse que no htlbo pruebas. ESQ es
decir la verdad a medias Porque el
Tribunal, juzgando err6neo el critic
rio del fiscal, estim6 que ha'bla prueba
| suficiente (yo creo sobrada) para con
| mar
POr 1ltimo, habl0 ell senior Coroninas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-01

de copistas y plagiarios, a quienes. an.
te todo, me permito saludar con las
debidas atenciones.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-29
JUDGE BEFlsEs
Mandatory injunction Prayed
for by the Town OF
NorthView.

Judgel. H. Willis. of the Second
judicial circuit sitting at West Union,
has refused to award the town Of
Northview ct ais mandatory inJunc-
ton against " S. Lynch and others
requiring them to disconnect and re-
move gas pipe lines in the town of
Northview recently laid. Judge Will
lis after hearing the case announced
that he was of the opinion that such
nm injunction should issue on the mer-
its of the case but being advised that
another injunction had been contin-
ued by the state supreme court, he
refused to award the Injunction
prayed for.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-29
NEW STATION
Not TO Be Built Here This
Year But Probably
Next Year.

George w. squiggins, of Balti-
more. general passenger agent OF
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
met j. McC Martin. of Par
kersburg. travelling passenger
agent, who came here We'd
ynesday and they held a conference
regarding West Virginia passenger
AFFAIRS OF the railroad company Mr..
Squiggins announced that no new
station would be built here this
year. but he felt that steps would be
taken TO erect a fine station here
next year. The rumor that sta
ton was to be built at once seems
to have been based on the unloading
Of material for umbrella sheds to
cost So, 900. thu contract for which
has been let.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-29
CRAZY
Over Wife's Departure and
Man is Committed to
Asylum.

Brooding over the departure Of his
wife as the result of domestic diff
cuities is believed to have caused the
mental arrangement OF benjamin
Hustead, a resident of shinnston, who
has just been adjudged Iunatic by
Justice Cyrus W. Thompson. Of that
town. Hustead was brought to the
county jail here Wednesday morning
by Constable Benjamin w. Harberr
and will be confined there until an
attendant arrives from the state hos
pital for the insane at Weston to
take him to that institution.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-29
SECRET ORDER
MAN IS SOUGHT

departed from the city and did not
make any settlement of cersain in-
itiation dues collected by him nor
any further report to his superiors.
Mr.. =Iumphries says he believes Deg
man to be the same man who took
money from Parkersbufg people in
a similar. manner.
Mr.. Talbot. in letter to Mr.
.Humphries, offers a reward OF 500
for the arrest and prosecution OF
Degman.
When in this city, Degman repre-
sented himself to be from Wheel
ing. but a letter to Mr.. HUMPHREYS
from George c. Hiseman, secretary
OF nest 40. GI of the Owls in that
city. states that officers and mem
beers OF the order there know moth
ing of HIM
Associated with Mr.. HUMPHREYS
in the work here is his brother, A
A. aumphries. Both Of them are
from Monongahela City, Pa. They
say the cards given local men by
pegman will be honored by the or
der. 1t is the intention of the
Messrs. HUMPHREYS to institute i
branch nest of the order here soon
as nearly 200 persons have agreed
TO become charter members.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-29
Police Chief Asked to Find
Man Who Worked for =
Order Of Owls
REWARD IS OFFERED
Richard Degman Accused of
Collecting Money and Not
Making Settlement.

Acting under instruction of John
w. Talbot, of south Bend, md,
supreme president of the Order Of
owls, ]. d. Humphries, representa-
tive of the order who has been here
several days organizing local
branch of it, has asked Harry l.
Brooks. police chief, to find Richard
R. Degman. who is said to have co..
Iected money from various PROBES
sional and business men here ana
failed to account for it.
Degman came here some time ago
and started to organize local nest
of owls as an authorized repre-
sentative of the order. before COM
pleting his work. it is alleged, he
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-29
WOOLGAST UNDER
SURGEONS KNIFE
Champion is Stricken with
Appendicitis on the
Eve of Fight.

LOS ANGELES. calf. Nov. %
Ad woIgast, champion lightweight
fighter, who was to have defended
his title here thanksgiving Day
against Freddie Walsh. the English
champion, was stricken with ap-
pendicitis today, and was rushed TO
a hospital where preparations were
made to perform surgical opera
ton.
wolgast smiled when he was
placed on the operating table, bu5
he doubled up with pain as the sur
geons applied the ether cone
The little lighter showed signs OF
the attack last night, but Went to
bed early His trainer was
awakened early today by his
screams.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-29
GOOD WHOLESOME ADVICE
TO CT ARNSBURG NEWSIES

ntewsboy, who is spending three days
in ClarksburG as a guest of the
Telegram had a big reception yesteT-
day from his fellow newsboys. and
was overwhelmed with demands for
Speech, Noodles speech!" on the
Telegram Square steps, on his way
from the Victoria theater where he
is appearing this week in his clever
act.
i want you TO remember that d
good hustler always makes good. And
there's lots of other things-no, not
n lot. but few important ones-that
I'd like to have YOU remember too,
so that you'll make good as boys, and
as business men and as citizens. want
me to tell you about emf
There was a cheer as an answer and
r,rtIn,,aJ on mage eleven,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-29

Noodles" Pagan Delivers g
Most Helpful BOostef
Lecture.


Decidedly successful was the board
of trade matinee given by Noodles
Pagan, the king of newsboys OF Amer
lea, in the victoria theater Tuesday
afternoon at 1870 O'Clock. The size
of the attendance was gratifytng and
the occasion was a very helpful one
to all present who believe in Clarhs-
burg and are engaged in the booster
movement.
For little more than half an hour
Noodles" talked with the words
shooting out of his mouth with the
rapidly of the lightning's fash he
talked SO fast that he scarcely
breathed and he talked fine sense, too.
His subject was Turn on the Steam"
He individually had 1t turned on 70
the highest pressure Liberal use OF
printers ink in advertising ClarlksJ
burg was among his several splendid
suggestions. He called that the
steam. He emphasized civic pride
and loyalty and the staying together
spirit. He dwelt particularly on noise
stating that he found Clarksburg enr
tireIy too quiet. He thinks the news
boys should yell and yell louder, He
likes to hear the street car bells
making lots OF din IN the business
sections of town. He said: Talk
Clarksburg, wherever you go. He
urged welcome receptions to strangers
and advised his hearers to invite
everybody to CIarksburg. While OF
serious rnein with many parts OF his
address, ne pleased also with witty
remarks and the attention accorded
him throughout his lecture showed
that his audience fully appreciated
that he knew what he was talking
about and that he was handing out
some real stun for their benetl ~
A feature of the matinee was the
singing Of the following song COM
posed by Noodles for the ClarEg-
burg onward movement and he loon
had everyone in the theater singing
it with great vim;
rye travelled over this big Verde.
ours,
was with Teddy in old Africa,
In Lisbon saw the boy king, Manuel
He was riding, but not with his ma
like dear old London ana Paris
quite well;
st. Petersburg certainly was hne.
But there's no place on earth. large
or small. fills the bill
1t was always old clarksburgS for
mine.
CHORUS.
No place so fair and charming;
No folks ao nice and s1uare
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-29
PARADE
OF Newsboys TO Be Held To-
night before They Go
to Show.

The Telegram newsboTs as
guests OF Noodles" Pagan viii have
a big parade tonight at o'clock
going to the Victoria theater for an
entertainment to be given by Mr..
Pagan. There will be big lot of
red fire used by the newsies and a
drum corps will furnish music. a
prize is offered by the Telegram for
the boy who appears as the greatest
newsy tonight.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-29
JAIL Sentence
And Fine Imposed on Charley
Hill, Colored in Grim
inal Court.

Charley H.ll, colored, was found
guilty in the criminal court We'd
reeday CT involuntary mauslaughter
for the death OF lanes Buchanan, a
white man, and Judge Maxwell
sentenced him to pay a fine of 5000
and costs and serve eight months
IN the county jail
The felony case against Hugh
Washington. coIorad, was continued
until the next term of court.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-29
STEEL STOCKS
Are to Be Shown as Not Be.
ing in the Hands of
a Few.

NEW YORK. Nov. 29-BrokeraEe
houses here today received a request
from the United states Steel Corr
poration for a list OF their share
holders, the object being to show
that the stocks of the corporation
are widely distributed and not held
in the hands of a few.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-29
PENCIL oBsEQuIEs.

The liberal OF James Penneil' Who
died in local hospital TUESDAY
morning of Bright's disease, VIII be
held in the church of the Immaculate
Conception Friday morning at s:a9
o'clock, the Rev. John A. Reynolds
celebrating a solemn4 high reqnieIn
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-29
BURIAL IN eREENLAwN.

Funeral services over the body Of
Eliza Moore. coIored. son OF Mrs Mary
Moore, who died Tuesday morning,
viii be held in the A. M E. church at
10 o'clock Thursday morning. The
burial will be in the Greenlawn GEM
etery at Adamston
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-29
rHTLLIrs FUNBRAL.

The funeral of Gerald Phillips.
son of w. A. phillips, of 433h Kick
man street. who died Tuesday morn
ing OF pneumonia fever. was held at
tho home Wednesday afternoon at
1880 O'Clock, The burial following in
the Masonic cemetery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-29
OFFER CHINA SOLDIERS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29-The United
states today formally offered China
$500 soldiers to aid in keeping the
railroad from Picking to the sea open
and to protect foreigners in China.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-29

Miss Augusta JACOB went to Graf
ton today where she will spent
Thanksgiving with Miss Nellie Nc
Grady.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-29
MAsoNs WILL MEET.

There viii be a special meeting of
the aermon Masonic Lodge at go
O'Clock tonight u It's lpdgs room ia
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-29
Urges Cleanliness, DEGREES the
Cigarette and Insists on
the Smile.
MIR. FAGAN'S SAYINGS
All the Great Multitude of
Boys and Girls TO Be
His Guests.
;: NOODLES" SAYS" :
5. =. .. =. =. =. :. =. =. :. =. = = ::
NOODLES" SAYS" ::

:. Don't smoke!
:. Don't drink
:. Tell the truth!
:. Don't miss one school day :
:. Keep your face clean!
:. Keep your hands clean! :
:. Keep your character clean!
:. In the ladder of success the
:. rungs are not made of ciga- :
:. rettes.
:. Love your parents.
:. The right time to make
:. man is when he'll boy Start
:. now, boys.
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F.. A. Drake went to Buckhan-
non wednesday, whore he win spend
the day looking after business nat
tiers.
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-GHoRUs.

CHORUS.
No place SO fair and charming;
No folks a nice and square