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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-20
ON TNE MONTH aAnls o. rUfpElt
AVENUE FnoM TnN WEST
HIDR uN EkMkN nTnlNItf 10
TalE EABT efnE on


|AMAK |NHN8NNNN
Ofllu1NAn TOWNsffE.
=. = Wilson. block :. io4 ~, is&
!. tuna ana W. .. ssrlchier. block
!, lota 10. 20. ~. ~, 20 and "a, ito
nArA = TRnMnLE ADDITION
o. W. esrons. lets ?. 10 and a. 70
feet front
HeiFs 81 Frank sturaes, lots ~. ~
and a, 1s feet frota
POWELL q rIlAoER ADDITION.
Enil Mann iota ~ ana ~. - fest
front.
". 3. asriekler and O. L nrooha
lot n 2. 2s feet 'front.'
Anna zifhnt. lo,a "a, "A ana 40, 10
ESTATE 0p AMnmosto GARCIA
OF Third street and Copper ayehues
i06 fest front.
W. 4. rrlmble. rs feet fsont.
W. II. smith. SO feet.
H. aandoVai. northwest corner of
Fourth ntrcct ana Copper avenue. 10
feet frnnt.
n. r. ARAslsO ADDITION.
/ A. Viviani. lot ., 20 feet front
L u
SPRINGER ADDITION.
A. vlvlani. block A. lots 10 and 20,
90 feet front.
@. L. BROOKS. block 4. lot 81. 20
feet front
First national hank Of Aibuaner-
que, block A. lots ~ and 20. so feei
front. tt
John s. Heaven and p. y, McIoon-
aid block A. loss ~ nna 70. 30 fest
front. tt4 VA
deorEs X. Neher. block a. lot as.
20 feet front
:. Mlrahal. block 4. lo.H - ana ~.
60 feet mont.
Ion TIlE SOUTH arnE or COPPER
| AVENUE FROM THE WENTN
HIDE on FIRST HrltEtsr
no TnE lA6r GgDE on
FIFTH KIitElsr.
ORIGINAL aDWNR1Tf.
Concentrated Liquor company,
block 3. lot I, rae feet front.
~. Berger, block =, lo,n 10 and ~
leo feet front.
II A. eandoval. block 3. lots 10, -.
la and rs. 100 feet front
w. l.. Trimble. block Q. lots 1, 2.
Is, 4, 6 and 8. 100 feet front,
Julia l.. Phelps. block .. lots 7 ana
|. Is, 60 feet front.
Alhuuncruue Realty cointAny.
, block ., lots Q. 10. A and ~. top feet
y front.
II Heirs OF r. l.. Albright. block 10,
lots I, 4 and 3, 7b feet front.
II J. q. Caldwell. block 10. lots and
9. 60 feet front.
=, 1.iEzie Moorath. brock 40. lots
and Z. 90 feet front
Il Heirs 81 70. ID. 0ranR. block 10. lots
and 0. 60 feet front
I'll =. n Kraft. block 10. luln 10, II
Iand 10, 1b feet front
", yrim9l's lbpce n, lnls , and
" J. 10, KRAFT. block II. lots 4 and s
!. Go foes front.
y a. w Hayden, block II. lot 9, 81
A feet front.
= .. osiorloh. block n. lot :. 90 fee
/, front.
: n, w. ttournoy, trustee. block ~
= lots s, q. no, "A ana a., ie6 feet front
JOHN SfltEgr FROM THE SOUTH
SIDE on CENTRAL AVENUE
= TO mtiE NORTH HHDH Ot
i. GOLD AVENUE,
UNION DEPOT FRONTAGE.
Ernesllne tuning. block y. lots
and ,. 15 feet front.
AL W. W s.rons. block =. iot =, 81
- feet front
d. a. Mcpherson. block u. lot 8
80 feet trent
I'll IElMfNG HIuiIr.ANn ADDITION.
lis. RaynOlda. block ,. lots 7 an'
is, so feet front.
Charles AieFna, block g. lot ., 81
feet 'front.'. YtN
HANDBOOK Brothers bIock ?, lou
"A 10 aud II, so feet front.
a. Badafnceo. block 2. lot ~. 81
II feet front.
y II. G. RoEHL,
al Cliy Clerk.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-20

NasiOnal League.
Boston az Cincinnati.
Brookiyn at 80. Louis,
New York at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia az Chicago.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-20

n str nin 900 f0f i0f--l 40 2
m yornnh .iOl 600 o0o--2 ,
nntforlee: smith and Carney; Sonn-
eon ana oousetG
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-20

10 be used IN the gradlng thereof or
TO be excavatod thorefrom, aud IN
accordance with said order has filed
his report thereof with the city coun-
cit, which snld report has been aE;-
proved BY the said city Aeounoll.
Now, therefore. notice In hereby
aiyen IN accordance with the order OF
said city council 20 al owners of
property abuttlng on said streets and
avenues above named, aud parts
thereof NO to be Improved. and 20 all
other persons Interested therein. that
meeting Of the city council of the
city OF albuquerque will be held at
tho council chamber On the Korber
block OF said city. ON august eih. at
o'clock u. M, nj which meeting all
persona above named and ali auch
owners and Interested persons may
appear before said city council ana
be- heard ma TO the proprlety and adj
Visibility Of making said Improve
mentH, and az 20 the cost thereof and
az 10 the manner OF payment therefor,
and az 20 the amount 10 be aaHcaaed
against the property AUDITING thereon
and the owners thereof. and the kind
ana character OF such Improvement
80 to be- made. aud the Recosnity 81
lack OF necessity for the Same and
the benefits Ia be- derived therefrom
The namcs Of the owners OF prop
orty admitting on the said streets and
avenues. or parts thereof proposed "a
ba paved and improved, so far as the
same can be ascertained. are aa fol-
lows;
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-20
IeII,.pIlACEIt ADDITION,
ESTATE or a. GARCIA.
fTnACrl

Mrs. r. c. dreeninE. block 8. lot X
1879 feet front.
!. A. naumer. block Q, lot "
north 275 feet. ais feet 'front.'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-20

Denver az Omaha.
Lincoln at -. Joseph.
Wichita "a Sioux city.
Topeka az Dies Molnes.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-20

AlANDEId. BUSINESS AND IlI1SI.
llENCE ADDITION.
Lorenzo Oradi. block A, lots 10
30, "a. ~ ana rs. iab feet front
Heirs Of ]. A. Henry. block A. lots
IA ana rs, go feet front.
Heirs Of Frank 70. Hturges. block A.
lots "a, a, Is and ~, zoe feet front
ON THE WEST sIDHe Off TEHfftil
BTRREr F'Tsosf TfiE NoH1is
sIDE or GOLD AVENUE
10 TllE SOUTH SIDE
OF MARQUETTE
HTktHl1r.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-20

Martha Il. Hart. block \. lots 4 and
o, 80 feet front.
MelInl aud EakIn. block 3. los q.
90 feet trout
NJ, wirth. block 3. lot Z. 20 feet
front
a. EverI,t. block 3. lot 8. 20 feet
front.
J. Longwich, block s. lots and 10.
80 feet front.
q. a. Kaacman. block 3. lots II and
~. 80 feet front.
Frank J. Wilson. block I. lots Z, 8,
0. 10. II and ne, 1874 feet front.
.--
ON THE EAST SIDE or sECoNn
STREET. BETwEEN THE STREET
RAILWAY TRACK ON TIllc als147x
AND THE SIDEWALK IaNIc ON
THE EAST, AND NORTH NINE.
TY.TwO FTfcT FROM TIN
MONTH LINE or SILVER AVE.
NUE., nIiIN0 THAT PART Of
SAID SECOND STREET UPON
WHICH THE SOUTH NINETY
TWO f1cIcr OF lot 20 IN nIDCIl
~, az TIsE ORIGINAL TOWN.
SITE on ALBUQUERQUE ABUTs
ORIGINAL TOWNSHIP.
~. r. stamm. block 20, lot %. s.
02 feet, % feet front
ON THE EAST SIDE or THIRD
BTItlElcT FROM THE NORTH
SIDE or GOLD AVENUE 10 thai
SOUTH SIDE or MAnQUETTk
STREfcr.
ORIGINAL TOWNSHIP.
r. q. bloom, block 10. lot 70. ii2
feet front,
n. n. Kent. block 10. lot 10, it2
feet front.
Hattie a. Mcmahon, block 0, LOT
~. i42 feet front. NJ.
Albuquerque Realty Company. bloch
., lot ~. if2 feet front.
POWEIL-PRAGER ADDITION.
Anna zlrhut. lot rs, ii3 feet front
Angelo viviani. lot 0. 2s feet front
l.. d. sugar. lot 3, 20 feet front.
Angelo Vlviani. lot 4. 20 feet front
Angalo Vivlanl, lot 9. it2 fee
front
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-20

AZ Omaha; o.. =, n
n"-w.r 900 600 0io~-i
ntller,ea, HAN and Johnsoni Leon
ard. McAeams and spahh
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-20

81. I.0uis 9, brooklyn ..
At 81 Louis: ". ~. ~.
81. llouls .............-- --.
Brooklyn ..........,s.'...
Batteries; Willis. steele, Salsee Anu
Bresnnhan. Bliss; Curtis, Aiien ana
Miller.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-20

NATIONAL LEAouE.

Batteries: Humphreys and Mcbea'
Tyler and Killing. tfr
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OK THE EAST SIDE or TTRsT
STREET. FROM THE NORTH
sIDE or COAL AVENUE To TsfE
SOUTH SIDE OF TIJsitAs AVE-
NUE..
ORIGINAL TOwNsiTIe.
Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe
Railway company, 1871 feet front,
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ORIGINAL TOWNSHIP.
~. +. stamm, block 80, lot 20,
o. feet. % feet front
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-20

Batteries; hOuck "no ..,.-. y.
Works, Moran, Donovan ana s'a""s'
Onal0w.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-27
SURGICAL
Operation in Hospital Saves
MIR. Pollard's Father
from Death.

]. R. Pollard, assistant manager
of the Home Furnishing company,
returned home Friday night from
Lynchbnrg, Va, where his aged
father. c. r.. Pollard, of Amhurst,
that state, has been in a critical con-
dition in a hospital. The senior Mr..
Pollard suffers from gail stones. At
ter being taken to the hospital a
surgical operation was performed on
him and 1t proved to be successful
as the patient rallied and is now
on the road to recovery. When the
soA was summoned to his bedside it
was thought the elder Mr.. Pollard
was dying.
Mrs. j. R. Pollard and little
daughter Virginia, accompanied her
husband to L~yncnburg and will re-
main there as long as his father is
in the hospital.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-27
GHHB
Labor Committee Of State
Meets Monday at Mcclure
Hotel in Wheeling,

The We Virginia child labor COM
mittee Will hive a meeting in Wheel
ing Monday evening, April 20 at s
o'clock at the Mcclure hotel.
G. L Chute, secretary of the Penn
syIvania child labor committee, win
make an address, and another prom
iuent speaker will be I, v. Barton,
commissioner of labor Of West Vir-
gina. Superintendent Work, of the
Wheeling schoolss will talk about
child labor conditions in Wheeling.
Child labor laws in this section are
being strictly enforced as to factor
les cooperating with the committee
in compelling all children under six
teen years to have written permits
before they are permitted to work.
The meeting in Wheeling is to try
and bring factory owners. teachers
and all those interested in employing
and teaching children in closer touch
with one another. with the firm
purpose that the children. Of West
Virginia shall be better benefited by
the cooperation of the interested
people.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-27
Of Her Baby Jury Says A.
She Was Insane at
the Time.

CUMBERLAND, Nd. April s7-
The jury in the murder a against
Virginia Savage. the 10 year old
school teacher ofNGarrett county.
Md, last evening brought in a YER
dict Of not guilty by reason of in
sanity at the time the crime was
committed, and insane now.
The defense offered expert testi-
mony to the eject that Sfiss SaTage
was afflicted with a form OF epilepsy
in which a person might travel about
and commit acts without knowing
anything about 1t.
Miss Savage was a bright appear
ing witness, ana IS well educated,
yet her conduct during the trial ere
ated mueh comment. as one would
have thousht she was attending a
social fua eR rather than being on
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-27
APPLE GROWERS
Want Congress to Pass a
Law for a Uniform
Fruit Barrel.

WASHINGTON, D. April %
"A delegation of about forty apple
growers from Berkeley county
headed by j. H. smith, president of
the Fruit Growers Association, and
Alex clohan, former president of
the same association. were here yes
terday in conference with senator's
and representatives from West vir-
gtnia advocating the passage of a
bill establishing a standard size for
apple barrels. The bill introduced
by Representative sulzer, OF New
York, is favored by them and as a
result of their visit Senator watson
introduced a similar bill in the SEN
ate. Congressman Brown had the
delegation to lunch with him. to-
gether with the West yirginia's del
legation in Congress, which is unan-
imous in support Of the bill, which
the fruit growers desire to have
passed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-27
Changed and More
Money is Given by An
drew Carnegie.

m#HHUUHH HHn
PiIISRpR Ap1 1.-THE $500
students. and the alumni and faeulty
Of the big teehnicat sch6dls Mere afe
Jdbiiaht this week DYER seyefdi red
letter events that are just now making
history for, the. Institution which An
drew Carnegie has endowed with his
name and his millions. Five smiles
from Dame Fortune have Eaansned.
't0sccTae togetheT Change 81 name.
charter from the estate OF Pepasyi.
yania-the power to grant degrees the.
opening fAscamp Louise carnsgie,
and the beginning ofetwo new build
spI out ofthe founders latest gft.
OF $1,000, COO.
-Ttiss statef9on good anthority that
ME Carnegie has delayed acting on
the matter Sineorporaa6n untiI he
was certain that his gfo1pf bf technl
calsschools had taken root ana had
proved themselves a success Their
remarka5le growth III the seven years
OF their existence. IN buildings, Ia stu
dent enrolment. and in the workthey.
are doing along the newer lines Of
education. has now won for them Inc
official seal Of recognition from both
the state alaathe erstwhile steel
MASTER BY the terms OF the new
charter, the Carnegie Technical
Schools viii ffencetoFth be known as
the Carnegie institute OF Tcchuolosy,
and5desrees will probably be conferred.
Mt the next commencement for the
1rst time.
The departure this week ftbe first
groups Of students for Camp Louise
Carnegie marks another innovation at
Tech This 75o acre farm, present
ed sometime ago by Mr.. Carnegie,
and named after his vile. Is beauti-
fully situated on the Aiiephe1y rayeri
twenty-five miles from pits
burg. It has recently been CONCERTED
into an engineering camp and exper-
mental station, and students in GER
tain courses Tdn be located here al.
periods of tho year 70 do ali their
praetltal deia work. large, Old
fashioned mansion house ON the,
properly has been altered to provide
insttuctIonal and living ac~c4mfhoda4
eons. The camp a1so to BE hseq.
for the art CLASSES etchiug
hdtralntnS oca
canping parties OF students aus
ulty members during the long sum
mer vacation.
The Laird, according to reliable
figures. has already given his Pitts
burg institute about SEE, 100000, over
half Of which is being spent in the
cause of technical education. BY
providing a liberal endowment to take
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-27
hM
Route Statistics Show West
Virginia Behind the
Average Number

FAsETNGToN D. G., April 81
Yffginiasis far behind not only
IT, nelg boring states but the az
.etase Of the united States DIN the
EpropeftieH Of rural routes to star
routesin operation in,the state. The.
star route service is a make shift in.
way 81 the delivery az nails. i
is intended Tor the Transportation OF
mai IRON one postofhce anothef
and only ineidenfaWy IS hail depos-
Hited dong the way for IndlHauais
The rurql delivery system provides
Tor be delivery Of mail Ito all per-
som aloHg the route and as mueh'
MOI sal stactory to the people in
the eounfry who want prompt de
ltver otltheir mali. According to.
a stement made by P. v. DeGraw,
fou assistant Postmaster general,
West virHtnta had on April Il 1919.
3e9 rura routes and 514 star
routes, the latter far exceeding the
former. a the same time there were.
in the United States 42AO0 rural.
routes and 1855 star routssJa III
the Unoted States at large the NUM-
Der Of rufat routes was more than
three times the number of star.
routes, while in West Virginia 1t was
little more than half the number.
IN Pennsylvania there were 2y20S
ferar routes and 6ss star routes. In
Ohio there we're $3.50 rural routes
and 1873 star routes. In Virginia
there were 1918 rural routes and
ess star routes.
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care 81 thb apeFatihg cost mfhe eois
leee M stndentf ices are made nem
inal IN amount, and the Founder thus
aehiefesshts main purpose Of puteng
an engineering art or indnstfiai. edn-
cation within reach o. the ambitious
boy q small means, and for the SRI
a ptepaFation for efnelency inNhomA
mahagement together With a train
ing for some vocation in case future
circumstances compel her 70 be q.
.Rreqaswiaper.
The NTH event that has madA the
week notable Wasthe laying o. the,
corner stone THURSDAY. OF q huge
Structure for the school OF Applied.
Design. witch i to DC. It IS sid the
Largest and finest building In this.
country for Instruction IN IRE arts
The. event formed apart OF the ex-.
,ercises which the Carnegie Institute
holds annually in observance Of
Founders Day, the date this year be
-inx April Is. visconnt chindal the
new happiness Ambassador To- the
United states, was honor guest and
principal speaker. president Taft and
President Lowell Of Hassard dehv-
cred the addresses on the two preeed-
Ing OCCASIONS a pageant in which
over two hundred OF the art students
took part was presented In connection
with the cornerstone laying.
M
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-27
PRESIDENT
National Glass Workers
TO Address Local Mem
bers Here Sunday.

Joseph Neenan president OF the
National Window Glass workers.
expected arrive ID the city tonish
from Cleveland, b where he has his
oaiciat headqaartcF tor the purpos
o. ~addressing ne ,ocal window slass
workers and discussing wage cond.-
dons With them 1t . mass meeting 10
be held q he Victoria theater.
The meeting viii begin a 10 o'cio
in the morning ana All membera
urged 70 attend il 4 arranged
hold the meeting Ia the b X Reed
hall, but oth arrangemsnts were
made saturdag afternoon 70 hold il,
in the theater as stated
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-27
PRQMNENT MEN
Indicted in Caben County for
Renting Properly for
Immotal Purposes.

HUNTINGTON 4nrfl ga SEN
sation was created here when tho
grand Jury returned indictments
against several prominent citizens
for renting properly for immoral.
purposes. The indictments FOLLOWED
e crusade inalgnr against
.baWdy houses There has been q
general exodus o. habitue5 OF re,
sorts from the cit Among those
indicted are Julius Broh, morris Da,
Wis, Joseph Thompson and Kennc1
and TalifeFro
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-27

fIE
Brooke county, this state, In mass
conventions srldp ilstructed seye,
delegate each to the First district
and the Huntington ephsentsrs for
TAFT and two each 8 Roosevelt
In NichoIos county 20 yelt car
.ried every district, Obtaining the
twelve votes fof each of the state
and confessional CONVENTIONS.
.KanaBha sceuntgs ~sixty-four dele
gate ere instructed for the colo
mel aooha fpuntyss seven dele
,fnstfdcsed for Roosevelt. No hght
Ras made 10y the Taft forces In bod
idridge county and the twelve dele
gat q each Of the district and
state conventions are for Roosevelt.
Gilmertcounty instructed Its two del
egates to each of the district and
state conventions for Roosevelt.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-27
POLITICS IS LIVELY
IN II BAY STATE
Roosevelt Leaves City of
Boston as Governor Will
son Arrives.

BOSTON, April 27.-with speeches
scheduled for six large cities in
Massachusetts, today, Colonel Roose-
welt began a period of activity when
he left Boston this morning. Cheers
at the station had scarcely died
away when they were renewed by the
advent Of Governor Wilson. while ar.
rangements r being perfected by
Taft men for the presidents visit next
week.
The LaFoIlette manager claimed
that he would poll 10000 votes neSt
Tuesday, and the Clark men were
active.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-27
ooNTINUED
Is TriaIaof strtldng Miner and no q
: Released on Bond

o.B Riley the striking miner Of
the High Grade Coal companys
plant at Mcsghorter, vino was ar
rested there opsa charge Of riotous
conduct, was mot ready for 4 trial
late Friday afternoon IN JusHce Cor
doH's courtsand at IDS request tho
was continued until next Mon
day Riley gave bond Of $500 for
his appearance that time and
was released from custody. The de-
PENDANT had been placed IN iail to
await the hearing
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-27
CONVENTION
Program for Sunday After
noon in Colored Church
Here is Announced

The aemi-annual convention of the
at. Zion Baptist Association, eolored,
VIII observe the following program
In the Mt. Zion Baptist church here
Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock, and all
are invited:
Singing by chcir, and prayer.
Fifteen minute sermonets by the
ReTst R. D. ". Meadows, state mis-
sionaryi the Rev. John Jackson, of
Bridgeport, o.; and the Rev. D. W.
H. Crowley. of Wheeling.
A big time is expected.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-27
Bill CANE
Sunday Will Start at 8
O'clock Instead of 2 AS
Announced.

L HL"
The baseball game at Union Park
Sunday afternono between the Wheel
ing Mould and Foundry team and
"Ball' Smiths boys will commence
at 2 o'clock instead of 2 o'clock, as
announced in yesterdays paper.
Manager Smith called the wheeling
management Saturday morning and
arranged to start the game an hour
later as 1t would be Inconvenience for
the local fans to get to the grounds
50 early in the afternoon.
The Wheeling team will present a
strong lineup in the game Sunday
afternoon and the local boys will have
a hard gane to play iI they win.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-27
us AGAINST
RECALL or JUDGES
And the ARCHBISHOP il
Speech also Condemns
Socialism.

GAUESA, III. April 27-Declart
ing his confidence in the permanency
of American democracy and its cer-
tsinty to overcome thu perils which
'beset it, neutrality-suspicious. spoke to-
day at the Grant celebration here
denouncing the recall OF judges,
Judicial decisions and c%ondemning
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-27
eRAFToN
Defeats Business College in an Inter.
estng Game.

The West Virginia Business College
baseball team was defeated by the
Grafton High school team at Grafton
Friday afternoon In close and ex-
citing game by a score Of seven to
i've, the Grafton boys winning out in
the last round on several errors.
Louther. who pitcher for the local
boys, was in rare form and struck
out fourteen Of the Grafton boys. al
lowing only four hits with any kind
Of support he would have won the
game IN an easy manner.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-27

WASHINGTON April 27-rVo
steamers and hoonef were near
the titanic when che sank according
to a story ton Is captain James H.
Moore Of the sEsamship Mt. Temple.
before me senate inyestigatlng cone
imittee TODAY
TfesMt Temple heard the titanic
calltpr helR ne said and Immediately
he turned IS head toward the sinking
ship, but was prevented By Ice from
reaching m ume 10 help q
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-27
DR.. PEARSON DIES
QUITE A POOR MAN
After Giving SIS, 1000, 900 to
Smaller Colleges for
the FuH Of 1t.

CHICAGO, April 27.-Dr. Daniel
Kimball Pearsons, aged 90, who gave
s5,000,O00 to small colleges, among
them Wooster Ohio University, died
today, comparatively a poor man. He
once said giving way money is a
greater sport than baseball and more
fun than any other form of enter
tainment.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-27
GANTATA
Given Easter Morning is to
Be Repeated by the Choir
Sunday Evening.

At the earnest solicitation of the
pastor and congregation the quartette
choir Of the First Presbyterian church
will repeat Sunday evening the beau
tiful cantata with it rendered Easter
morning. Music being the special
feature Of the services, the music low
ing public is cordially invited to az
tend.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-27
NEW HOME.

Tht new home OF the Long automo-
bile hospital is in Traders alley in the
rear of the Reed livery barn. 1t is
los feet by thirty feet. 1t is
equipped with machinery to do bl.
cylce, motorcycle and automobile re-
pairs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-27

Lloyd and Jesse Williams returned
home from P~arkersburg Saturday
morning to spend several days with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. VIII,
liams. at their home on East Main
street.
William j. S. Hammer, Of Shinnston,
was a prominent business visitor in
the city Saturday.
j.. v. Blair was a business visitor
here from West Union Saturday.