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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-01-19
at SOC a va.

Beautiful Rich Patterns, all sold for $125 yard.
q inch Fancy and Striped Taffeta Silks at . 89c
36inch Fancy, Stripes and Checks, Taffeta and Mes
saline, elegant value at $125 89c
36 inch Black MORE 89c
36iinch Black Pdau-de-Soie SOC
36 inch Black Taffeta ................. 89c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-07

Washington. November s-Fadriy
definite returns from state legfsIa8ave
elections tonight seem 70 show tnat
the Democratic hosts are moving on
toward control OF the Senate. although
that was not established a. certainty.
The returns from Colorado added two
more Senators to the certatnties In the
Democratic column. and those from
Nevada and Montana seemed to favor
two more These. added to the forty
three Others holding over already
elected or assured Of election. brought
the Democratic forces M to forty
seven-within two of control
Nine states. which up to midnight
had noe indicated which party would
control their Legislatures. made Demo-
cratic leaders saneuine that che neces-
sary other two would be secured when
returns were complete. These states
are Kansas. Oregon. West Virginia.
Wyoming. Tennessee. New Hampshire.
Illinois. Iowa and South Dakota.
Later returns did not diminish the
heavy Democratic majority in the
House Of Representatives. but they did
play seesaw with 'rncle joe Cannon.
and snaIIy lef, him defeated by q ma
tority Of se1.
Gillette Of Massachusetts,. probably
viii succeed TO Canncn's position 81
senior S~pubiscan member on the Ap-
propyiat,one COMMITTEE
The personnel Of tae new Senate
will show many 81 the well known
veterans with a large .nsussos % new
blood Among the prominent senators
holding over are: Lodge. La Fcliest.
Penrose. Clspp. cuIbcrson. Kern. o.
German. Rayner. Shively ana Hoke
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-07
HONEST BUSINESS
is NOT THREATENED
COLONEL SURVEYS
FIELD OF BATTLE
No Aspect of Beaten General
About Hero of Ar
mageddon.

Oyster Boy, November 6.-Colonel
Roosevelt surveyed the field Of battle
to-day and gathered as much OF the
story Of yesterdays defeat as he could
piece together. His Heutenants in each
State wired to him their reports. in
many cases incomplete. and Tonight
Colonel Roosevelt still was in doubt
as to just what the Progressive party
had been able to accomplish In Its
first campaign.
There was nothing OF the aspect OF
a beaten general and no hint OF defeat
in his manner. Colonel Roosevelt said
he wants to tell his supporters every
where what he thinks of the outcome
and the outlook. The only reason
that he did not do so to- might was that
he had not the facts at hand
II want to find out just where we
stand frst,~ h. exclaimed. The re-
turns are far from complete. When l
have all the facts accurately l shall
make q statement
The only thing which was accept.
ed as q seseled fact at Sycamore Hi
to-day was that the eight was to 30 on
What methods Colonel Roosevelt VIII
adopt are unknown even to himself.
.'Of course. the fight Will 60 on. he
said with an air of fialfty. inc
ed the cause must triumph.
Close friends Of Colonel RooseveAt
said he was not surprised at Governor
Wilson's election. because he was ~
no time confident they asserted. that
the new party would be able to win aus
first fight The showing which the
party made. his friends said, had pleas
ed rather than displeased its leader.
Colonel Roosevelt expects to deop
back for the winter into the quiet iie
at home. which he led before the cam
paisn, wiz. trips to New York 0oee OF
twice q week. He probably Will De
called u-n once a month or oftener
to make speeches. although he desires
to avoid any long trips 1or man!
months to come.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-07
MARKET FORCES UPWARD
Rise IN Prices FoIlsWD De0sefstse r.
lltical V1et0Ty.

New York., November S.-After an
early period Of uncertainty to-day
stock market suddenly forged upward
on q very large volume of business
recording net gains Of two 70 tour
points in many Of the more important
issues. To what extent the rise Was
prompted by yesterdays election OF
to the general prosperity OF the eoun-
try, or perhaps to a COMBINATION OF
these conditions. must remain mat
ter OF conjecture II Is noteworthy,
however. that the market was At It's
best in the final hour, when state
ment considered by the financial com
muuity as most reassuring was issued
By the President-elSct-
London and the Continent were
purchasers Of stocks both In their own
markets and later here. Public and
private advices from abroad were OF
q tenor to Indicate that the financial
interests of Europe had substantially
discounted yesterdays political upheav-
al. and were prepared to accept the
outcome with complacency. These al
vices were supplemented by the favor.
able comment Of local banking and
industrial interests. Over all was .
feeling Of relief that henceforward
politica Ianairs would cease 60 be .
paramount factor.
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Conjuring With Names OF Those
Who Are Available for
Portfolios.
WIDE FIELD FOR SELECTION
Conspicuous Party Figures Men
toned in Connection With VIII
sons Official Household.

Washington. November cabinet
makers already are busy conjuring
with names Of those who will share
with Wilson in shaping the policy OF
the next administration Necessarily
this 10 purely gossip. but the Cabinet
builders are none the less active in
pointing out the persons and the eie-
ments available as Cabinet material.
One of the available elements en-
braces those who were conspicuous
party figures at the Baltimore conven-
ton. including Speaker Clark. Chair
man Underwood. OF the Ways and
means Committee. William J. Bryan.
Governor Foss, Of Massachusetts,. Gov
ernor Harmon. of Ohio. and some
others. II Is generally assumed. how
ever, that Speaker Clark and Chair
man Underwood would prefer to Con-
tinue their work in Congress especially
now that the legislative program on
the tariff and other questions il like
II to meet with fewer obstacles. As to
Mr.. Bryan. one OF the Democratic
Senators was quoted during the cam.
paign a. definitely assigning Mr.
Bryan TO a Cabinet place in case Of
wilson's election. although the latter
stated shout the same time that no
consideration had been given to the
personnel OF the Cabinet
His CaADoigD W0Fkers.
Another element from which Cabinet
material il being suggested embraces
those who have been prominently
identified with the Wilson Campaign,
notably Chairman NcCombs. OF the
Democratic National Committee: Re-
representatives. Palmer. OF Pennsylvania;
Assistant Chairman McAdoo, and a
number Of others who bore the 5runt
of the conflict at Baltimore during the
campaign
Still another available element is
made up Of prominent party figures
in the various States who were not
conspfcuousiy identified with the re-
cent national convention and cam
paign, while another includes some Of
the veterans OF the last Democratic
administration.
Outside Of these usual elements from
which Cabinets are constructed. many
(Continued on Ninth Page)
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New York, November Only

New York, November 5-Onlx:
the uncertainty OF few close:
States, whose electoral vote m no
way can affect the election Of
Wilson and Marshall, specuIation
over the popular vote of the three
presidential candidates and the
complexion of the Legislatures
that will name United States Sen
ators held interest tonight IN the
final returns of yesterdays gem
eral election.
The total of the Republican'
electoral column apparently was;
fixed at the twelve votes of 1dzho
Utah and Vermont, but the foot
ing of the Wilson and Rooseveit
columns flickered alternately dur
ing the afternoon and night IS
late returns came from Iowa.
Kansas. Minnesota. South DakotA
and Wyoming, placed in TIE,
doubtful column. Presidents
elect Wilson had 387 certsin
votes in the electoral colle9H
Colonel Roosevelt So and Pres
dent TAFT II. All of the doute<
full States except South Dskoc
gave more or less certain indic@
tons during the night OF land
in the hist Of Wilson elect0g
votes. while South Dakota's d
turns showed general trend 9
ward a Roosevelt plurality.
Victory for Sufragisek
A by-phase OF the general e.
ton that became known to-
was the success Of womsns 8
fraec in fous Of the 1--WE St
where constitutional an,en1ns1
were submitted 20 the -
The victory of the wosu<u
complete in Kansas. ASisuoo
Michigan. Late retrTus
Oregon indicated they ~
cceded there also. whzs
Wisconsin returns .sboU
cisive defeat Of IN 49,
Estimates of s1e -
Scsssiss<a 3 ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-07
President-Elect Wilson Tells
Country There Is Moth
ing to Fear.
HE APPARENTLY IS HAPPY NJ
Gets Away From Cares and Goes
For Long Walk in
Country.

Princeton. N. j.. November s.-Presi-
dent-Eiect Woodrow Wilson turned
away from an avalanche Of kilograms
and messages OF congratulation for
two hours to-day and went on for q
brisk walk. For five miles he walked
swinging 4 heavy black cane. which
came to grief on the fourth mile, when
Captain "Bilr' Mcdonald. Texas ranger
and bodyEuard. tried to kill q rattle
snake.
The Governor spied the snake curl
ing through the leave and pointed II
out TO the captain. who borrowed the
Governors cane and killed II, but In
doing so he broke the cane. The Gov
ernor's walk exhilerated him. he said.
The strain Of the campaign and the
excitement Of election day had kept
was with a long stride and vigorous
swing that he set out from his home
and out through the university campus
to the wooded stretches Of country to
the south Of Princeton.
The President-elect stopped at UNI
versfty Field and saw the varsity
eleven go through secret practice"
AS he sat with Captain Mcdonald in
the empty Erandstand three football
coaches came over to congratulate
him They were Ross McCIave. Beef
Wheeler and John Poe. famous among
Princeton stars Of years ago.
Apparently Very Harry.
AS Governor Wilson sauntered into
open country he seemed for the first
time to relax from the strain of the
last few days. Obviously he was hap
nv II hiu IL
sea Of autumn-tinted leaves TIE TESTED
with the correspondents and moved
along merrily as II 1t were the hap
piest day Of his life.
/. Professors and their wives waylaid
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-07
Possible Loss of West
Virginia Only Barrier
to Success,
PARTY LEADERS
ARE SANGUINE
Necessary Six of Nineteen Seats
at Stake Are Won, IF Those
Already Democratic Can Be
Held-Large Infusion of
New Blood in Upper
House.

That the Denoeratie party Wo1ld
control the United States Senate BE-
eaAe almost . certainty late weAnes-
day nigAt when tie DsssiAle less ~
West ylzGasaa seeneA - sta.A IN the
svay or sUeetae.
or the niaeteea seAts heIG BY RepsA-
lSeans which were ut stake In the
election e heeaAe necessary fer the
Denocrats t. eject SIX to secure .
Da1orifQ In the senate. providing they
were able ut the sane time to retain
possessaon Of their Swn. Returns ~
to wednesday nixht gave then the fol-
iovvink Republican Statess
Tive In Colorado, where Jehn r. Sha
froth, DeRoeFat. fer the fall tern,
and c. 8. Thonaa, Den0eFat, fer the
short tern, will be elected ~ . DeDs-
cratic Legislature.
one IN Montana, where Republicans
and ProG1essaves conceded the eleefisa
OF r. ,. webb. Deneeraf.
One In Kansas, where ". II. Stubs,
RepuAllca.. conceded The election ef
Ais epponent, william H TAoDpDon,
DeRoeTat.
One IN Delaware. . DenoeratSe Leg
= lature assuring the return ~ De1-
serat - succeed Riehsrdsen, ReDabli-
can, RETIRED.
one 0. New Jersey, where wiilian
HUGHES, DenSerst. win sseeeeA Drsgxs'
Rewabllean.
TAe uneertafnty - to West viFBinla.
Indicates ID earlier repsFtss see0ea
ap.are~tly the only obstacle - . Den
eeratie 1a1erity. DeAnite returns are
stin lacking frsn Oregon. WyeDang'
HA-Amh&BQ IukxDOxm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-07
VESSEL IS ON ROCKS

W1y0I Vs&OyBe, WIZ ~ tUuS@1oSW .
Quebec. November s.-Thc Canadian
Northern Royal mall steamer. Royal
George. With sol passengers on board.
grounded On rocks during . fog in the
St. Lawrence River early to-nSHht. and
10 reported 60 Ne IN q serious plight.
The vessel went agrounA about one
mile east OF Point o. Laurent, Island
% Orleans. ten miles below Quebec.
The wrecking steamer Lord Strathc0na
ana two TUGS have been seat 60 the
Royal 0eorge'e al
The Royal 0eepHe ieSs Crosse Isle
quarantine seasse0 Tor Queeec shortly
after o'ct0ck TITS sftevnOVO. ne We
said GO be gojug &C fun 0pey1 % TIE
time she 0et Win the occt4eNt. SSe
was o. ~ way Iron AvO0Oeueh. 1U8-
ma aSo Woo 1ue n MoutsUa1 TO-
0orrvW. ~ SooeOW - - . pUUgyooo
N0esle g seessS - 49, esSsxsssU'
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CONTINUED on Ninth Page.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-07
MAINTAINING LEAD
WvDssu 8as Ss~eA ChaDee - CaSvysog

Des Mcines. Iowa. November g.
With almost complete returns from
seyenty-three out OF the utnety nine
counties In the STATE available to-
night, Wilson continued TO maintain
his early lead over Roosevelt with the
majority for the counties Indicated Of
more than 1909 For afty-threc Of
the counties the vote was complete
ard in the remainder nearly 30. The
coun, includes twenty precincts. esea-
mated. and sscod a. follows: TAFT.
sz.,.I: Wilson. 1851: Roosevelt
Ifs.ias
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-07

Oeoeo-
HaTbcrsssdt. German November g.
Two more German sfrmen were ks1ied
here to-day Li~uteesns A1trtchter
was mailing q Tight In Q btpIane. -
Meyer. 80 . passeuger, when the
motor Suddenly stopped ana the aero
DSaue plungeA 60 the ground from .
tetghs 81 SIXTY feet TIE men were
s0SaA deoa - IL sAosesgUo Oochsoa
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Continued on Ninth Page.)
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V~0so ss-ssss. ~ ~ 80 ~
CsOgpenses0as 1ossvspss - 30 -.
svVuVse0 ~ - - eseowWss
Cusoe1suea, % D~Wa. % Vo1oeeo.
svsss. - UopoaWo. - N~vDoa. ~
pvUssysvsoon. - WssAo1gsSs, 4
rssse -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-07
Ns,ke Last Ssa.a.

Constantinople. November S--The
threat Of the Turks abandon Con-
stanttnopIe entirely. which was made
by the Ottoman foreign minister TO
an ambassador yesterday. is believed to
have been intended to stimulate the &C
tion of the powers in the matter OF
intervention between the bellfgerents.
In the opinion Of close observers. the
military position Of the Turks does not
warrant a belief in their ability To stop
the BULGARIAN advance toward the cap
1tal. II Gar Ferdinand Of Bulgaria
really aspires { othe conquest OF the
city.
Tho Turkish headquarters stan has
decided to take up its position imme-
d;ateiy behind the town Of Tchatalja
and 60 wait there the coming light with
the Bulgarian troops.
The left wing and centre of the re-
treating Turkish army are said to
have made their retirement in good
order. but the troops forming the right
wing were in . state Of panic they
achieved considerable success in the
axhting, but finding themselves with
out food. fed to the south, absndoning
everything.
should the deeing troop be allowed
ouences, t. 10 thought, would be dis
astrous as they might spread the panic
among the troops who have thus far
remained steady.
The Turkish soldtres place E,uch OF
che blame Tor hteir nonsucceSs on the
use Of searchliigths BY the Bulgarians.
who thus were enabled - carry out
night attacks.
Five transports conveying Turkish
troops which weed sent to Aidia last
week were unable TO land, owing to
the rough sea. They returned mere
yesterday. and the men were diseml
1arked and sent to the Tchatalja forts.
Sspe<s Pssxsas Sarengsbeoe6.
The Turkish government appears at
Dresent to be able TO control the local
0atuation- The patrols in the street
have been strengthened BY the arrival
Of q large, number of military poi'ce
from the cities Of Ismid and Bruea-
about nifty miles from the capital
A meeting Of Kurds was held yes
oerday as 81 Sophia 1t which various
euestions Affecting the war we're dis
eussed It was also suggested that .
Brigade Of volunteers should be formed.
After the meeting the military COVER
nor Of Constansinop1e summoned the
leaders Of the Kurds and warned them
chat they would be held responsible u
any Of their followers were In any way
Ooocerned In starting troubIe In the
OxyssaA
More troops have been sent to guard
ehe approaches to consta atiuopIe. % -
Q prevent the saGress Of fuGttsvea
Noswsthssandlng these measures and
SAe arrival Of the foreign var vesssis.
she public IN ssSsl unsettled aad nsay
GA1sIses contsaue 20 Iea-s tor abroad.
OAIe residents Of the Suhusoo are CEN
- Ssto the s.sRg ssty.
pSxpuveng ~ SAooo W0u41oA
The medscal authoSisteS 81 the city
have Oeeu a0sSaea 20 vrepore % receeve
O.eee wouD6el from Isle Burges aa4
Visa. 10 b olocts11y states teoe eeeoe
ere o. oA6lsioa 90 the ik.eee Woun4e9
0o1 alreaay - tie CITY. All hoopete9A
0e1Ullag shs0e % she sesSten ce1oN'eA
80 erSwssS - 49, o. =, sse ss@ 49,
Nv beea converted sNeo hoUueeneR
-. boaakse0 81 49, esy yeee11e
0C00G1UUo0 - usueA DuOaD
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Help Wanted-Male.

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Teachers Wanted.

WE FURNISH schools with competent
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Teachers Bureau, Rhodes building, At
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SPECIAL fall enrolment good openings
yet. Fosters Teachers Agency, Atlanta.
Ga. 9-2S-3I
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Schools and Teachers.

y ,>T,>,--.[I~e>'0 ~~,>~~~~0~~0~~~~>~-7~~-~
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Begin any time The Swindell School Of
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The Georgian s Rent Bulletin"
Do Your Renting and Searching Through This Bulletin

H pns Romst eptr
g
o hbe n eua
Georgian employs
o
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Statesmen Wanted.

WANTED-Four high grade specially
statesmen; men of ability can make $50
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UNFINISHED Apartments Wanted


WANTED-TO share an apartment Will
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own furniture and would want two on
three rooms for my own use Prefer place
with electric lights and close to the city.
Address c., p. O. Box 562, Atlanta
10 10 20
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Furnished Rooms Wanted.


WANTED-Four furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; must be in good
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Good references exchanged. Address
R. W. c., Box II, care Georgian 1O-9-G-
WANTED Furnished room, with or with
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Storage Room For Rent.
Stores For Rent.

CENTRAL BUSINESS property store. 3
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Access from Alabama and Forsyth streets
Atlanta National Bank Bldg 1o-10-i5
STORE FOR RENT at No IS West Cain
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Help Wanted-Female.

WANTED G..g settled nurse to stay I'm
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lU-1u-ED
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Help Wanted-Male and Female

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THE CLINIC of the At
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Help Wanted-Male.

WANTED-Several experienced
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Agents Wanted.

AGENTS and canvassers wanted In every
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Sells on sight. big profits WIN allow
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two words
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Unfurnished Rooms Wanted.

WANTED-One or two unfurnished rooms
healthy surroundings, by an elderly man
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Of inventions wanted and prizes offered
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Observation-Disclosures

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Situations Wanted Male.

YOUNG colored man wants job as cook;
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Work, 35 Clifton street 36-10-10
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