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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-25

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-25

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-25

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ibnen braften iid rsdtSeitis in Gis
htrheit. Den bierten padts bic
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ten arm feft. Quf bic 5iIferufe bin
fprong nod tpeiteres qsribndl bers
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rubig. Die wsrlsbungtn bss MARS
tsrs fino f&tDtr. obsr ui4s Isbsnsosa
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-25
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III, CARTE, belle Spissn onfiistn. gls
'abidlub mad untsn tperotn aud
Observation-Disclosures, setnipft. Ssis
bensnoen uftp. p,ripsnbst.
Don unf,rsn 8iIoern psrauiddn'
Iidt bas srfs Gig. y Elm gefdmads
po[l.s Srau.rtleib. Der Stoff III
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f9lisbt auf elmer Site, mo oi.
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arspp ibr, J%ortiesuns finbst. auf
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nit arspp ausssfiiut. Der isitlide
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gluie unb bic baSu perpanbten
an0pfs finb NIT arepp iiberaosen.
Die Rif6en an ben QermslduffdIds
cen b.ittbsn aus fdpdr8em Rssftoff.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-25

QB ausgefprohmt Wobtfarbs
mrb bas usus Bidu, .MiiroI4 ess
nanni. bs3sldnsi p,rbtn. Nan finbei
"a In msbrsren Ruanr,n, bis gum
ti,if,n matinsbIau ubIhdiiieri. por'
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sriiu ginit Braun, bas pom btnfsn
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gu i,b,n i.in irirb. Wit .Dudio unb
prime" bsssidnsi man bi, psridisoe'
btnsn lila Tone, bic namentlih i'm
Winisr fir dIters DAMIEN itbr beuor'
suet Itin fpsrosn, pdhrtno bic iines'
rtn BEN i'm Sommtr 70 ilsioiam as'
ipsI,nsn Rot aud meter buIoig.n
ipolI,n. .3omats" bsBtitnet cine
nussdprohsne fsusrrott Gdrbe. 1iir
@tItaidaftstI.ib,r ithen mir neb,n
Den lidtsn Garb,n ,Ii,nb.iH, bcabIau
unb oil elm neuss 6tlb. BEN Der
Ram, .gdnon," sue,ltet iporben III.
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b.n,n Spibenftofftn, Chiffon ob,r
Stib,nea5s. sibt dubttit borntbm
ipiri,nS. 5pilttt,n, bic bauptfddIi1
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-25

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ten Gtiis unisr elmer gloftiis aus
bemitlbsn Material sudfft. ipdbtsnb
Der grunousfhuiii nit esirduitlism
psib,n R,titoff iibsr Der blnusn
Gsibs ousasfil1t IN. Nus btmislben
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-25

MantsI aud aus idpdr5m Su4
ongfsrtigt fperben.
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cine Eibi6e 8ariation elmer ruhis
ih.n R~rab.ntluie, bel toelter @ele,
genbeit sur anbringung bon feiner
6anbfitsrei gssoten in. Die 8lufe
bat pprne unb bintsn brsite Shuls
terfdItsn unb 1T BORN nit psrlmutz
terinOpf.n 5u%getnDpft. Der nit runs
ben 3ad.n per3ierte. bsItidts 9rdeeu
tpirb bon elmer Iansen psibieioensu
anottni6leife suiummsngehalten.
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Stidsrsi berieben.
Gin Sudftoff in mattsm pflaus
m.nlild Wriine) lit bas fir bas rsis
5snOs Saustlsib bes lebten Bibles
(5ig. g. perfpanbte Bacterial. Ods
aleiO bat tief einssisbte bulbIange
asrmsl, bic nit idmaIen RiI6en
aus eieenfarbigem RebItoff p.r3iert
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aus S.ibe in tontruitiersnbsr Jarbs,
Der 8~ruiteinfab aus Rebitoff. 9i.
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fpeiit nur apei 5alten dIs 8egrens
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ter unten init elmer Rsi6s tIeiner
an0pfe bei.bt iinb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-25

DAMIEN reifer,n Qltsrs 5ugute IONS
men. Aud bic Dor siuig,r 3eit 70 bs'
Ii.bt stpsfensn qait,Ifarb.n follen
fpi.bsr duftomm,n, unb mir piftn.
bub e,robe bisit 5arbsn i'm 8srein
nit Stidereien gu isbr aporten
9oilsttsn oerbolfsn baben. 3Deifeittg.
Stoffs uno namsntlid 6dnsi,reno,
Stoffs tDeroen fi6 mad mi. Dor sros
Der geIisbtbeit erfrsuen. Die 5arbens
auspabl lift bemnad cine 10 arobe,
oub ss isber Dame lsift per0en tpiro,
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mt9r Oosr tpenig,r isbs 5rou ibr,
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trGgt nuosnbIidlih gu alien m0gIihen
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9ddfiidaltsr entpadisnsn aIs su
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-25

pfifd unb 8ib.r finb atpei bspors
suste Stoffe fir Dinterbite, nit
Can't als brittsm i'm gunbe. Infer
Bib (Jig. p 3eigt einen gut aus
nuturfarbigsm giber, nit bober, tans
tiger arone unb idmaIem, ssrOnt.m
Ranb, Der auf Der ltnt.n S.ite unter
elmer, nit brauner Ssios iibsr3ogen.n
Sdnaue etn penis .inssoriidt 1T.
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ar,mpe Stp.i sra5iOis, g~olbbrauns
JliiseI .mpOr, auf tpsl6e Ringe in
Golb unb Sdpars gsmalt FnO.
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einfades abenosefpunb berfellen
lam, aeist bic nddite Sti53s (5ig. 81.
gu bief.m al,ib puros beablauer
Crepe meteor" pertpdnbt, nit pliFes
aus Itlasbanb in fontraitierenoer
Garbe. Das 5idu III nit bisien
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-25

iinblid berodist tpurbs, fpirb beuts
nit Ssslenrube BON Grobmiittsrn an.
gelsgt. 3neifellos bebeutet bieies
yeberninben zines 8Ornrteils einen
Gepinn fir Die Mobe,. benn es eibi
tpsnis 9ines, bic i'm anSus cine ir
unmutise Dirtune beroor5ubrinssu
DermOgen, tuie geraos Die S6drpe
4uf ben be[len alsibern fieht man
Diele SdGrpeneiirtsl. msiit Elm ipenia
bod apifdsn Der 8Hite unb Dem
eiseniIiden normalsn Gib bes Cir
tsIeinidnittss angebradt, aus pei'
dem, buntem 2~ibsrtpbanb, oas bali
stufarbig bunt, BALD in pompabour'
art s,muItert 1T. anf buntlsrsn &c.
ipdnpern finb bief. Gddrpensiirtel
Gus sbsnfafis buntltn Gsibenbdnbern
Oft aud aus belsn Sill ODER Sci,
OenmuFeIinIagsn stfdltflt, benen fid
an ben fcitIid, bintsn obtr aud BON
HI BET Mitit 3lindI ouf @hFdf.
trdskiStrn AieltfnlsHbsn Gnfsn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03

Fanined and VIII begin work today.
The following musical program VIII
be rendered.
organ prelude. ~Nelodis In p
Professional hymn. Holy Holy.
Holy"
poxoioEy.
Invocation.
Scripture readinE
Gloria pntri.
Prayer
onsrtory violin solo. Cradle sons."
Miss Tulxhum.
Hymn. when a. We Turn This
Solemn Day
Sermon.
Hymn. -An ths wsy Ny saviour
Leads Ma"
Communion.
Communion hymn. Jesus who
Knows PUN Wen
poatiuds Lied Kradoffsr.
FveninK. 7.3e O'Clock
Prelude. -NSoodnight.- Toeschhorn.
Hymns. open the Door for ths
Children" calling the Prodigai.'
Scatter Sunshine
scripture reading.
Prayer.
Onward Christian soldiers.- anthem
By choir.
Hymn. Grace Enough for Me-
sermon.
Anthem. Crown Him King II
kings"
Hymn. "whosocvsr WIN
Renediction.
ao.tt,,se .-rannhaumer March. /"
Wagner.
The evening service win b pre-
esded IS an informal song service,
East HiH Baptist Chgrch--lsubiec'
for morning service. Who Can Call
Jesus Lurdr
AZ use. "A Baptism That Jesus
was baptized with That Was MOI
Water Baptism
a protractted meeting - expected
a. begin November n.
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TAO D. M. Regular service. Subject
% sermon. Hunger and Thirst After
Righteousness.
pm attendance ~ All members de-
sired AZ an these services.
CHRISTIAN.
First Christian church-Corner sew
enth avenVo and Gadsden street
The following proEram win Re the
order % services today ~ the Ftrsi
Christian church
Hymn-~Coronation--
Invocation.
Hymn-~on zlon's summit
Scripture Lesson. Ephssians Ind
chapter.
Morning PRAYER.
Hymn--Powor IN ne Blood"
sermon-"ood's Power Througs
Men"
sons-'T am Coming Lord
Communion.
The evening services win bcgia
promptly ~ Tsso 20 minutes - praise
service. sermon ~His Kingdom FIRST
LUTHERAN
NsS Luthssan church-Rev. J.
W Reinhard.. pastor
West Wright near Palafox street
German service with holy commun-
son az io.ao a m: preparatory services
70 e. m
English service 7 3. m.
Vestrv meeting IN morning. church
meeting az night after close ~ ser
vices All voting members requested
% attend.
ORTHODOX.
Greek orthodoK chureh-Corner -
Wright and Reus streets. open ser
vices every sunday az ? A. M
UNtVERsALisT
First Univsrsalist church-sunday
school at 70 a. m every sunday.
CHURCH or CHRIST. SCIENTIST.
First Church 81 Christ, Scientist
Masonic Temple.
Services SUNDAY az m a. ~ and
wednesday at 3 .. m
Subject fnr sunday Everlasting
Punishment.
sunday school a. 10 q. m
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a. Michners church.-Untii further
notice. the following win be taa order
n services on sunday
e M Low Mass.
aa m. Chudrcn's Mass
1880 a. m.-High macs.
n. M. Vespers and Bencdiction.
Sacred Heart church.-Cor. Jackson
Ninth Ave. Rev. Patrick Turner.
r ator. Prof Henry Eeei. orEanist.
Sunday services;
z a. m. Low Mass.
$50 .. m. High Mass followed by
lnday school
3. M. naptssms.
?. m. Rosary and Benediction 81
Blessed Sacrament
Confessions Saturdays and ewes u
feasts. ,. m.
ST. Jossph's chureh-ordeF Of ser
vices ~ 81 Joseph'u Chl en-.
sur eays. 7 a. M. Low Mass nd In
sfruction; 3 a a.. sunday Heas y 10
e m. HiwA Ma and Instruction.
.. M. vesper. Rosary afd Benediction
- ths Blessed Eacramert
Week days Holy Mass H. offered
7 o'clock =. m. and SIS a. m; the
Holy Hour a. Alteration q lesaee
Sacrament. Thursday evenings from
tao a. f;so
Canlr ...ss. Saturday from % 8 ,
"a nmd from 90 2 ,. m. Also ths
evenings before Holy Days ~ obi
cation and The hrst Fridayu % even
month
nartisms. ~ appointment.
Priests. Rev. Chaa. r.. Hartkon. Rev
Thomas IA. MASSEY.
BAPTIST.
First Baptist church-North PaiA.
fox. Just above Y. ~. O. A.
Sundays.
n.ao a. m. Sunday school Strangers
and their Children welcomed. Baraca
ard phiiathea classes
N q. NJ. Preachinn ard worship.
$50 ,. m. n. Y. p. q. meeting.
Use 3. m. PrcachinE. Informal ser.
vice. Strangers especially invited.
on the nrst sunday each month a.
( N O'Clock service the Memorial sup.
per IL observed.
As p. M every tsird Sunday m
n. y. p. L. holds special service a
I thc county jail
The conference session q the con
I creation r. held tie serund SUNDAY
I morning m each quarter. just follow
Il Ing the sermon.
Week Days
Monday afternoons a. . o'clock an
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CHRIST CHURCH
ORGAN RECITALS

These enjoyable SUNDAY evening re-
stalls are being resumed at Christ
shurch tonight and the urwanist. Mr..
william pnckham. ia arranglnE some
interesting performance.
MacDowelrs sea Pieces" on No
ssmhssr ne. Thanksgfving numbers on
Nov. "a, funeral music on Advent
sunday. Christmas selections, Deem
har 1and appropriate tranacriptiona
for thu last sunday Of the year. and
ao has a request % repeat the we'd
ainnH music af ana early date.
First Baptist church--Rev. Eugene
psndleton wifi occupy tire pulpit q
fHa plrat Baptist church today
Bu6feci Cor the murning service win
ae. "A wonderful Confession" Even
na aubiecs. ~0oda Laughter The
sunday school orchestra is nov or
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03

Service today Sunday. - fellows.
Sunday school 90 asa
Preaching nt n =. m. and fsfo
p m
Pastor. rev. Times
NJ Morish a. N. Z. xIsu church--
Corner Gregory and " streetm
Sunday echooi ~ use y NJ.
Christian Endeavor meetinm afissso
p m.
Preaching a. a = m. ana Q n
every Sunday.
Rev. q. W. eswer. pastor. Aaron
Brown. superintendent
g. Paul Mlssieaary Baptist Church
West Wright and T. Streets Maf
J. g. Ducke. pastor
Services sunday ~ n .. m. and Tiao
p TN
"wednesday nimht prayer serves.
sunday School a. $50 a. IA
~ v. Y. Y. every sunday A. 9 p. N.
Woman'a ftome and Foreign Ms-
sion Societies iweet ON the second ard
fourth Sundays AZ 8 .. M
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03

Prsy~r meeting Wednesday T.tt y.
m.
West Hln chvr.h 81 Christ
west Hin church ~ Christ win con-
duct their nrHt service n their rev
building On West I.ARna street. near
~. Johns cemesery. on wtw Hin car
tine. this morning.
Bible School AZ s;tA
Preaching AZ II a. m ny " r.
Tracy. All are cordially invitot 20
attend this service
the SALVATION ARMY.
Capt and Mrs. ~ y. Bouterse. Of
noeru IN charge
Meeting every night. han as1-a
West Government Relief station ard
cficers qaurtera s1s and 2sf West
Government street.
PENSACOLA CITY MISSION.
Sunday School az ssst a VA
Preaching ~ n a m
THIS place 81 worship II located In
the western part 20 the city ON the
corner % IaanuA and y strects
Muscowee Mission Church on the
corner Of Eaeventh avenue and DsI.eon
street.
Sunday School az D. m
Preaching a. T.so .. m.
You are urged 10 attend these ser.
vices.
PRESBYTERIAN.
Chase strsst--Rsx. A. 81 Monat.
pastor.
SABBATH school sits a m
knoE chsroh-coFner Blount Street
and 18th Ave. X. l. Mciiver. pastor.
sunday school. ssso a m.
PreachinK. n . m. and p. m.
Christian Endeavor Society. Tslg
Sunday.
Prayer meeting "Wednesday. ID. m.
You are cordially invited 20 wor-
ship with us
v. "A. c. A---Paiafox ana Belmont
streeta
Strangers weicoFre at all timeA
Open week days. q. m. 70 10 D. m.
open sundays. : % q D m
coLoREp BETHEL
Antioch nsptlss Church. colsrsd--
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03

Reading room open from = 20 s ,. n,
daily. emitting sunday and Wednes-
DAY. All are welcome
Norwegian ssamsn's Mission Church
South Paiafox street.
SUNDAY service 1880 g. m. b. Pas
tor Kieliand.
Holy Communion
! p. m. Amundsen feast.
Tuesday meeting.
Thursday. stereopticon vtswa
The MISSION.
me BihIe Reading School Tits az
ternoon az thu Mission a. s:so.
song and praise service IN the
evening "a 7 o'clock.
All are cordially Invited 20 corne.
Apostolic Holiness Church. couldino
-. ~ Matthew'S. Fort Barrancaa.
Pa. pastor and superintendent
Services every Sunday evening at 3
O'Clock az thu home o. Mrs. EuFenia
Kendricka Follow North I'm hard
road
Also sunday school sunday morning
az 10 o'clock "a the home q Mr.. VIII
skinner. In vicinity % CouidinR
our motto. Back 20 the Bible"
BARAcA UNION.
The foilowinE churches are repre-
scented IN the Baraca Union. and have
class session every sunday morning az
sac a. m:
First Presbyterian East Chase
street j. ~. Sheriff.. teacher.
First Methodist. East Wright street.
j. a kirkpatrick. teacher.
FIRST Baptist Church. North PAiafox
street. NJ r. Melton. teacher.
0adsden Street Methodist Church.
W. p. Cunningham. teacher.
All young men are cordially invited
10 attend one ~ these services.
CHURCH or CHRIST.
Church 81 christ-Corner Jackson
and Alicante streets W. Hume Nc
Henry. minister. You are cordially
invited % attend the services o. above
Churca 81 Christ. held each Lord's
Day as follows;
Bible School SIS a. m.
Preaching ard Communion. N a m.
Preaching. i.ts p N.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03
NEGRO SCHOOLS
FINE EXHIBIT

The coiored Normal Schools ~xs
hlbit was iocated IN a large tent nsne
the a9iculturaI tent and wan tha
eentei % much interest thronshoua
the Fair. n was IN charge az thn
principal. l.. A. Kirknoy. and q corrn
% tho teachers and won q blue RIB
bon for class room wort
its display was very similar 20 tAat
~ the white schools above ths tart
Grade and showed artistic noodls-
work, neat composition books. sp<cl-
mems 81 manual training work bz fhs
boys and apron making ~ the Nfls.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-14
TRAIN SER VICE TO
BE APPRECIATED
Railroad is Congratulated as
Well as Secretary of the
Board of Trade.

Now that CIarksburg is assured
night sleeping car service between
CIarksburg and Pittsburg, the Bal,
timore and Ohio railroad manage
ment is to be Congratulated upon the
progressive spirit shown in this mat
ter. The local board OF trade en-
Enthusiastically supported the Cham
Der OF Commerce of Fairmont and
the other commercial organizations
in this territory Interested in securing
this service, which had been at work
for the last year trying to induce the
Baltimore and Ohio people to install
night trains. The trains will be run
dur!ng the winter and until the next
change in the spring time table,
more or less as an experiment to
demonstrate whether there is bust
ness enough in this territory to war
rant the running OF these extra
trains. It is now up TO US, togther
with the assistance OF The passenger
department of the Baltimore and
ohio railroad. so thoroughly to adj
yertise this train service as to make
it permanent.
The understanding of the local
board Of trade with the Baltimore
and ohio officials is that through
train starting from CIarksours
about s:45 p. m. will go over the
Monongahela River division as far
as couneIlsviIIe, at which place the
local sleeper Will be attached to
train No. from the East, and arrive
at Pittsburg about : o'clock in the
morning; returning it is proposed to
attach the Clarkshurg sleeper to
train No. 10 from Pittsburs,. which
win he put on the new train at Con-
neIlsville, arriving in this city at an
carly hour in the morning
Following is a copy of telegram
sent to a. W. Thompson. third vice
president OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company. at Baltimore, by
Secretary King. OF the local board
Of trade:
Your telegram of yesterday
Many thanks for decision of manage
mont 70 install night sleeping car
service between this city and pitts
burg. we win cooperate to the
utmost in making it success
Kindly advise details"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-14
SAFETY
Committee Of the Baltimore
and Ohio to Meet at
Parkersburg Soon.

A meeting OF the general safety
committee Of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad viii be held In Parkersburg
November 21 and ARA ngements have
been made for an interesting session
TO which the employees of the company
and the public viii be invited. The
committee viii arrive there that morn
ing, hold a busin ess meeting with the
safety committee Of the local termi-
nails At tie Office of superintendent
c. z. Bryan and in the evening there
Will be a general meeting at the 7. 81.
{. A.. for the employs of the com
pany and the public.
For the last Few years the BaIti-
more and Ohio has been giving much
attention to the safety of its employees
and patrons and thousands of dollars
have been spent IN making improve
ments SO that the lives and limbs Of
both might be properly safeguarded-
Many changes have been made in e44e
local terminals to make the danger
to the employs less and good work
has been done all over the system.
This action has resulted In greater
efficiency among\t the employees and
better service TO the public.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-14
CHILD LABOR
Committee is Called to Hold
a Meeting in City Of
Huntington

John c. Cranberry. chairman OF
the West virginia Oh Id Labor CON-
mittee, has called meeting for No
vembcr q and %, to be held in
Huntington. With the exception OF
one, all previous meetings have been
held in wheeling. At the coming
meeting a Legislative program is to
be mapped out and officers for the
coming year elected An interest
ing program of speaking events has
been arranged for the coming ses-
sion.
The officers OF the committee in
clude the following John c. Gran
berry, chairman. Barboursvi1le; R,
a. Riggs, vice chairman, Welch;
Miss NoIa Mckinney. secretary,
Fairmont: Mrs. Mary Z. Rathbone.
treasurer, Parkersburg; executive
committee: Henry NJ Russell.
wheeling: E. B. Hawkins, Yayette-
vile: A. K. Thorn, CIarksburs; and
the Rev. John L. Hold, of Hunting
ton.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-14
VOTE BUYING
BY the Wholesale in An Ohio
County is Now Sus-
pecred.

STECB ENVII4LE. O., Nov. t.
County Prosecutor Paisley has
been summoned to Columbus for a
conference with Attorney General
Hogan relative to the wholesale pur-
chase OF voters in Jefferson county.
1t is reported here that Hogan has
information that conditions similar
to those in Adams county several
years ago prevail. He will be rep
resented by an assistant attorney
general when the grand jury meets
Monday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-14
LOWER
Is the Plurality Of Davis in
This County over Mr.
Laughlin.

w Guy Tetrick. county clerk, is
engaged in adding up the tabu!ated
returns of the recent election The
county court completed the canvass
at noon today up TO that stage.
The Official count shows John W.
raviss plurality over George A..
Laughlin for Congress considerably
reduced as Mr.. Laughin gained e.
votes in the official count reducing
the Davis plurality in the county to
&l4. The plurality OF James W. Rob
inson for criminal judge was reduced
some and Howard Robinson s for as
SCISSOR was increased slightly.
Other returns We're not Changed
much.