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followed N,ss Athens on the witness
stanA. ASKED b. Attorney Jordan 10
tell 81 Mas Athens's ousliAoations
whom shs 0rss vent on IN. stase. M.
M,,chsiI ss,d,
"ohe MA sr... ssau,y. "a. .,es,S,
insiv syac~ful tooh p.aA,iv N IN.
stsse- Ana hsd a vs1os that 9TH
ue&le c61e,vat,on. misAt hav, became
very Ans. In abort. shs had All ,hs
ouslt,pa tioue Of q great actp,es."
Nov much Wa her saisryr' asked
Mr.. Hardy.
she secelvsA soly q or ~ a week.
NJ. Nitehs.i replied. II must ada,
hewSvsr, that In our profasslon ~ Ike
10 ret 'sm young and take ADVANTAGE
% 'sm In the matter Of salary. Then,
wNsn they become older ana we'll
known, they tahe advantage Of u.s."
williams, fathsf - . con ~ ola %
Niss AAsns. teee the witness sssnd IN
y. effort 70 protect hb seeeese>ss4 ~
tn's stensea' r
s'. ~ ~ 10y o.
49, mesI.ss w ~s"S* M
w. ~" 49, ~ '.'S nv "vSs ~" 80 wv.
w" -. w.
~" ". -. ~. r.,.r.
-~m. 80. ~ $3.50 her "a marry
III.
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books - oes,eeA o. . value % ei.sco.noc
In shlps. II the ~ cent rule had
been applied 10 the navigation COM
pany's steamers for the past ave years
the depreciation. ne said. would have
been about ea.scoon
,NsrGAo. the VALUATION WAo
cARRlIo At ota.oooyooo.
The acquisition Of the Joy steamship
Company ~ the New Haven system
vas mort taken ur. Mr.. Brown aAid
this line was taken over ~ the New
Haven systSm IN December. 1905. wnsn
. payment q e1IS,Oeo In . note vas
made BY the navisatton company to the
New Haven Company. About Nov. 80.
1905. the New Haven Company issusA
checks for essS.ooo ana $4,000 to
vics-P President Koehsrspssssr Tor the
acquisition Of joy Line stock Alto
gether ei.sie,Iss was Pale for the Joy
Line
The witness saia that the records
showed that the Joy lice he'd been
operated At . dsflcil bet ere . share
wa paid BY the navigation company
for It's stock. The spprsisal Of the
Joy line holdings was made By y. ~.
punmore. q Joy line official. and -.
Grcsated o7iB.0Oo. To THE was added
e1so.ooo for good will"
MILLION oGNlGS NJ pNoPlV0o
PERSONALLY ~ TNANoAerloNo
In April. 1907. the navigation com.
pany sold tho Roston line cf the Joy
stsamship Company to c. W. Morss.
whs then controlled the Metropolitan
steamship Company. for 100000. Mr.,
Morse paid by check. which was do.
positsd with the Bank of North Amer.
ioa. New York.
In Q statement given out to-day Pres.
tdent Msilen charged: The entire at.
titude o. the accountants shows ami.
mosity. unwillingnsss to b advised a
to the facts and y desire TO draw hos.
| tile tnfersncea"
Ne declared the charges we're Stdiou-
lous and Aosurd. Mr.. Msllsa indiE.
nantiy denied the '1nsinuations % tAs
accountants of the latsrstats Com-
n,sres Commission that No prOatsd par.
s"nally. eisht OF ains ysArs as0 BY
transactions vita the New Aavss
road"
| ANY one Who stops to think Of the
character VI the men who constitute
tho New Haven Hoard of pirectors viii
realise that the fact that tAses tsNnsAe-
sions have been audited and approvs,i
BY the directors 10 suiftcient proof Of IN
assarilty o. the charses." Mr.. Nsi,es
Added.
During the Ave months the account.
Axts have been At w0ra on the New
l HAvSn hs.Aka shAv hava nsx~p Nns~AN 4
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$4,000 SHIPS
TURNEDbY MEllEN
TO $4,000 JUNK
tcessi"ssa srsn r,rss rAss,

W AaA Ass wss rsanssA from her
Junk" The Aszt year the Connecticut
wee ''sesApes1." her snS.nss were
placed In sastasr erafs II an sstinaAtsl
prNat VI sAss aud 400 wSs received
for the mAlsrAl
Mr. nrsun rad letter Addressed BY
~ q N>sksrsoa manager " the nAv,.
eatkn company, to vtes-Prssidsnt H.
q. keehsrupsrtsr % the New Haven
rad On MAY n isaA Ia ~hsch the writ.
~ sAki;
MGllgN sAso ONGAk W TINS
ov9AM9NA NJ WROTE.
TIE ceaAsesieNs I - ~, sslisvs
wtn svve - ussA Asaia. tsDAsa must b
sssAiasA ~ her u sshA INT Ar, Asliss
AAs aseiAsA ~ that be tAlAks che
ssesh ~ er~AsA Nn The Raeds lei
AnA ssAAAs tie sAns ~ the Connect.
evs TIE rVasea IT, aeVvs PRIV 70 ~
10 sssasss vs ~ Hss wsas them to fAu
ints The AAAAs - anyoueAy vAe w~asJ
- tAs~ n seasstsisa vita our
sslvvA-
TIE witness sAtA that I psr esss. vAi
the Annual charge tss asprsstat.sa h
AsAsty an ssssnsAiD esupani~s rs'
lAv>ssaea esAeAays dsnr~eiAsie'
| sAasss = avs ysass ssesassA - u
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a. q ~ PAsssAssss ~ tie Aiaas-
tsnnA Which ArvtvsA to-day frsa LaA-
- WAs cApA Uysae q NE tucsvssi
SNooneas Aray. vAs uas fer toe ysAse
nl1AAsy NlsAeAs q ~ JApAAses tssa-
~ y tan1eA TIE eApaAiA saiA sAae
~ - us>As v vtalt he seSsAsr u
unnaDssA 90 tAsA return - joan
~ NsAsA chat ~ shsashs - NE a.
= - psa1iAo esesss W cAhfsr~le
s1u1nlneNsA - sAh tAae - sAsAsas u
~ 49, MAJ ~ rsssas tAsrs - .
psresss r>gAl 10 asss their ew~ Au~
~ yeH tAAh u wM rsks Any trouble
bsAUsan JAeAA - sna sssatryr h
- anhsA
- - ssells1 ~ cApaaiA IN tss>
UV0sAsA y snAlsA -9asAA love- "
uu11s1 oAAesA.
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Skin Sufferers
Yesss Rslise d cwssansssa

Ths D. D. D. Psssesiptiee Tor Eessna,
nd. satissptie vssA. ssops that svtsl
Itch instAstly:
vitnessed sueh re0ssksbls evFes With
this rsaedy that they sov universally
recennssd d. D. D.
AZ pred q sAsi, eseiids.es. hey
oifee voc he fret fUll sissd he<tls %
ne Ruarantee that unless u does the
SANE FOR you. Il costs you BOT .
cssV. Ash also chest D. D. d. Soap.
Foe sale hy Rikss.Heesoas Drug Stores
ssd eli eeed dssggists.-Advt.
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REALTY MAN KILLS SELF,

TAs.es =. nsss.s b res.A Dead
TAeSAs a Havsns, . real estate
broker. eoamittsd svicids In the homo
Of Henry N. Ti6t. his brother.in-lev.
at No. 1es West ssvsnty-axth strest.
BY inhaling sas to-day.
One Of the ssrvants N the tint
homo where Ravens had been living
for some time. went to the bathroom
on the third floor and there detected
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cl.IvELANn q. Apsn 10y
FAlssoesrs. the e~a$sacs e the
Nssss' t~trains STAG. wtn ss 90 q sAs
ssms fer ssvsrsl wsssA aeeer1aae -
the clue pAy~seian. vAo esslarss @ y
ssGsrsas ussa . spaiatsrsA seas n ~
piteaias arm tast es,su ~ slesv,
FxlAsnssry uss AM On sSs arm sy q
ssss sheet pr~psllsA ~ PttsAsr ossrus
he<alsr Of The Detroit rtssU lAss
Tuesday, Ne anishsua that CANA v0-
a,as by 10 q and defeated the waite
sox u : last SATURDAY. Sinss eA<a
bis Arm Aas esessns v0rsA IA x-sNy
viii be taken se the Am taAs sstse-
Noon Nls's Asssaes nay. AAnAteAs
" No. heavily.
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tefs ss theoe hetels an ether pues'e
N.css @
49, ~
WSs ~.
sseeoeo W. myesee ~ ses
s - - w.
Ihe cry mas the risht TO estAo-
iish pubHc eabstanos at all or
thsee plscse' without any compen-
sation TO the propristors. Never
thslssa under this special ordi.
nance the propristoss are allowed
70 sxsct compensation from the
aab ownsga Tor The nee thereof.
They are receiving In that way
about $500. zoe . year from the cab
owneea The ssi6 sDooial cab ordi.
nance makes Il possible for them
70 receive IL
For further consideration o. the
subject I refer you % my eommu.
nicstion q Feb. 10.
I shaIi be very xlaA 70 havs th,s
commission continued "a asssst
your honorable body IN th,s 49,.
lar w. 3 oAYNoR. Naval
UO"s'
Accompanying the report the com.
mission sent . letter to Mayor oaynor
frim which the following extracts are
taken:
II the recommendations contained
In the report b adopted. two gene.
raj oeJscts will BE- accomplished
hrst. all hack stands In the city will
Do open to public hsckmsn on equal
terms. thus eliminating private
stands; second. the existing rates
VIII Be reduced. II the regulations
We suggest are rigidly enforced. .
third object will be accomplished
namely. the character Of the gene.
raj haes service throughout the city
vii % improved.
p~'s stAnds be abolished the
Se"psues nov operating them will be
""eu' u tnsy continue IN business,
" "s gu. poohc licenses to operate
u sne sane conoiuons generally 40
S"v"v n.oks 90 ~ the present time. ex-
neN 's,sphone requests
.ss,. 49," " '"s" ~ 'nsr garages TOT
p....,.
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HAvRE De GRACE RESULTS.

FIRST RAcE-rw~-ysar-Vlds ssllins;
four and ons-hAle furloncA -oordsa.
~ ,wilsoai, Is to 10 Q 10 and cut won;
Wooden Shoes. III ,Men6sa). : to = .
10 ~ and out. sseenA, ba.sAr. ~
'rurnerA 8 ~ l. . 10 and I 10 Z thirA.
rSms. a. ~ The urvhln. Aiss watsrA
sNArlst Letter ~lse ran aaA ealsAsd ~
named
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-22
TAXI RATES TO Be
'L0WERED;PR|VATE
STANDS TO co
CONTINUED from First PassJ
tcentipus6 IRON Nrst PassJ

hs taken up and prosecuted 20 ss
early result.
We now have ordinances for two
kinds Of ca6s and eAbstAnds, one for
special cabs and cabstanAs. and one
for general caos and cahstsnds-
The Aarmsr should b. done away
With. We should only have one
general system Of cabs and cab.
STANDS. All licensed cabs should
have access 70 oil eabstands. In
their turn. A. Il 10 now. the cabs
licensed under the general ordiance
are rot permitted 10 deliver or r..
eeivs passenger ~ many hotels
and Other public places. Only the
cats licensed under the spsciai erdi.
snes are psrmitssd 10 DO -. anA ter
that prsvsisss they pay The prspsss-
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oas whieh rseuirsA serious sonsidsra-
~. Aa1 told u HE Intention of send
)No to-lay's tsbeoraM 10 Oov. J0hns0A
~ the California issgislaturs.
vee)eWfng the conference VITA Pvssl.
oGN Wilson JudGs RAhss sald 10 Ths
1vsNlNo wssA representative
ne % caitforRia we're Determined 10
osstle row this question Of the japanese
(svossea d our state II has been .
etenny svswsWs sv., ana % feel that
Il - NJ leuser be toIesatsa. Thsrs II
poeooolsy Of pvttlns - ssd 10 the en-.
erCnehwsa, n ~ vhIss psspls are n
- $1,000 n ths,r honss ana seours
I, shcsv hspplne.a.
- hrss majority Of cur people ere
1890 ssr Avs 'sM WI p~vso. the
~" w., -.
s s.'"~ !" w s",,
s~s". 800 s .s ~. 49,. 49,.
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sm.uss w" '''S' W '"''' WV
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No a. 4 GOV eonfreu,ea v,sh Shs
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-01-25
DEEDS FILED.
In the Office Of the County
Clerk Here to Be Re-
Y corded by Him.

Da8is.lHornor Company to the
First National Bank of New Martins
vile. u lot, Grasselli. 2
M. "A. Tichenal and Haze Morgan
to Ernest Fincham. acre, Coal
district.
a. sumarrs to Maks Fadilis, one
half of lot, Summit Park.
Walter tR. Taylor to Claudfus
PetitGirard, blot. Adamston.
y. M Wright to Iclaudius Petit
grard, / lot. .Adamston. #
zada ]. knight to ]. A. chittum,
20 acres. Union district.
Ernest W. Ross to P. X. Stout; |
lot, Bridgeport.
Nora L. Pigott ct al to Hugh
Baker, interest in lot, Wallace.
Omar w. swiger to Hugh Baker,
ne-haK of / lot, Wallace.
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IAIISij
Are Perfected for the State
Semi Centennial in June
at Wheeling.


scHARLESToN. Jan. rs - The
meeting of the sem!-centennial com.
mission with the wheeling Board 81
Trade committee was successful
with regard to an understanding be,
tween the two bodies, and the
Wheeling end of the celebration will
now go forward without any ccnaict.
There was an exceptionally large at.
tendance Of the members of the
commission, with the venerable and
enthusiastic chairman, the Hon.
Henry G. DAVIS, presiding.
Plans were outlined and work dis
trtbuted among the various commit
tees. and there is no doubt but whas
the celebration will be the creates;
the state has ever witnessed.
1t was developed during the
meeting that the interest in the eel.
ebration was growing throughout
the state, It was decided that the
prize for poem or song will be open
to state wide competition, and that
the terms, win shortly be announeed
through the press of the state.
The commission appointed COM
mittee on invitation and entertain
ment. consisting of the governor OF
the state, the mayor OF Wheeling
and Messrs. Henry g. Davis, Stuart
n Reed and Frank Up. Meats, to in
wife Pres:dent-elect WOODROW VIII
son to be present on June 90. the
states birthday, to be the orator OF
the day.
The members of the commission
present were Henry G. Davis. Stuart
F. Reed. B. w. Peterson, Amos
Bright, Edward Thornburg, John W.
Mason, Thomas e. Hodges, Hugh l.
shott and John E. Day.
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SEA COAST
Comedy Drama to Be Pre-
sented at Victoria by the
Pearl Stock Co.

Manager Webster, d the pearl
Stock Company. now playing at the
Victoria. makes the personal declar-
alton that. in offering Mss Pearl
Evans Lewis and associate players
; Ia the celebrated sea coast play,
THE Girl from out Yonder," In
which Adelaide Thurston starred al
high prices for several seasons, he Is
going to give local theater goers
what he cand:dly thinks viii prove
I the best play and prediction ever Of
fered here at popular prices.
When this company played this
realistic comedy drama in Erie, Pa,
I it packed, the theater for an entire
week and repeated the feat for a
half week at Parkersbdrg. Brief
space will not permit Of ample
synopsis of its scenes, which vacilli-
iate from tears to laughter, but a
more interesting story was never
spenped than that which tells OF
Flotsam. the girl from the light
housep part OF. The time CARRIED in the
"oil skinsq common to the seamen,
and her loyeable old dad, Amos
Barton, lighthouse tender, loving
child and parent, through sunshine
and shade.
& IA party of city people who. visit
Potato island introduce a dashing
city fellow to this child of nature
and he comes between the girl Eliot
sam and Joey Clark, a fisher lad;
and, when crossed IN love, Causes
Joey to proclaimed that fher father
once murdered man in a drunken
brawl on board a vessel bound for
stickney Reef. The old man has
himself suffered the delusion that he
committed the deed but after a
term I'm prison he returns home and
all ends we'll. \
One of the scenic features is the
Lighthouse sceae with Flotsam high
In the tower, directing 5the rays OF
flight upon the recedtng agure Of her
4 father. who is being taken ashore q
prisoner: 1
Miss Lewis is going to give SET
of furs to. the lady who writes the
elbest synopsis, or story. of this play
not exceeding 200 words, the contest
closing a week from tonight. This
should cause big crowds to be at.
tracted to witness "The Girl from
Out Yonder."
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ORGANIZES CLASS

Prof. Mott returned this morning
from Clarksburg, where he had been
for a short time. organizing a dancing
class The class Will meet every
Thursday evening in the ball room 4
the Waldo hotel and is composed OF
about forty couples of ClarksIburg's
most exclusive society folks who are
learning the one step, the tango and
the Boston dip. Prof. Mott already
has a large class at Sistersville and
viii go to Spencer Tuesday to organ
lie class of one hundred.-IParkers-
burg STATE Journal.
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SRIINST0N |

nza zs,ssaauassi
sgINNsToN. Jan. 25.-T. VI. Koou,
Eos clarksburg, was here secentiy vis-
iting friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ashby. Of
Fairmont, were visiting friends here
recently.
Lester shafferman visited friends
! at Fairmont recently,
Essie Barnes. Of Shinn's run. was
a visitor in town recently.
The Shakespeare Club met at the.
ihome of MES. Charles Lucas this
week, As the lesson they took up
one of shakespeare's comedies:
Those present were Miss Margaret
Lee, MRS. John Lucas. Mrs. W. l..
Booth. Miss Jane Roads, Miss Mer-
rift, Mrs. George Wiser, Mrs. Boel-
man, Miss Bonnie Swiger. Miss Rhea
Warden. Mrs. Guy Hardesty, Mrs, H.
c. Higginbotham, Miss Lynne Mon
roe, Miss Catherine Shinn. Mrs. C. p,
Hood, Miss Josephine Harmer, Miss
Dawn Smith and Mrs B. F. Taught.
The latter presided as president.
After the business session and study
of the lesson most elaborate refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
Mrs. Weightman, Of Bingamon was
visiting friends here recently.
Robert RICHTER, of shinn's run. is
very i'll of .lagFippe this week.
John Rice was a business visitor
at clarksburg recently.
Walter Barger, of Clarksburg, was
here recently looking after business
matters.
Reno Fleming, of the Big City Pro-
duction Company, promises to give
the public of shinnston production
Of the famous Sunny South Mr.
Fleming has picked out the best talent
in town for the production of his play
and 1t viii be well worth seeing. The
company has special scenery, COSTUME
ling and electrical effects. 1t will be
held in the shinnston opera house
January 81 and February i.
Every week the interest in the oil
wells is growing. The Moose we'll
came in dry in TIE fourth sand but
they are drilling in the fifth sand for
gas. E. L. watkins and M. W. Hall
stocked" company to drill on the
Fortney lot adjoining the Martin tract
and are pushing the work on the rig
as fast as possible. They expect to
begin drilling next week.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Meth
.odist Protestant qch )rch was enter
! tanned at the home of Mrs. R. R.
Hardesty Thursday afternoon from
u until 4:3e O'clock. The aid had
been fattening pig and when they
butchered it they found it contained
the sum of Sc. The unfortunate pig
proved to be small clay, bank in the
shape OF a pig! After the business
session was over delicious fefresh7
ments were served by the hostess
Grover johnson was visitor at
Clarksburg recently. = s
Edward Richardson, who is stu
dent at the West Virginia University,
was visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
F.. c. Richardson. of the West Side re-
Gently
Claude Randall was a visitor at
Clarksburg recently.
Mrs. Isaac, Ice, of odells Knob,
died at her home about 8 o'clock
Thursday. Mrs, Ice had been quite
i'll for some time. Her son, Herschel
Ice, who is teaching school at Rich
wood, was called Thursday. He ar
rived here a few hours before his
mothers death. The funeral ser
vices will take place at the home
Mrs. j. D. MCGEE was shopping at
clarksburg recently.
The members of,the shinnston Club
gave. a dance this week.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-01-25
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CCoptinued1E from 4 Das 8, one. i

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but it was pointed out that this was
not case Of creating post and find
ing a man for 1t, but rather of a
sphere of activities being suggested
by the personal qualities of a certain
man.
Unpfeasantness is also cropping up
again along the London docks over
the slowness with which it is alleged
the port of London authority is re-
Installing those men who went on
strike last year. Men were brought
from the outside to fill their places,
and although the docks are as busy
as ever work cannot be found at all.
The result is that many of the old
men have found themselves without
employment during the winter, and
the distress in the dock districts has
been more serious than ever before.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-01-25

Mrs. ]. ]. Devine went to Weston
Friday evening, where she will visit
several days. -
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-12-11
Barrymore.

The spelling match was a grand
success. Everybody got spelled
down, then a literary society was
organized. Mr.. Walburn was elect
ed president; VIM. White, vice
president and Miss Mauldin, secre-
tary. The next meeting was called
for Saturday eve., Dec. 20. Come
out and have good time with US.
Mesdames J. S. Major and B. B.
McCamment entertained the ladies
Of the Priscilla club last Thursday
at the home Of the former. At the
close OF the session a Mexican lunch
consisting Of chill concarne, frijoles
and coffee were served. A very en-
joyable afternoon was reported.
Have you glimpsed the new depot
at Barrymore?
Two cars Of hay and two Of spuds
left Barrymore for the East, Tues
day.
There is to be a play staged at
barrymore hall, Saturday night,
Dec. 13,by Miss Mauldin and other
local talent. Admission, adults, II
and over, 25c. Under -, 15c.
Proceeds will go toward the estab-
lishment of library in our school
Everybody come.
Did you know that Barrymore is
to have newspaper? Just watch
us grow, will you?
Mr.. Watson's have moved back
into our neighborhood from Twin
Falls and are located on Mr.. H
Scherer's ranch. Glad to see YOU
back folks. It's very hard to leave
Johnathan valley for good aftel
you've lived here awhile.
Z. Witt made a business trip Il
Gooding last week.
Next Wednesday eve, Dec. II
there is to be a lecture on India il
Transition" Over 100 stereopti
con slides will be used. Admission
free. A free will offering will b,
taken to defray expenses.
Wea are much impressed to not,
the poetic outburst Of the Arcadi,
Valley correspondent. Hope it,,
not contagious. If it is, we al
might catch it,
II we
don't
watch out. ,