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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-22
Classified Advertisements
Three Insertions for IS Cents
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FOR sALE-GeneraI store; VIM I'M
voice about $500 or more VIII
sell at wholesale price. For any
further Information, call ut eos
Buckhannon Ave. Broad Oaks.
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FOR Surrey, harness and
horse. Horse very gentle. City broke.
CaIlat 442 West Pike Street. Mrs.
Fanny Seeley.
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DRES SHAKING

WANTED Dressmaking. Call at 1870
Park avenue. or call Bell phone
S27-J.
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FOR SALE-A bunch of carpenter
tools; good condition; cost $50
will sell for $S5 to quick purchaser.
H. ]. Weaver, No. 10 New Hill,
Adamston, W. Va.
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. use of bath
and phone. Apply at 1l3 West
Poplar street. Bell phone 533-R.
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FOR RENT nicely furnished rooms
for light housekeeping, to parties
without children, use Of bath Apply
at 3l3 Clark street
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FOR SALE-At.a bargain, II sold at
once 2 vacant lots 4ox102 feet, sit
uated on West side of South 7th
street. near Hornor avenue. Call
Bell phone 496-R or address Mrs. L
M.gpavis 522 Seventh street.
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Feguf2T ca t4N
eoumc3 u North View Aed .Apsnst
isth. 1919, at 7Ss0 O'Clock >. N, the
folioEs orafnancs was adopeed:
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FOR RENT
room apt. Mccarty Bldg, $500.
room house, Kelley Hill, $500
C. c. McCarty, McCarty Building.
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FARM FOR SALE-Now is the time
to look while the crops are grow
ing. have some choice bargains
in Meigs and Athens counties. Ohio.
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FOR RENT-One 5-roCm cOttagc,
garden, gas. spring water in house.
! Rents for $13 month in advance;
one 4-room cottage, garden, gas,
good well water. Rents for $1,000
a month in advance. Both in Alta
Vista. Inquire of w. L. Reyes cor
. ner Third and Hickman streets.
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FOR RENT-New seven room house
and cellar. Seventh street, Colonial
Heights. Keys at 357 Lee street.
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AOR RENT-LOdge room, WIN ace0nl-
modate 100 people. Centrally Io-
Sated. Bell phone AR, postohice Box
3a1.
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FOR SALE-Ons travelling man's
BIickensderfer Typewriter complete
with solid leather case. This type
writer is nearly new and Is in first
class condition, writes type or hand
writing, very light, convenient and
neat, owner has no use for same.
Price complete $500 cost fifty dol
lars. Address Lock Box 1875, Clarks-
burg, w. Va, or phone Bell 994.
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FOR RENT-Water rent paid, the
following seven room houses with
all modern Improvements; 102 w.
Poplar street. $25; 209 E. Poplar
street, $24; 217 Park avenue. SIS.
Haze Morgan, Union Bank Bldg.
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FOR SALE-Don't delay owning a
home on account of lack OF money.
We will sell you one for S4.OO
week. See ID. w. Jacobs, room 81,
over Parsons souders Co.
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FOR SALE-A milk wagon, cheap If
sold at once. Can be seen at Davis
Transfer and Feed Barn
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SMALL FREIGHT ELEVATOR FOR
SALE; good as new; price reason
able. Inquire of Manager, Tele-
gram Office.
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FOR RENT-BOardfng house, Il
rooms. good location, good trade,
steadily increasing. Address "A
d. b." care Telegram Office.
FOR RENT-Furnishe rooms for
gentlemen. inquire at go Mulberry
street.
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Three Insertions {
ZOE REITT

BToRE ROOM FOR RENT
corner Fifth and Main
streets, 23x12o feet. G. @.
MCCarty. McCarty Bldg.
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FOR RENT-Olfices and apartments.
new Latstetter building. opposite
postoflce; a fre-proof, modern
structure. Apply at Room In
building from 10 to IL a. m. and 2
to p. m. or call Bell phone 24o-L.
Consolidated phone 5G3-L
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FOR RENT Single or connecting
rooms, suitable for light housekeep-
ing, or bachelor apartments. The
Parsons-Souders Co.
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FOR RENT4 and room apart
ments, centrally located, modern in
every particular, all tenants in
apartments AL. Apply to II. ]
White, McCarty Building or call
Bell phone 10S. Home 1873.
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Ee,psey.bsker Beat
At Raiea 7eseorro,p

A big crowd Of local fight fans
ate going to Ka'on tomorrow to
witnc.s the tca.ruund bout between
frankie k'pwscr. the lighting black
smith of RI Pa.o AMI toward Baker
Of l.oulticr and this contest Will lie
osc ot the bes, ever seen IN tue
southwest. Both boys arci fine
trim torths hattie. BetltnG IL even
aui bolh boys have . hoet " admir-
era. Benny Chavez viii meet willie
Lewis, . clever feather weight. In q
eis. round exhibition. butch ONcii
cf this city mas bcen sclected to act
a. referee.
The Trinidad fans will go tctsor-
row st, srnoon and return tomorrow
u,sht. The bout starts st I oc'osk
IN the aftcrnoon. Fowser has been
vinrius jaurels ever since lie bat.
tied with Kid Bruce here aud Baker
IL q top notcher In his class and II
reckoned - ne of the tastes boxers
iuthe country.
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The soldier. found at the tent
eolouy tho iai,0r eOnimitisS ihst -
her. io Investigate the report OF
the alleged OntrnHsx committed by
the miiiliA. The memLcrs Of the
e0u,niti-- We're disroncerted over
tue action Of the militis. In SIR
ruuadinx- III. tents with sOidiers \
large inashius xun Mas placed wherc
IL could Le pressed into service
siiOuiI II lee nscs~sary.
The result of the search today ia-
dicAies that the strikers of the i.ad.
Low tent colony have i'reu secretly
a.nias themselves More snhs
we're found than We're seized durins
the search made weeks ago when
the militia first entered the field.
TIL. presence of the iarge quantity
Of dyaan,iie indies,ss that the strik-
.rs kept the explosive handy. proo-
ably for purposes of destruction.
Al fir-srns ssa ammunition We're
iskes " the militia. aud the srarvh
eoniiau~d al aftrrsoos.
Dusisx the time that The s-AEsh
~ss s~iax nsaLc ihS-w ssrn sought ~
break through the guard line. AMI
Be-, away. They were pr~S~n'si frosu
doiss - and ~~se arrested.
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our sTahdiath-Ts ,iid noI sIN- az
s.. .lrh for ,hs prisii-r. OF spend
ias Nr~ Years Eve ia sso-d-d F-s-
Iaurants. says Ih- rhiiai-Iphia i'ib.
Tic i.aLss~ Neither dii they. al ia.
stroke "i ,~-is-. 81, on csps "i sol
or-d paper rims .a~ b''iis. aud ,hro~
confetti Ut Strangers, W, s-, Nho
ridi.li- their traditions ani suI-rr-
s;itions, ssH find. IL s-rns. nu m1r-
sa,isfs.,ofy wpy la which a. spend
the Oid S-aT and N-isam- 'h- Ne..
Perhaps 49, taisht pn.ii,asiy fol-
io~ their -sBmPi~, Certainly theft
-ay og esi,lar toE the N-~ YEAR d,
,,onn.'. og ., the hotn- ng 'h"lr lri-n,s..
sth sam-s Snd soass AMI 'i.ia.s,ie
cheer. vss i-ss -st.~nsis- Than .u'
usy. NizS II is = matter G.F r.sE-s
that Tie pi.asaa, customs oI i.syihs
N.~ Years salIs Hsa at sisin New
Years presents has disappeared, All
the ritual .i ,h- dsy is s.b-. -,eu
the n-ssi.pS brings .nly .,rsAi.
sai-n,'aF nuN aasys. ins,-sa nj the
elaborate Por,ie addr-ss shieh -
y-ags spa- by sd forth ssis siaisa. .n
she -.Fi.s generosity. Nni Ncp
Years resolutions -sisi chiefly In The
Imagination .s hunOs"u. writer's
Nos. u !. true that the apssfrsi-
~ harmless customs al paying .aiis
ssd giving p,-s-n,s on N-~ Years
bay ~-r~ NO, svsAs,i-s, -iih favor By
all critics os morals aad manners.
t.ss:y in the .ishi-snsb .-aiWr.
Xy =. lhnaksn. ~ A.;sti1fnis-s ~ Sss.
P.ru HAL chsrei .f Al faiass.. 10
S-~ cs.ii. ue1n Tyne" ~rosr "Ns.
iirssie. vuisaF~s. .r The Nnssau,.
ti-s ~: the Gsraon People. giving
an Account u their Op,alons and
C-s-aoai-s. -i,h rrel.-s E.'l-y'isss
lpca each at th-m. sh-~ins which
tsAy u, E-,sinv.i asd which .uzht to
- Laid N.ii- ,nd he tel, that he
u.nsi .- V-ry caF-f,,i iud--d -i'h his
discussion c,v N-W Years calls aui
sits. lie approved ~ them. in mol.
-raii.n. su, he wanted {. b. "H the
safe side.
~. the yuisaE Az. always t-fy
'aE-iui ~ i:nd ths OLD YEAR veil.
L- wros-. , -pin,inx his satire by
means g. Italics, ''so they are also
careful Of beginning we'll the NEW
ONE \. the, End 'b- f"rn-T with
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CARDUl WORKED.
LIKE A CHARM
Ahes opesslIoa ta1od y "a
Ce6 Vleeked uke . 0oen

Jeasovir1A Q. CT suasrsA via
Vs0Aaly tsestls.- vr1tss NrA. J. =
xeols1sk n . lsttef ffsa this DaasA
"aaA q tinsA I esull ~ hsaf - staae
- ~ fsse TAs dsctes sai1 I WosA
nssse - aay bsstsr. asA tAat wesl1
have y have a s1sraliea. o. I v0o1A
AAvo . eaAesf. t-.
wat - ~ Asseatal. anl NJ oSer
~ % ~. bat I * - bettsr. Ths1
~ nellciAss would - - - ~.
~ lheuaAt I weull Aavo v 6ie.
~ ~ I tried CaSAul. aad began -
iaDssvs, - ! ceatisse1 ssias II. Rev.
I In vel. asA can - ~ own WORK
I 1ea't feel any palns. -a
Cdrdul worked like . eharu.s
TAsrs must b mefk Ia this pareay
vegetable. tanic rsas1y. Ter weose-
cardui-fss Il hes heen u suocessfua
~ fef mere tAaa 20 ysars. for ~
trsataeas q weoAaaly WeAkneeo 90
disease. lr .l ".
fssAss W H. ssf ysaf tsesSlss.
Htts ,. tsssss' Aeseo.y -. ale,
Qnos Ms1ksas Co. ChsttASaeee. 1seMl. 49,!
NaltuseftSas. sal eA-eAo4 eeuA. No. neoeneel
6Vsooo." seet = 1aAls treeoa. - seSsese
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v. FEDERATION CALLS
ON the PRESIDENT

sc..ss..-1 ~. s... g.,
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AND
'fRiSco AGREE

-. tAsais. Mo. ih~r, ii--ths
sun,prasnis~ bS Shirh = strike al
,-i-xss asher. ou thH ~. i.ouls ash
.&an rraa.iss. rsiir'sah I. ss~ss-'.
Nss sisn-ss iosis, hs the srss,srss
sss b, in~ representatives "f 'nr
Or.i-s "f hallway T~lesssts-ss to-
Ca .h.stis i,~fos~ nuos. The asse~'
sneat ts effective iadeiiait~is, "as
MIA, i.~ i-Smssai-d by -.sn~s tssty
.a ihirs, days auAsr-.
Tho s.s ns~mt~fs "f The ofd-s
y h. ~-r- sassg'ead~a usi' i'~ sakre
bark ~,shaas aisrriasaaiioh a. IL.
a. p,ss.. sos sh~a arr fousd. TAs
.,s,.m9sl !. u.sxs~ on the nsshorssy
of'W- 4. SsSoe. receiver sad eh,~s
ot.-sstiss osis-~r.
|. u, d~s-iss,-a today thai aa- of 's-
rhi-s points a, sssur n-ise-a sae
grievance eosamisscv sai Tho rresN'
ss. "a. saai nf psussosion I" ID. To-
sision of station Ax.a;, THIS i-p's,
tisaiiy ~as s-iii~'i.
.aOshsr l-pls,s s-ssiisd is the Assce.
neat .isnrd s0isy follow.
Wsss> taeress~i 6 PSF s~si.
WosAiaS ho.ss At slAitssos ~hrsr
csi, os- mss i. -mpiorrd s-sss'e-s'
TO lsA hoasp das.
| Oh-sssnss. II relay sssiioss to .'
ai,a~-a fos1 m,ss,s- fee "sssh. Ia.
stead ot tvs ~ ~'ss'es.
0,~rs,s~ 70 '- psia At 's- rats
os q. vvsss ho'r. ssss~sd "f %
.v,ls ..
Tes~srashss~ at stations ~h-ss
pa- Il -n,sio,rs,. relieved trus' she
~pek OF s~rubblas flour. hut mus
kc-p ssalioes cicsa.
rhs matter Of hssdl'as w's'i ''
sui from t,o.sottis-s 10 be- 'n.-s'''
gated.
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New Years Customs of
Today and Yesterday

I u hearty Computation. so they begin
I the Latter with the s-udiax at Pres
-nis, which ATE termed New Years
Gifts q. their fEi-a.is aud !\.auaia.
tsns.ss TA. Original of 10th which
c1siouis IL saI.-niiiious and sinful;
AuL ~s. observed that the succeed
ins Year misht b- prosperous aha
successful.
An Eishiseath csatsSy "Spag
iir calls many written. Ia witness
the Antiquity of th~.~ customs. anss.
ias from iiishop s,iiiinxfi--s. Claus
" wss,aius. sSh-if-r. ''snorso siasis,-
sa.. srL the I~~i Naes-os gus.
Then h- ~fit-.s ''Nnd y. .i"ub,.
,sa.- Christians ~-r- highly worthy
.f C-ssa,r. sho imssisri 80 the
itssih~a. did. tha, sb- .rss,iins "f a
rf~~rnt thrs sss in saS uss ia.ks.
ard aa um-. at the su.r~-. al the
follow ins Year. f"s lh:. ~ss the
YER, Thiaa ,hs, rssd~ s~sersi Nsi,
M-s. ssd son- .-srssi C-iu.ils,
iak- nosi.r d. and forbid aay such
t'uslstas L~.a,tsa. lh- Ol-e~ss aasr of
u. nut .f an, .u.h Design aud View.
ga. ss,p-s.iiiious and sinfai. W. are
saii. In = place Ut ~. Austin. the
Observation at the Csi~nds NJ Jssu.
aTy is forbid. the soaes which ~-se
~.ai u ~ .aax os that nay. the
p.>,.s,nx.. ami sar pFrs~sss which
v~t- th-s .~u, ss rok~e asa 00es
Ut ssosi Year Tat 10 sssd . prv--
~as ~ that Timv. oa!.(of tAss~~M. os
drsss,aas. -ss chsebts. ,lsesa shsss
esstia.
''Ou the .osirsey.. IL il pssts~.
worthy. For the assisas rssn~rs I'D
,e;,-:s-ssiy iss-lsh asssssi sh~ ".
s~rs alioa. at sh- Cs'-s.is of jsaaass /:
yet IL vse a., s,-csa.e Of lhoe~ l'se..
-nt. sad Tak-as us asitaat aH-~tioa
ssd t.,v that passrd hsst b~sausc
the tAey itself ~ss d-dssslrd to Idols.
and i~vsus~ Of some pse.'hsa~ Wit~s
and Ccsvmoai~- they observed !" spl-
-mntsins u
Happy New Year ''Heaiheaish.
1T then I s.sd New Years csu
ip my fricad. il shall bV tokra III
my fricad.hip: u To my tS~ssfAcsor.
a tok-a %. NY Gratitude. u To the
t'nor (which al this tine uau.i never
s,- forso,, 4, shall b- to ssskr ih~'>
Heart. sing for JOY. sad Eis~ Prusss
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(loU4lE IleVS N
s1lKEE' CAMP
scssssssss 61.o eass ~

Aboat the sAm- lim~ ihsi the
ssuusiss sno& piser ~ the .otoay =
.esSes ot shuts ~ss hoard sOslh ~
The es,,os, asd upoa ssrsss sosiIs. 4
tiessssi chAaD eeoasva details al
cassis, fruas i.satos. ncr~isd.
HAssssx~ ssd Asniiss Ia sro.ss sse
souslf, ssd ssr~ssais the ssus~ of
the .hoosisx. shortly Afterwards
JOAN H. ia~sns al the 4. ~ ".
called W. G.s~ssi chss~ sad ,aas,r.
c.i ~hss The shoo,iss ~s. about.
The cavalry aetsiis could learn
seshiax about tho m, ,sscsious nr,1s.
II ~s. st'oas dusk that CAPTAIN
t.iaa-f-ii. in command ot . sassii de-
tail ttum II.r~iad ssm- uI,en l~o
nsoualcd se~a 80 a ridge t'-t~rva
itsssiap aad lsrlAsus. i.tndcf~ii
shautss, lo tho asSa 10 halt. hut they
did not maailrss aa'rs,icaer so the
ruUmsad. A shos was ftt-d to On.
fusv~ rssssspltsa.~ with the ruusu'saa
sad the s~o nouni-d ns-a t-turw-,i
the tir- snd sssmpvsvd off In the
asrLa-.s sad ~sec sooa lost 'o ".
sion. 4 further search proved na-
availiaz. The trail ot the hurs~mce
Ma. piaieis visible In the ssu~ AMI
the search "a. coatiaurd to-day. Who
tho mounted mes ~crr and what
they ~~rr doins scouting about al
that time I. question uuso's-''.
Louis Tikus. brlscv known =.
Louie. the Urerk.'' alleged leader
or tho strikers Al Ludlow. Vas ar
rested yc.tcr,isy snd taken I" the
miliiary Ruhrdhossse ~ LUDLOW. r..
ku. waa held for connection with
the injury of Cosposai Cathi'crtson
os Company y. which occmrrcd wien
hc ran into barb wirr stretched
arrues the ruad In front ~ the sirik.
err camp. Tikus was later rc,casc'i
An autosssobllc hcarinx suctalSer.
Of the medical cori~ on the way Il
| the colbuy hal h~cosuc stalled IN
the .now not Tar from tho tent c",.
ony and = detail of troops had ''ccs
sent out with n,uics to puii the ms.
chin. out. tsringis8 the machine
| In Corporal Cuthberlua, Who was
| ridinx ahead, stumbled upon tbs
stretched wire. His horse fel, ant
threw him and the animal rolled
over on the soidicrs causing the col
di.r painful ,nidr,c.. Tikus IL raid
10 have been close by aud witnessed
the accident and when questioned
| acted in q suspicious manner.
Tikus was for some little time
held . military prisoner In Trinidad
by order OF the military commission
and relcased.
Charles snyder and Mike ZuZt
were taken into custody by the mill
tary authorities yesterday and are
belng held In the county jail in con.
nection with the ease OF Pat Anaya,
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Sssps Nassy DiseAarse. cIsas Stnif.
q 1saA. usals lnila1sd Air
Passages aad Yes Dsrathe ysssly.
Fry '-E1y's Cream hains "
G-s = small hottie an, cay. lust tn
Try il n-srriT y iii,i- In 'hr sos'riis
ssd INSTANTLY soar sinsssd nas~ asd
sinpi~d-ur air pAs.As~~ ut tho head
~iii op~s: sou ~iii breathe freely;
dsiin-s. and h-Aasch- disappear. iir
morniax ik~ saisrrh. s"lS.is.h~sd os
catarrhal sar- thrpa, vii be soa..
End such mss~fy now. Get sh.
snail Lsssi- at xiv. cs~sn iiaim''
as ssy drug sioee. This sS-~s. frs.
sssnt issim dissuises b, The heat af
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-31
M ONE MINUTE! CLOSED NoS1RlS
oPfN--coUs AND cA1ARRA VANISH

the nn-irii.: p~n-sfs,-s and heals III.
infla's~si. swollen s.-,asran- ~hich
lis~s the na.c. head and throat clear.
the air passages: stops nasty dis
.hsrx-. snd u feeling of si-arsins.
.n.,,hins relief esn-. Immediately.
boat iAr saakr sosishs stsussi.
inx leg breath. with head stuffed;
nsssirii. sia~-a. ass1.Ss aud blowing
G'alArrh .r = reia with iss running
na.~. foul ats..a. dropping ih's ih-
throat. ani raw dfynrss IL distress
Ing bat Ifliy needless.
Put S"ur faith just onr--iu
~.is'. rr~s. nai.n" ard your col.
ar saiAfrh viii sur-iY disappear.
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in vhi',, hah~ss r.fpis proceedings -
have s--a instituted by N''"rns, ,.
~. clark.
s-n~fsi chase ahso'i.r-s last
nirhs that the miiiisfy commission
OF the asii,tasy district al coiofsa"
ssoia s~roa,enc IN thi. .i's neat
Nsadss for the ias-.sisa'i"u of oia-
-r ssrike rs.-.. Judge Aavorats Ma.
j.r T. !. isosskbioa -sii return h---
ssd dirvsS the ~NAminsi,uns.
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DYNAMITE AND RIFLES
Z foUNO At LUDLOW

.C.sss.sss sssc ~. g.,
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-31

Washingtnn. Dec. Consrcs-
sionaI investigation uf the Caiumc;
cort,rr strike troubles will he pro.
Is~c,i when congress rcron,cnr- by
senator Ashurst of Arizona. lie said
today he was preparing = resolution
so direct tn. senate committee "n
education aud labor TO undertake the
inquiry.
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firss. s.Heetins No nsse.


IN scotland the ,oTcmoay Vf first
footing has almost entirely died
ouut. bat in. rome of the rcn0tCr
parts of that country i, is s,tesrant-
" remembered. ~ the approach Of
4: on New Years Eve. a hot pint"
Wa PREPARED. This was a kettle Ot
warm spiccd ar .~r-tcnci ale. with
y liberal infusion of spiriis. When
the ciork struck. every member al!
the family drank to the new year.
Then the c,slets NJ the family
wcat out into The street. carrying the
kettle Of spIccd ale aad = supply OF
buns. CAKES. tread. and chccse. When
they met = psrty Of friends similar
" engaged. they stopped TO exchange
greetings sad sips Of ale. They wrns
to the houses Of their neiehborr. seat
the kettle from friend to friend. suu
spent the hours before dawn in .pc'a.
biiiiy and good cheer. n they were
the fIrpt to enter = house after I: o.
clock they were the ''first-foot' aud
received especial favor.
In Easlsrd. the first footing par.
tirs were made VI seserally Of tho
poor boys OF the Village. who carried
q "wassaii.bowl' decorated with rib
hons. and received In return for she,r
rroffered driNks and good wishes,
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-31
w1lz cos1a6vE,sY ovER.

Hps1bxtteId. \. ~ -''-""
rs;iou ~ maay n tho sss~srsph Va
sssuu,-nl rcsuo,cd by the IT. Louis
and Han truns,seo rs,'ss'sd. ~hss
,sicpsotc s-rvi,r ~ss iasisilCsi In
anticipation of a strike Of ihct cis-
Rrsphcrs csnpIo,C,l On shc system.
was started today a. result of eh-
srSileascat reached In ~. Louis ycs.
scr,isy by representatives, ot '"-
.ss,cSrsphcr's unioa aud the tr~eis-
ses ~ he railroad. ksilruad "tft'
cjsl. ssid hereafter the movements
ct trains wovid he regulated Part'S
b, Telephone and rartiy Is, tc'c-
giaph.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-31

hs .sIlis9 'fs~" in a crowded hall is
iusaI representatives "f
the w-esrra Federation "f Mi.~Ts
ds, it-,I aot ta pf,,.sucr ~i;a~~.~. f's
that purpo~~ before the ..soarrs in
gurst to-day. Nsa r->ui' "aIS odd.
asd -aJ. nf i-.tiaiony ~.r- heard
aaa il vas expected that the Jury
woald b~xia its deliberations late
to-day. Half Jotsra persons aps
p~sr-.i a, the hearing hut H.n- of
tho ~i,ar>e~. va. in y i's-i,ioa 4" sr-
tho doorway. notice., the -ntranc~ .i
am man ~~arsn: a huts"n Of ih-
Ciiis-a,' Alliance ana several did -
rxUs hear the first alarm.
John An. said he was in the ii,k.
ct office explaining 10 children the
melho-i- h, which they might get
estls. and hcati "a" cry OF fire"
Tho rru.-cutias a,toruc, pointed
out to The jury that this fact vas inn
-.srtsns brvau.~ a woman swor- yes.
tCssiay that sic had heard the alarm
white shs was in an adjoining r-.
frcahmcnt rom aud that she had run
through the ticket office to the hall
proper Aho said the children we're,
making too much noise for him to
hear aay -sclccs in the hall.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-30

wholesale firm of w. ]. Guam & Co.,
Chicago, majority member State
Board of Railroad and Warehouse
Commission, to be named member of
new public utilities board Jan. 1.
New York.-Serious fire in Old
Ship district on lower East Side.
Pine Bluff, Ark.-Yeggs blew safe
of bank of Gillette. Escaped with
$4,000.
Washington.-sec'y Of Interior
Lane recommends legislation giving
government control of radium de-
velopments. ....
New York.-Jury has not returned
verdict in Schmidt case. Feared dis
agreement.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-30

and sons closer together. Asks ma
ton to aid.
San francisco, caI.-Suspect held
for murder of Police Captain Byrne
of Cleveland, released.
St. Paul, Minn.-Pres. J. G. Hib-
ben, successor to Woodrow Wilson as
president of Princeton, declares men
of wealth have little influence upon
faculties of American universities.
Quincy, IlI.-James FogeI, MaIym-
"a, Mo-, cattle dealer, lost in snow
storm, found frozen to death.
Springfield, lII.-Att'y Gen. P. ].
Lucey refused to mix in Ella Flagg
Young controversy. Requests Atty
Ofyfe see states atty Cook county.
Green Bay, Wis.-August Byer's
4-year-old daughter burned to death.
Matches.
Menominee, Naturalization Ber-
sin, II, dropped loaded shotgun. Dis
charged. Killed.
Shanghai.-ReVoIt against Yuan
part of China. Officers shot
ChestertoWn, Md.-lf grand jury
shows clemency to Norman Mabel
and James PARKWAY, negroes, self
confessed murderers of James Cole
man, farmer, neighbors of Coleman
threaten to lynch.
StockhoIm.-Dowager Queen So
phie, II, Sweden, dead. Infiamma-
ton of lungs. Was widow of late
King Oscar II.
Washington.-7 men cIinging to
rigging of British schooner Cheslie,
which is waterlogged about ESQ miles
off Pensacola, Fla.
Washington.-Sec'y of Treasury
McAdoo recovering from attack of
grippe.
Pass Christian, Miss.-Mrs. Wilson
to view landscapes painted by Prof.
VIM. Woodward, head master Art
Dept. Tulane University.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-30
WANTED-A sUPERMAN

Berlin, Dec. 30.-f there is an
American millionaire with the beauty
of an Apollo, the intellect of a So
crates, the strength of Samson or
Jim Jeffries, the energy of Roose-
welt and other necessary physical
constitutional requirements" who
wants to help improve the race by
becoming one of the founders of a
new Garden of Eden, the ''Mittgart
Bund" of Germany is looking for
such a man. He can become one of
the first Adams" in the new Eden
and have 10 or more Ewes at
a time, in trial marriage lasting
from three months to one year, for
the purpose of rearing a race of chill
dren unsurpassed for beauty,
strength, intellect and wisdom.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-30

New GoVerness-NoW, Tommy, sit
I'D and tell me what are weights and
measures. Tommy-Please, Miss
Jones, waits are people who come
bowling outside at Christmas-time,
and measures are what papa says he
Will take to stop 'em.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-30
SOCIALISTS TO NOMINATE

The Socialists of the 18th and goth
wards will hold caucus meeting to-
night at the lecture hall, Hull House,
for the purpose of nominating alder
manic candidates.