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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-04
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GamiIton auseieen, ofal.Wstisen
xnb Nruisfeiteu iino absnseben Ode
Der 4. nnS Charles EtraHr. timer
Ngfnt fiir Ssmilton iuobnt go. 301
Nsrh Jruut Ctr. 1eIepbon Samilios
f376.R. selepbpn saieres 4srreips1
tsnten: 393X Tea.
- Die GrobesIhtpor.nen iino mt.
Der unterIuhang BON s 4nfldoen BE-
fchdftist, Die geaeH zhomos Wurphp,
Gmrp meglune. SD. 2ooefl. artbur
Gtul, 1bomus Gpen. Scbn Brennan.
QI. Glart uab Chine Gbereit asrihtsl
ilno. sic iperben ipdbrfteinlih b<nts
Iihren 9eriht i'm ariminaIseri6i ein.
re.hsn.
- Rihtsr gnrb iirih seitsrn Sic
S6tioungstlGeen bon Gbtpuro ssaer
anna gouns. Sohn ssssn annu 30.
lgasti uuo Uarp eesen Sabine Doth.
- Ssirotbsiheine. 4rtbur Bin.
leg. %, BON Nillrille, urb alsna goff.
man. 18, BON Willpili.; fSrant acpe,
rs, Don WiobleionH, unb glanfe
grcnn. q. BON Mioeltictpn.
- Gplssnoe RltinseThnorene spnr.
ben fir bas Common pleas Gerif!
as5oaen: qatrid 5uebts BON CIforn;
ehrift. RGF,r, 6eurp 6deemann, 81.
Z. goligan, 6ofparo q. Rob, ssohn
N. Iifbtr, 5obn glbls, Wattsr Gbreu.
fftpsnber uno J. gs. Boron, ale pcn
6omiIton; 5rant Ron BON 5anoper
H.; u g. gramble bon Etof.on ano
anorep 5erris DON Trenton.
- gs pirb iest be6oupte., tdb
Sc5n msiseI, !pel5ey a!s gags 5Efpt.-
tor srnnnnt purhs, nitt oisnen lam,
reil Sacob Braun srft tiirsIih Dor,
mnncr Rothtrea fir 2 Sabre fir bic
eripdhnte GielIs erndnnt purbe. Wan
sr,rdrtst Elm. alaoe, nm oie Sahe ass
iidtlih su enifheibsn.
- Jrdu 1bersia alopfer. bic Wi...
roe ron 2aiprsnce alopfer, i.arb gsitern
gRorosn in ihrsr Wobnung maize
Trenton am Stlaaflub i'm alter Don
SO Sabrsn. gle hinterlabt 8 Rinbsr,
- Bm. 8. SdloFsr tpurbs ssi.ern
bon Wanor Siraub oIs Witslieo Der
9ileunasfonbs< 1ruuitses Der etGbi
on Et.le Don Better Ehfpab srHonnt
- 5rou 4nnn W. Gtreiher, biz
miiiue BON 5obn Gtreiher. finrb &c,
firm Woreen in Der Wobnuna ibrer
9cntr. Jrau JuIius QieIsr. go. 29
Hcrb - Strobe. an Shndds i'm
efIier BON II JabreH. Sic Tam 1886
nit ibrem gdiien mad, amerito unr
,prbnte felt Der 3eii bier. Sic binisrs
lGbi 3Dei 9Ohter.
- Die poli3si unterfufi sinsn
Gnnrfenfreif. In tpelfem psreifsetes
3ndtriperf ouf bic Beranba Der ia.
miiie Ridolas Shmitt, go. 1108 Re
Ierbotr Sirubs, setporfen nuroe.
- Gin Strabenbnbnrdgsn rnnnt.
ssftern seeen bas Guhripert BON pbif.
Giiunuush. 9as pferb mubie setOos
iet tperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-04

Tisfer 9sedfel fulsxt Yarsae. Iss Msfuitef.
ftne rHbGifent &c ~ atfctssf Httss. su 60 sar
sfrfdsisbsa spH stasm. was tstass fsr Nespsu
qiis Iobe irsiitas suioriiai faat: ga ses
nrflae Eflung Der tinsiesm @cA1noinna. Die
tptrslih hstit poeagA nIie rsonrtImnatr irse
ssnfttln, HeifsH 9erftrrnunseu, Tidteftfa arb
Seber wsonn uHb Sran. bic an mafitn, .tdps'
:iesTuasiseE stcrsofiiai 5ssirssaasiss,, sesIa.'
meirc 6rmnf'stFTs, Aertasi bon aTd'i nro yes
rpt9t escr traenn etsaer 5uitauos iaesf, nsr
matte: intpate Hsrsrr snr arfods baI scnH
g'fnt, araff. eHfi6lcsisHkea Insratt. fnpew q
oiffe GHisscuHa asaSss's sanifone ssassrs.
HtlHult.
uetusensxH Gle ad gratis son Aem. arsAH
Hfiaitatn etsfsr sEeNsrfssfs Gsfysnsnfss0sna.
GIG isriat ssr aal !s,bh. 9tn SOC y.ssessast t
In psrEeadtem imfdfas NIT pensester csh
jssesn DiaHn cher 1ran sassfsHsf wesheH. sse
ifIs nsmsH ras ssssns. @ sss nsics 81. sne:ssssss.
Tar annes-wabenfraf fvt, gle
IEo. isas 29re aerssE hne nsf's sar aneetes, .is,
ifgprrorssst f, oseT aus arssrsn nrfsdasu nsnn
Eie Ieihsn on S6iaflciisfeit. Rem @e'nll per
sss.s essrssmp'ss s',rr s,ss,ergsslaa srla. nifs.
rem gebiIu, Herluti Don Qhraeis. Enerais nito
asrsnssraff. 9aanaei an 8erbaifusa AnD 9s'
rls1rperlnff Eerftcpfmna. sfopfipft, leiraists:
cber ben fdhfudnsTiben s9irfunatH os4 xnbafs
pber prtftiaeH Wsfrdn!en. feHeeu Ek INT Elm
irsies gr0bepa6et ben ssHosa's SaHitOns Mi'
ferk
aar nrauem-aenH Gle an nertsfsrs
2ufauausneruh, erfremer Evprfttat sirfdGen
ben faeinHfcite. sisiufrf frfmc9eH. rdfdsem Gsrasr.
lslirnI1ie Rii1entreh. Tcritgf bon Relsi6t. crrr
apresif istneu, CHER SHlnacfafsif. actfsrsb
hne AerftJgsnua nHo ilbertdnYf aits BEN Stass
hes fiHb. fpcreen aeLeass Farttsse Bafrs
Eie fIihIen usatheH, oab es mftr TN yebtn fibt
ais Gle ieusaIs pfpcr eeeIastbt baben. EsHetH
Ste beuis nun bns frsie Grrtspn6et.
Nfft rIrhr n9tbia. Tidt etnsnbsI.eH. aers
Etrfitura. Rfifen. eEEsabcrbc ETsrstiter. es'fp..
Iikc Errsaen, GIeifristfat Waaffaae, cetr foset
tgasns ssipaS- -sseTIoas's .Saasiene s9nfrss be-
Fcraetf tfe artet htr Jcbermnur arh dne, ees
ben Sbrwn 9srrrenfraft anS NADER 2ensn sa5
nrheE snr Ircnbe
Gin SOC ga6ei biefer orsfen Gnfoe&uns istyo
befreifelt bafs Ne bic arbest seifteH Gle fne
aardn.tr.-ieoe ndffsI Eerosr Ese Jhrsr N.
infr ltns abrsfe bsHse nm bds frrie 800 |afet
ron sleuoaa's Gariiore HsdffrS CT b. z. ast'
Iraa Vs.. 445 erfirBrf.er HIof, Hotps GEsef.
gtlHiaan In esr Etaes bes fySiebsns. 9ia5s
rnD Der @efnuobeff
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-04

Sie Gppinstpn Sifiee inr eas .Giu'
rinnati Sulfsblatt" bciinoct Hdy tu'
Gsbauos Wp. 5O9-5l1 Wsaorsz
abeaHe. IHscisrn, Vtit.beilunsrn
ans Sefellsnsen irgenoiuelfrr art
uerbtn bis 10 ubr IbcuSs naielbl.
eutseaeneenpmmsH. Sclcphpn SDutt
1854.
- Ghsfheine. Bulter Gbp, 26,
rnb QmaIis 8ars, 26, betbe bon Gin
einnati, .. Daniel 90. Qorton3, 81,
uno Wapms 6. Sobnitoa, 21, beihs
BON 4iblano, an. 5nrrp goot, 25,
uno 9labps Difiier, q, beibs bon
Cincinnati, 8. Marren Gdsnep, %,
uno 2tuie 6drrfion, q, beipe pon
Grdnts Gid, 9n. Omen Barter, 20,
unb Rormu 9urruugb, 81. beiDe BON
Rt4mono, Sno. SoIepb W. 9rtnme.
%, unb 8eFie s. Searh, 26, be,bs
pon 9apton, 3. Gilbert 81. IbompIoH,
q, bon Worrop, s., uno Wap Esn>
rebp, 80. bon 2opelanb, 8.
- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
aats 3. 9ueg an 6. u. gentIer, Cots
$40. II unb % in Granger, S250O.
Jobn 3. 8rtmslen an g. u. Bolfino.
Cots Rc. II unb 18 in Der Green's
nnterdbtbeilung in Siib.gopington,
ST.. 4rtbur u. Sadion unb Maria
.yad'on an aler. Ourron, lots No.
400 uno 401 in Grlangsr, &p., 1925.
- SeIferIpn 9apis purbe i'm
gtrcuitseri6t fpeoeu Stehens um
5000 unb bic Soften beitrdft. Gr Be-
aaHlts bic Strafs unb purbs enttai=
fen.
- RiDa S6dlafer tpuroe i'm areisz
seriht fiir cine Stpa6finnige .rtldrt
nno Sos. Ramlep als sgoulite" iiber
fe ernannt.
- 5snrD Riee rsihte i'm areisqes
riht cine alaqe seeen Dallas 2am5,
Girtle3 Qamb, 6. Qumb, 5tela uno
Ereo. Qr3er fir $500 nebit 3inisn
POM Is. april 1906 Elm uno perlanst
Die 9.Ihlaenabme Der iid in Steaa
nnb Greb. 4n3er's 5dnoen befinoliz
den une angs6lih ben 2amb's ssb0ris
gen Sumn1e.
- Stanle1 guib, q, unb goith
feitb, 19, beibe bon DifIsboro, Rp.,
iameH geftern bsbufs Grlunsuns zines
gbef4eins mad Der gountpclerts<Cfe
flee. Du bic Dame nitt aft aenna
III, unb ouh teiH Genebmisungsfhreie
ben BON ibren Gltern bate, muBte Der
66ein Dertpeisert fDer6en.
- Carl arlington, alias 6enrp
Rnbe poDers, Der aeftern fura ppr
Nttternadt In elmer Wirtbfddft an
ber 20. Strube uno Wldbifon 4pe. BON
ben poliafften Hlbers, 1or unb Riparb
oerbaftet tpurbe, erbieft feinen syall
ipegen gerumlungerns perfhoben.
Man funb SIS tn Nidefs on linn.
Die pOliasi slaubt bab Il be perfen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-04

GtsnDeropbiftin nnb gIerf GIia Gdbs,
$500; Gitnpgrnpbifsin Gbno 0innens
tamp, $3.50; GtIfs : HauiHfpeitOren
mii i $14OO Oebalt: Ursb. 90. W1Sis
Ier, .. 70. smitb, 1ranf 1dutman,
yrdHf GIanisp, o. DierfiHe gbdrfss
5sntbsiI unn Go. q. 0snnsTsp; GItis
trifer q. =. Gtnrbspant, $14O0.
Die GfeHsgrapbaffin gSHd oiHnsns
lamp TIT bic ein3iss NngeiielIte. bic be-
reits unitr benz porieen BouiHipettor
Gu1lmdn unorftsIIt mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-04
cns ,,emen 6eims.
Die eehssfrma Griess. 4feser + 60.
IN iexerE4srea 0stSxbe.

Gs mar am 21. Ds5ember 1910, ais
i'm Ghuhs unb Qebernthritt - In btr
Gesenb BON RsuHter nnb Gpeamcrs
5trabf - 6uHosrttauieHDe BON Wus
then nurd 5suer Trit0ri ipuroen. nns
ter ben ptrnintetsn OetduDen mar
aud bas Der renommirieH 2enerfirma
0rieb, pfIepes & Co., be nm 10
fhperer be.roffen purbe, dls wsnige
Rcnoit pcrhsr aud itre gerb<rsi In
ebieasO oem Dsuer gum Dpisr sefdl.
len mar. Ab<r Qdmentiren mar me.
mails Der Dirna Art. Die Rutuitros
Pfc mar gdtsbsn; bic fcnnte niht
riidgdngis gemdft iperoen. 60 marin
bic 9raHoruiHsn nod longe niht e..
ialtei - oas Ieuer mar fbatfdhlih
nod ntft stl1fGt - ais Grieb, pile
ger & 60. fhon an ben Reubau nnhs
ten. DsrSetbs nurbe an oerislben
Siels aufaefiibet, auf Der bos alie Gss
b1ube aeiidneen. ab<r tuis bas ges
branH.s Rino nos Gsuer fheut, tpirrbt
bem 4rhitetten 5ur Aufsobe semndt,
ein fsuerfnsres G<bdube hin3uitelIeu.
Das iit geihehen, b.nn mas bie ardis
teitonifhe aehnit bat srfinnen i0nnen,
nm Elm GebGnD< f.uerfeit su MAIDEN,
iii BEL oisfsru Nenbdu In anlpsnnnng
sebratt iporben. Tas neue 0ebdubt
in aus Honirei stbaut. Die JuBbDs
ben unb g6uIen frnn eberfufIs uris
apntrei, bic iytnitr In einem
WetalIrobmtn unb Sas Jenit.rslas III
bon Trabtgsipebe ourhsoaeH. iucburh
and bag fenitUslas feuerisft friro.
duberotm finb In allen Stodfperten
Q5ihporrittunsen s.trofieu. 9iefel.
ben ftehen nit Der Ohio Tieienssr
Gerpiee Go. In Berbinnune uHh bic
tlsinfs llnregslmdbistsit. mOge bic
0prrihtuns nun eiu Weriaesu fem.
Elm leuer oner cine lleberihipemmung
melotn, nirb iofcrt automatiid ses
melpet. las Hsus 9ebduns bat auber
BEN Souterrain feds Siodtperse uno
jstes bat sinsn JIdnerraum bon 1900
Guonratfub. gereits am IL. Desems
b.r rpurbe nit bem umsus aus nem
tsmpordrsn Geim begonneH, uno be
sSirma bate ben Jabrestas oes Geuers
sans gut fdon I'M neuen 6ein .besss
ben" t1nnen. Das flotte Desembergss
fh6f' perbinberte bcs unb 10 irurbe BITE
einipeihung eeg nsuen OebGuoes ces
tern ssfeiert. Die Sfiie: Rdumlih.
teiten Der Girls urb Der anatftellien
ipieien .inen iiberr.iten 9lumens
fhmud ouf. Die Gefhdfisfreunbe unp
aud, piele perfSniife 5reunbt fdtnsH
TIM 2aufs bee Ranulittnas in GROCER
3nbl, beiiftisten bds 0eb0ube unb Iits
ben iit ben Qunh unn ben Roibipein.
punit, Der aus bem @ismards sReItuus
rant bes perrn gmii Ghmint ftomms
te, mannen uno perfaumien nichi. ben
s5Hbabern bss 0sindfts aHerfsnnung
su gotten iibsr ben iiattIihen Neubon
uno ben oarin pert0rper!en llnierkhs
mungsesift. Die sirmd ipurbe i'm
ssdhre 1873 non ben 6erren Juitin
0risb, JuIius pflsaer unb 6. 3. SolIs
mener sfgriinbet. Bon ben GriiHbern
iii 5err Julius spflsaer i'm Sabre 1906
aus bem asbtR seihieben, tpornuf fsin
Gphn. Gsrr Gbiparb pfleser, an feline
GielIe frat. Ories. Qfleger &c Co..
bis aud cine arcbe Gerberei in ghieaso
beiisen, s1blsn 30 ben beoeuienbfien
asoersefHdften Inn 2anoe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-04
Hortbifbaues.G GduIe.

}rl. 2ouiis Doll. bic bortbeiIboft
be!annis Gsitsrin Der Olen Airp 6oms
GhuIt, 30. 216O D9io Mrenu<. BAT
bic Ginri1tuns. bic fir 'ipiHeuI@rit<
Iine rnterri4tuns. 4nipeifung unb
Gntnidluns pon nerD0ien, befeitipsn
aHb ouBergep0bnlihsn 0iuDern crfs
Bette paBt. Grl. Doh ftIbit In cine
erfdbrene Qebrerin. bic befonbers In
ibrtm Sad uuberorbentIidb siinjaiss
Refultote auf3uiptiien BAT. Jhre
Ghule iii beftens su smpfebIer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-04
n 9 y er.

Sn Der 0aras. Don 6errn Gmil
poaut. bon Der gIods polIot Jron Co..
binter oem 6oufe go. 2648 Stnnten
ADtnux. brd6 eeitrn infolst elmer Grs
ploiion inn 4uiomobil eiH deuer aus,
bus srft gel0iht iperben tcnnse. nab.
btm bic 0aro9e unb bos Autcmobtl
5erft1rt tporben marin. Der S@obsn
helouft iim duf ettpo $500.
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.otal /. 8eridt.
Danfon,niiKdr @app
Graannte geittrn einen 3Aeil feline,
Aiiiiteatem i'm Namamf.

Der n<ne ftGbtif9s DnutommiHGr
Gkcrge 90. Rnpp maAts geitsrn itine
erfsu GrneHnungen unb bsletie bors
ldufig bic ipidtigiten unb notbn<Hbiss
FEN pofttu, ipdbrtno bic nod befikbeH<
ben Uofnn3en i'm qauft btr nd9fteH
1det ausgefiilt Dtrbtn.
Die foipeit trHonnten Weamien finb:
Qbief D<putp ReptcH 4iboD, 5000
prc Jut9; Jngenieur R. 81. Ydn5er,
$24O0; G1efs Gonitdtsinfptttur 5obn
J. eorlsip. 1890; GbefcIerf y. 9lldnes
prifsr James Q. M0rtiM 41000;
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- Die rs Sabre alie Glen Olipet,
bon go. 1712 Qincoln ADeHue. narb
seifsrn Qahmitias pl0bli4 infsles eis
nes 6iiftenbruhs, ben Ne gsiiern OoEz
mittag bel einem SAD erlitten bakte.
DIE Grtifin mar idoH felt Idnser 3tii
bsr3kibenb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-04

1amssrtsibsa sf4sift In tis ~ xaasn.
3hr nssfbsfn fietfst eas @eib ssri9 neHH
Ease EintMeHt rsrfrhif iyaenbsineH Naa boH
Nn6en1sy, Wsirosn. NIufeubsn gSgt brrrcrfiss
Senben eduserrtstoen In 0 tis ~ zaasn ~
teilsu. zoe.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-09
WHITE
Will Soon Announce His Can
didacy for the Fede1al
Senatorship.

PARKERsBURG. Nov 9-Friends
Of ex-governor Albert 5. White have
let it be known that Nh. White is a
candidate for the Republican nomlna-
ton for the United States Senate. Mr.,
White has made no formal statement
of his candidacy, but is expected to
do so within the next three OF four
days. Governor Whites position IN
state politics IS believed 10 be par
t!cuIarly advantageous TO his senator
ial ambitions. Originally a supporter
of Theodore Roosevelt he threw his
lot with the regular Republicans
during the campaign, and was one
of the most active and vigorous stump
crs cor the Republican ticket. EN-
Governor White IS widely known all
ever lac state. ana his personal pop
u arity is sucG IS 20 insure him very
large support from al sections. II
is believed he viii have the support
OF the majority Of the Republicans
from the Fourth district without ser
ious opposition.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-09
LOT SALE
Of the Beautiful A. D. Parr
Property Announced for
Next Tuesday.

Announc Rneut IS made by the VIII
Iison and Dennison Company. Teal es-
tate agents. that It viii conduct pub
lie sale Of the residence lots in the
A. d. Parr property at Lee street
Horror avenue. Sixth and Seventh
streets. Tuesday, November l.. begin
ming at S O'Clock IN the morning
There is in this tract sixteen splen-
did residence lots. all of which face
ON Two streets. which gives purchasers
the opportunity OF building on o"tn
ends of their lots There are naturai
gas. water and sewerage connections:
The property is within three minutes
walk OF the Empire building and ten
minutes walk from the. Baltimore and
ohio railroad stationA so car fare Is
REQUIRED in order to Get into the heart
OF the city. The properly is high ana ana
dry. in exceedingly heaithful ioca by
and has one of The best views in the
Further particulars may be OBJ
tanned 10y rea ding the company's ad-
,.arrisene.;t elsewhere in this Issue or
by apply 10 its Representatives
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-09
Mr.. PyRSGLgVE
Former Resident of Clarks-
burg is Now Dead at St.
Clairsville, O.

Samuel PursgIove, Sr. we'll known
coal operator of Belmont county. O..
died yesterday about noon at his home
in St. CIairsvil1e following an illness
of several months caused by comph-
cations of diseases and the infirmities
of old age. the deceased man being in
his sixty-seventh year.
Mr.. Pursglove was native of Eng
land and went to Belmont county sew
eraI years ago from clarksburg- The
deceased man was the president o.
the Pursglove Coal Mining Company
operating mines at Maynard and
stewartsviIle, and was one Of the most
promising business men OF Belmont
county. He is survived by three
daughters and four sons
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-09
STATE BOARD
Of Health VIII Hold a Meet
ing in the City of Wheel
ing Monday:

The STATE beard of health OF West
Virginia VIII meet at the Mcclure
hotel in the city of Wheeling Non
day. November Il, for the purpose of
conducting the fall examination and
the consideration CT Important mat
tiers pertaining to the public health
Examinations begin at s a m. The
board will go into executive session
at s. p. m. and thereafter as often as
is necessary to dispose OF matters to
be considered at this meeting. Meet
ings are held regularly three times
2 year. in April. July and November
DR. R. E. vickers, of Huntington. Is
president of tie beard. and Dr. H. A.
Barbee. of Point Pleasant. is secre-
tary and executive oficer. DR.. c. W
Halterman. Of this city. a member Of
the board. will leave Monday morning
to be present at the meeting
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-09
AR1.9
Program of Entertainments
Viii Start in the Baptist
Church Monday Night.

The hrsr number Of the seasons
course to be given by the Marcato
Mesic Cub Will be Monday. Novem-
ber II. at SIS m, in the First
Baptist church. in charge of Mrs. G.
N. west A treat IS in store for all
lovers of music. The Boston Phil
harmonic Orchestral Club OF eight
artists and with Clara Sexton. so
prano, and Walter Travers accom-
PIANIST. is a most. unique combination
end ensures large audience. Il
was only by special arrangement
that the company could be secured
for cIarksburg. The personnel IS
made up of artists, each one skiIlfuI
with his particular instrument, and
it would be dimcult to secure more
evenly balanced orchestra. Clara
Sexton. the soloist, is singer Of IN
ternational reputation, familiar with
.operatic airs. oratorio and colora-
ture songs.
The three other combinations OF
the course are signor campanari.
baritone: the song cycle quartet wish
Betty Gould pianist Tickets are
selling readily by the members OF
the Marcato Club at $50 for the
four numbers, or 500 single ad-
mission
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-09
MOOSE
Make Final Preparations for
a Big Blowout Tues
day NIGHT

At a special meeting of clraksburg
Lodge, No. 50. Loyal order OF Moose.
held in the old knights of Pythias
hall FRIDAY evening arrangements
we're perfected for the. visit OF the
lodges of Fairmont and Grafton on
he evening of Tuesday. November 49,
when a grand street parade will be
held and an elaborate banquet served
on TWO floors of the knights Of Pythias
building in Glen Ell.
A reception committee was appoint
ed consisting of Jesse. T. Watkins.
Howard A. Ryan, Thomas G. Prosser.
Captain R. c. Brooks. Frank Annegan'
charles Nome and W. c. stone. This
committee will have charge Of the
band and parade.
The Fairmont lodge Will appear IN
full regaIia and Street Commissioner
Edward J. Doyle has promised to have
the streets unusually clean for this
occasion.
A house committee viii have charge
Of the banquet and the entertainment
in the building. Two chefs have been
engaged 10 prepare the spread for
ut least 500 visiting Moose
All the members of the local lodge
end visiting Moose employed in
c!arksburg and vicinity are looking
forward with pleasant anticipation to
what Is expected to be the gala event
Of Moosedom in West Virginia
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-09
MAJORITY
Fer Hatfield fer Governor
of the State is a
Big One

Practically complete returns from
TIT nfty-fve Counties in West Vir-
ginIa give Or. II .. HatGeld. Repub-
lIcan. a majority OF 1852 over his
Democratic opponent. W. R. TbomP-
son. These figures OF the canvass
of the returns may vary slightly. but
Dr. Hatfield will have 81 the very
least 1850 or 1900.
The legislature. with tie in the
senate. viii give the Republicans 4
majority probably Of twenty-one votes.
The Democrats may win in one CT two
doubtful counties. but they vii! not
change rhe Standing more than two
or three delegates
The dry majority viii possibly reach
$4,000.
-Four of the six congressman elected
proved = sweeping victory for the
&epubIicans.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-09
SENTENCES
OF Ten Days Each Are Given
Negroes for Jumping
on Train.

Six men were rounded up Saturday
at the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
station by ]. a. Campbell of the rail
roads detective force. for unlawful
conduct there and all of them were
convicted and punished short time
aftsrward in Justice C. n Gordon 5
court
VIII Allen and Charles Willis. re
groes. were fined 50 and costs each
for jumping on a freight train and in
default Of payment they were SEN
fenced to serve ten days each in Jail.
T. crapley. Frank McDaniels and
Edward Murphy were fined 81 and
costs each for being drunk at the
station. They paid their fines and the
costs and were released.
Edward MCGEE was fined 81 and
costs for drunkenness at the same
lace and in default OF payment was
sentenced to serve five days in jail
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-09
STILL CLIMBING
Is the Majority for the Rati6-
Amendment.

Additional returns from Tuesday $
election Increase the majority in favor
of the ratification of the prohibition
amendment until it now far exceeds
the greatest expectations Of the dry
forces. While the exact vote OF all
the counties has not been received
the Indications are that the majority,
will go above $4,000.
Figures complied place the majority
at ST .S34votes. and It IS likely that the
Official count will be near that The
exact vote from nearly all-the coun-
ties are included in the table. esti-
mates being placed on only about ten
counties. Ohio and Mcdowell are the
only counties to give'a wet majority.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-09
DISTRICT
Missionary Socieyis 5ol
Sessions in ST
Church Here

The Womane o1lE5 ocfatS
the Fafrmont district s. es1lo..
St. Paurs Methodist Espilc6
South, the society being -
denomination.
An address Of welcome
this morning by the Rev Folk K
struve. pastor Of the local c11sl
and the response Baas n l15i5
Ice, of Fairmont
Miss Leah Coz, OF FsliInlo
secretary, brought a msssae
Mrs. s. II. Bowman OF EEGntfn1 yt1ns
delivered IN address
At the afternoon session ms. 6. a.
Nash OF Louisa, KY. addressed the
meeting
Tonight there VIII be- q song sertlce:
and an address By 3f1s Bowman. me
night session viii begin at 1850
o'clock.
The Rev. W. l. Canter. OF D-aiEmonf
delivered an address last right
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-09
FRESHMEN
OF the City High School Meet
and Elect Their Class
Officers.

The Freshman class of the High
school held its first meeting last
evening after school and effected az
organization. The meeting was
marked by high degree of enthust-
asm. The following officers were
elected:
President-John KobIegard-
Vice president-GNy Garrett
Secretary-Ruby Roberts.
Treasurer-Nen Tierney-
Athletic manager-charles Davis
Cheer leader-LesIie Drummond.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-09
FOR SPEAKER
Sherman Robinson, of Richie
County, AnnouceS His
Candidacy.

HARRIsvILLE Nov. 9.-sher-
nan Robinson. Republican member
elect from Richie county. has an
nounced his candidacy for the speak
ersh:p of the House OF Delegates. Mr.
Robinson has served in the legtsla-
ture and was floor leader Of the Re
publican majority in the legislative
session OF 1909. He is one Of the
ablest lawyers IN this section OF the
STATE and thoroughly experienced in
poblic AFFAIRS. His candidacy fer the
speakership VIII undoubtedly receive
very large support.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-09
CRUDE OIL
Is Advanced Another Five
Gents in Price by the
Standard.

The price of west Virginia grades
OF crude oil has been advanced i've
cents per barrel by the purchasing
department OF the South Penn Oil
Company This is the second increase
in the last two weeks. the last one
being october % when the price was
advaaced from s. 60 70 $1.s5.
The prices quoted are as follows:
Penn. and W. Va. $40.
Mercer Black. $1.2&.
Corning. -Si2%
Cabe!i. $3.50.
Somerset, SiO0.
RagIand. 60 cents.
The increase in Somerset and Rag
land grades was only four cents per
barrel There was a five increase
in all o,her grades.