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Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-04
LIMERICK CONTEST

PRIZES handsome books for best completed limerick
submitted by Los Angeles writer and for best completed linn
erick sent in by writer from outside the city limits.
Fill line, making rhyme with the first and have
the meter.
Papers this must be signed with and address
and of school and grade.
All contributions for this contest must be addressed AUNT
LAURIE, Herald Junior, The Herald Los Angeles
Sweet May had the happiest dream
Of candy and cakes and ice cream,
And she ate them SO fast,
Then she walked up last
This limerick be completed and received this office
received this office not later than July g. for publication July l8
There young girl of Eau Claire
Whose head hadn't plenty of hair,
So she store,
Where she bought tons
This limerick be completed and received this office
later than Thursday July IS, for publication July Is
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-04

On the glorious Fourth OF July
Flags will wave, rocketsrblaze in the sky,
And from dawn until night
Every boy will delight
To watch the rockets that go so high.
ADRIENNE DEs MOVERS,
1851 S. Flower street; age II years; hftf
grade
On the glorious Fourth or July
Flags will wave, rockets blaze in the sky,
And from dawn until night
Every boy win delight
In seeing others gaze in the sky
JOSEPHINE DES MOVERS,
1861 S. Flower; ST. Mary's academy age
IA.
on the glorious Fourth Of July
Flags will wave. rockets blaze in the sky
And from dawn until night
Every boy will delight
VIRGIL TEwE
1874 s. Avenue 10; 18th street school;
years old; grade 2.
on the glorious Fourth Of July
Flags will wave. rockets blaze in the sky,
And from dawn until night
Every boy win delight
!" A'"DS ~ HELEN BRYANT.
Grade 6; age - years; Watts.
On the glorious Fourth Of July
Flags viii wave, rockets blaze in the sky,
And from dawn until night
Every boy will delight
In making the happy hours fly
BENJAMIN SMALL,
Grade 6, Santa Paula.
on the glorious Fourth of July
Flags win wave, rockets blaze in the sky,
And from dawn until night
Every boy will delight
In burning dads money, oh, my!
DORRIS CONDOR,
Age 8; Main street school.
On the glorious Fourth of July
Flags will wave, rockets blaze in the sky
And from dawn until night
Every boy will delight
And the sparks from his fireworks will fly
GERTRUDE ANDREWS,
Burnett school, grade A4i IL years old.
On the glorious Fourth of July
Flags will wave rockets blaze in the sky,
And from dawn until night
Every boy will delight
In shooting fireworks and throwing them 50
high. ARTHUR MOBILES,
sSth street school, grade AT; age 1s; s2'
E. 9th street.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-04

On the glorious Fourth of July
Flags viii wave, rockets blaze in the sky,
And from dawn until night
Every boy will delight
To see the rockets fly high.
HARRY WEARNE,
Seventh grade. sawtelle.
on the glorious Fourth of July
Flags will wave, rockets blaze In the sky
And from dawn until night
Every boy will delight
In the celebration that will never die.
KITTY CARLSON,
s2f E. Fifty-fourth street; AS grade
Hooper avenue school
on the glorious Fourth of July
Flags win wave, rockets blaze in the sky,
And from dawn until night
Every boy viii delight
With the fireworks which all around him
ny. ERNA P. MARKS,
Age 5, grade 3. Mill street school. sar
Bernardino, Cal.
on the glorious Fourth Of July
Flags VIII wave, rockets blaze in the sky
And from dawn until night
Every boy viii delight
And will try not to put out an eye,
HAZEL WHITE,
$50 South Pine street, Santa Monica; age
II; grade A5.
on the glorious Fourth Of July
Flags will wave, rockets blaze in the sky,
And from dawn until night
Every boy will delight
In the Fourth and to stop I'd not try.
ELIZABETH AGNES,
123 Catalina avenue, Pasadena.
on the glorious Fourth of July
Flags will wave, rockets blaze~in the sky
And from dawn until night
Every boy will delight
In throwing the irecrackers high.
IRENE MCKINLEY,
Seventh grade, sawtelle.
on the glorious Fourth of July
Flags will wave, rockets blaze in the sky,
And from dawn until night
Every boy will delight
In watching fireworks close by.
MARJORIE SHORT,
Seventh grade, Sawtelle.
on the glorious Fourth of July
Flags will wave, rockets blaze in the sky,
And from dawn until night
Every boy will delight
In shooting all his mother can buy.
ETHEL BARNHART
IL years old; B7 grade; Alpine school; Sit
Sunset boulevard.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-04
Herald Juniors Prove to Be Poets i'm Limerick Contest
(Flrst Prlzel

+ On the glorious Fourth of July !
= Flags will wave, rockets blaze, in !
+ the sky;
+ And from dawn till night
+ Every boy will delight
+ To shoot flrecrackers off way up j
y high.
+ MAI e DUNLAP. +
+ Box "a, Beaumont; Beaumont +
J. school, grade g.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-04
first Prize)

+ O.. the glorious Fourth of July +
\ Flags will wave, rockets blaze, in \
J. the sky; +
J. And from dawn till night i
4 Every boy will delight X
!. To court lockjaw, from which he i
\ may die. \
i HILDRETH KOTSCH. y
!. 933 Everett street; Temple street \
j. school, grade A6; age II.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-04
(HonorabIe Mention)

!. On the glorious Fourth of July !
! Flags will wave, rockets blaze, i'm I
! the sky; \
! And from dawn till night =
: Every boy will delight \
! In the fireworks his father will buy. j
! DOROTHY HARRIS. i
\ 444 West Forty-l.. st place; West !
\ Vernon avenue school, seventh \
! grade; age 12 =
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-04
Honorable Mentionl

j. On the glorious Fourth of July !.
i Flags will wave, rockets blaze, in \
+ the sky; i
4. And from dawn till night \
4 Every boy will delight +
I. And will make all the little girls i
\ cry y
!. PAULINE JENKS. +
! Sawtelle; age 6. 4
!. !. i = +t i = + T. + j. i !. \ + ! + j.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-04
(t4onorabIe Mention)

!. On the glorious Fourth of July !
!. Flags will wave rockets blaze, in =
!. the sky; y
J. And from dawn till night =
I. Every boy will delight =
! Till hrecracker lands in his eye. =
:. MARION ROGERS. !
! 1895 American avenue, Long =
+ Beach, Pine street school, grade :
i AT; age IL. y
i !. i !. !. i \ !. !. + !. ! I. ! !. l. !
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-04
Honorable Mention)

!. On he glorious Fourth of July 4
!. Flags will wave, rockets blaze in !
\ = the sky; =
! And from dawn till night \
:. Every boy will delight \
;. To see firecrackers flare up so high. :
4 RUTH JACOBSON. \
i IT'S Central avenue; Ninth street =
i school, grade.AS; age 13. !
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-04

On the glorious Fourth of July
Flags will wave, rockets blaze in the sky,
And from dawn until night
Every boy will delight
In seeing the rockets go up SO nigh;
FRANK HOWELL,
ass Third street.
On the glorious Fourth Of July
Flags will wave rockets blaze in the sky,
And from dawn until night
Every boy will delight
VIII try his land to glorify.
MARTIN E. POLLARD,
3O8l MINI street; age 18; Gates street
school, grade Be
On the glorious Fourih Of July
Flags will wave rockets blaze in the SKY,
And from dawn until night
Every boy will delight
To shoot fireworks, all he can buy:
10 years old; grade "A, Seventh street
school; 2241 La Grand street
On the glorious Fourth of July
Flags Will wave, rockets blaze in the sky
And from dawn until night
Every boy will delight
In such noise that each mother win sigh
2143 Fargo street; Logan street school,
On the glorious Fourth of July
Flags will wave rockets blaze in the sky
And from dawn until night
Every boy will delight
And Will send his skyrockets so high.
BERNICE LAWTON,
Eagle Rock school, 13 years old; Route l,
box A, Los Angeles.
On the glorious Fourth of July
Flags will wave, rockets blaze in the sky
And from dawn until night
Every boy will delight
And to the breezes our banner Will fly.
CHARLES EDWARDS
sO27 w Tenth street. age years; b.
Hobart boulevard
On the glorious Fourth of July
And from dawn until night
Every boy will delight
Until he gets hurt and thinks he must die
HELEN BANNISTER,
Eighteenth street school, fourth grade
Upland; age years.
On the glorious Fourth of July
Flags will wave. rockets blaze in the sky,
And from dawn until night
Every boy will delight
At the thought of the frecrackers he'll buy.
GLADYS BANNISTER,
Eighteenth street school, BIG grade, Up
land, age IL years.
On the glorious Fourth of July
Flags will wave, rockets blaze in the sky,
And from dawn until night
Every boy will delight
Unless he loses an ear or ,tH1,.9 an eye; oonr
1911 e. Washington street; Twentieth
street school; AS grade
on the glorious Fourth of July
Flags will wave, rockets blaze in the sky,
And from dawn until night
Every boy will delight
In shooting these rockets high.
JOSEPHINE ROXANNA SMITH,
800 East Meleta avenue; grade Colegrove
school, age years
on the glorious Fourth of July
Flags will wave, rockets blaze in the sky,
And from dawn until night
Every boy will delight
BY throwing hrecrackers up high.
ALBERTA O'RBILLY,
3O12 Manitou avenue; grade AS.
On the glorious Fourth of July
Flags will wave, rockets blaze in the sky,
And from dawn until night
Every boy will delight
In shooting skyrockets ever so high.
ALICE HILDRETH,
Olive.
on the glorious Fourth of July
Flags will wave, rockets blaze in the sky,
And from dawn until night
Every boy will delight
Till into hey they are hurried to lie
PETER MOUNIER,
7th grade. sawtelie.
(Continued ON Page Seyeu)
" Kn1o1o-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-02
MAYOR BUSY
AGAIN TO-DAY
SEVERAL CASES UP FOR cohaIp-
ERATIoN-RIcH FORD GETS
ANOTHER FINE

James Taylor was given a lecturlns
for sunday shaving.
Richard L.. Ford was given a hear
ing before the mayor. The warrant
charged him with selling whtskey 10
Lem Barker without a license. Bar
ker was the only witness examined.
He made a statement that he had
bought whiskey from Ford Ford was
fined s2O5.OO and sentenced to thirty
days to Jail.
Clarence shpp was arrested last
night for lighting. He put up q for
felt of ten dollars. At this trial this
morning he was fined six dollars and
fifty cents.
Policemen Waldo, Ross, Hess and
Harr pinched Ella Peters place lat
night and arrested three women and
one man. Ella is en- old offender. y
few days ago she wrote the mayor a
letter in which she complained that
the police force of the city was giving
her much trouble.
In the trial last night Ella stalled
that she rented the room to the man
for a half hour receiving n dollar.
Ella was fined $27.5O and sentenced to
Jail for five days for running a baw-
dy house.
John Doe, the man was fined $3.50
for lettering in a bawdy house.
Fannie Wren wa given the same
sentence for the same ofense.
Bessie Taylor was fined $3.50 for
the same offense.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-02
STUDENTS IN
JAIL SHADOW
MARSHALL COLLEGE BOYS GET
FUNNY WITH OFFICER AND
TROUBLE FELLOWS.

HUNTINGTON, Nov. 2.-Fitteen
young men, students at MaraRan4co
lege, living in various cities OF the
state, are in very serious trouble here,
the result of a Halloween celebration.
The young men were committing va.
rious depredations and when Police
man. Albert Mimmons started to Jail
with n Of Their number. the others
made an attack on the officer and re
leased their comrade. In q fight WHICH
followed, the policeman was relieved
of his mace, pistol and watch. This
resulted in warrants icing issued for
the entire fifteen students. Two
charges are preferred in each warrant
one being highway robbery, the other
a felony, under the Redman's act
One of the young men when arrested
had a revolver. This violation alone
under the West Virginia law means
six months in Jail and a fine of 800.
Eacn student was released until Fri
day next under q bond Of $500.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-02
HIGH Position
FOR MR WIGHT
is MADE GENERAL FRAFFic MAN
AGER OF THE BALTIMORE
AND OHIO.

BALTIMORE, Nov 2zCha
Wight has ben made general traffic
manager of the Baltimore and Qua
Railroad Company
His former position, that of trelght
traffic manager, as also the pestHom
filled by the 1ste ID. B Martin
senger trafic manager have 6een
abolished and ali trafio management
both freight and passenger placed uia
der Mr.. Wight. G, w Bassett gen
eral passenger agent east and
Austen, passenger agent ives epor
ing direct to him. Mt Wight hesaE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-02
LAKE Has RESIGNED.

BOSTON, Nov. 1.-The announce
ment was made last night that Fred
Lake had resigned his position as
of the Boston Americas
league baseball team and that PrHsi'
dent John 1. Taylor, of the club, is
seeking a new manager. AT a confer
ence yesterday, Manager Lake and
President Taylor failed to agree on
Lakes salary for next season, With
the result that the resignation follow
ell.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-02
LOOKS
like VICTOR.
Majorlty fsf TaTnrnany Candidate Is
EstImatsdsTe To-day at $4,000, With
Reafst SECOND in Race.
FusloNtMAN SUCCEED IN
n: REMAINDER OF TICKET
A1aoeiated Prsaa.i

NEW york. Nov. 2!AThst Judge
Gayn6r VIII be elected mayor by
$4,000, with Hearst second and Ban.
nard third is the prophecy of tle
poittical wlseacres on to-day'a munich
pal election. Moore and Calvin ere
apparently beaten and TammnnV's
county and borough ticket will evil
IDENTITY have a tight squeeze. Early
reports from the polling places indi-
Gates that the Hearst vote will ba
only about so per cent. OF what 1t wa9
-four years sgo. Hearst polled 224 geo
votes at that time. but his vote to-day
is not likely to much exceed 100000 IN
the entire city.
The prespects r not encouraging
for Moore and Calvin, the Democratic
candidates for comptroller and presi
dent of the board of aldermen resnec
lively 1t is admitted to-day that II
viii be a record-bEeaHdng feat II they
ire elected over the combined vote Of
the tickets headed by Hearst and ban.
nard.
The fmpoEtance otJto-day's election
In Greater New York may be better
understood by the statement that the
oflcers elected to-day will spend dur
ing the next four years NO less than a
billion dollars of tax payers money.
The big interest In to-day's election
81 course ,,centers on the mayor. That
official has many important appoint
anents to make, sucn as Corporation
Counsel, Commissioners of the lock,
police, Fire, Health, Charities, Water
Supply, Gas and Electricity, Tax, Ac-
counts ana other departments. The
patronage OF the mayors office is fal
greater then that of the governor Of
New York State.
The Comptroller, too, has many APP
pointive places to hand out. The Bor-
ough Presidents are important to the
political leaders, as the recent inves-
legations into their Offices showed.
Contractors and district Leaders lin
right" with a Borough President have
picked soft plums during the past
three and a half years.
The once of Sheriff OF Queens coun.
" Is reputed to be worth $4,000 a
year. 1t is run under the fee sys-
tenn and has no salary attached. Her
bert Harvey Democratic boss OF
Queens, Is the present holder of the
job. The shrfevelty OF New York
county pays $1N 600 a year and MALT
fees. This is said to be a plum worth
trom $4,000 to 100000 a year. I'm.
der The law a sheriff cannot succeed
himself In that ONCE.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-02
A Great Mystery
is THE SUBJECT ON WHICH THE
EVANGELIST WILL SPEAK AT
SERVICES TONIGHT.

Another enthusiastic service was
conducted last night by Evangelist
snively. Three persons were baptiz-
ed, and two others took membership.
The pastor and all the workers feel
that The first week OF the e~yangelistic
campaign, with its delightful music,
splendid preaching and helpful fellow
ship, is but a foretaste of what is
coming. Additions are expected at
every service.
This evening at four O'Clock there
will be a flag drill and march by the
achool children. 1t is expected that
many hundreds of children will join
in this happy and patriotic exercise.
Next Sunday will be Memorial and
Pioneer Day. At three O'Clock will be
held a service to which all the
hurches are most cordipIly invited to
come and take part. All the minis
ters will be asked to speak of m or
more of the faithful members of their
church in Fafrmont who have gone to
ioin the church triumphant. Everyone
will appreciate this service. Appro-
pirate music will be rendered.
One who came among the Disciples
from another religious body wishes
through the city press in the next few
days to give his S for becoming
a Disciple. He will give one reason
zach day:
I. 1 am a disciple of Christ" or
christian" AS TO NAME
l. Because the terms are scriptur-
al as thus applied. 1.-THE Disciples
were called Christians" Acts XI:25.
Q. Because they are exactly and
fully expressive of the twOfold rela-
tionship that every saved person sus-
tains to the Savior. Christ is the
teacher, He instructs men, men be-
come disciples: Christ leads, men fol-
low and become Christians, Christ
followers.
3. Because the terms are not dis
tinct of lis from other disciples or
Christians not OF us. o. with us. from
whom We do not desire to d%ifTeren-
tiate ourselves, but with whom, on
he contrary, we most earnestly de-
sire to identify ourselves fully, as far
rs they are in reality what the Terms
import. We. therefore, claim no eS-
elusive right to these anpellations, nor
do we by their use mean to imply
that others arc lot such and not en-
titled to appropriate them, but We
grant that all true followers of Jesus.
| Greek, Catholic and Protestant, are
both disciples" and Christians" We
concede their full right to call them
selves such, and Furthermore, we urge
upon them persIstently the obligation
to wear. with us. these simple. scrip
tural designations, as unitlVe. catholic
and partonymic, and discard the vari
-ls human names they now bear ms
dtyisive, unscriptural and s%ectarian.
Denominationalism, one Of the most
htrtfuI and unfortunate aspects OF
OF modern Christianity, WILL of neces'
sity, prevail as long as one church
takes the name OF a man, another the
name of an ordinance, another the
name OF its pecunaT method of work
and others the names OF rival forms
of church government, instead of the
blessed name of the absent Bride
groom.
This, then, in brief, is my reason
for coming among the Disciples Of
Christ SO far as the name is concern
ed. watch for a second reason 70
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-02
Jury Hung
COULDN'T REACH VERDICT IN
DAMAGE CASE OF poNALLY
VS.. CITY or FAlRMoNL

The case of al. n, ponaliy y,
Of Fairont was tried In the Tntermedi
eat Court yesterday. This was a
where the plaintiff sued for three hun
dred dollars damage caused by an
overflow of water. at ponatt
chine shop in the year 1906. The
PLAINTIFF claimed that the ioodin
his place was due to the grading
the city's streets. The city tried to-
establish the fact that II was through
Donally's fault that the water fooded
the shop.
The case went to the Jury a. hTeS
o'clock. The jury was out for seyeraI
hours and hung.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-02
FELL 2 STORIES
OUT OF bed.
LITTLE GIRL AT MoReANToWN
MET WITH PEcuLfAR
ACCIDENT

Virginia Myers, 2 yearsold dsugn
ter of Walter n. Myers, druggist Of
Morgantown, fell from second story
window last night about O'Clock and
sustained only slight injury. The
tie girl had just been put to bed by
her. mother and the bed was close to
the window and she in some manner
rolled from the bed through the vim
dow. Some wire netting over q log
kennel under the window broke her
fan. and she escaped with slight bfuis
es and sprained her ankle:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-02
At Shinnston
THE FUNERAL OF Mr., T. G.
BROWN WILL TAKE Place
TOMORROW AFTERNOON:

Funeral services over the remains
OF Mr.. T. C. Brown, whose occurred
very sudednly at Shinnston yesterday,
will be held ON Wednesday afternoon
at one o'clock at the residence of his
sister, Mrs. j. Miller, in shinnstopf
Rev. W. j. Eddy, pastor OF the Fair
mont Baptist Church, will conduct the
services. The remains will be buried
in the l. o. o. F. Cemetery, Mr.. Brown
having been a member of the shinns-
ton lodge.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-02
MOTHER and
FOUR CHILDREN
persisted IN FLAMES, WHEH
THEIR HOME BURNED THIS
MORNING.
CBy United Press.)

PITTSBURG, Pa, Nov 2.-While
attempting to rescue her children
from a fire which destroyed her home
carly today, Mrs. William MARROW, a
miners wife, died, with her four chill
,Iren. De2d: Mrs. NARROW, Clyde, II;
lisa, a.; William, Jr,. 8, ami baby
Lyle, aged s, was saved by the moth
err sending him from the house before
starting to the upper floor where the
Others were sleeping. The father and
two elder sons had gone to the mines.
"A kitchen lamp overturned. The flames
swept rapidly. The mother hurried
to the children. Lyle. watching from
the yard saw the mother with the baby
in her arms at the wlndDw. The floor
collapsed, precIpitating all into the
flames. The boy ran to help. The
bodies were found huddled together
the baby clasped in It's mothers am ;.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-02
LEVI B. HARR EVERYTHING
TO OFFER.

Out of town, near Locust avenue
a six room house, large lot, small ASH
payment and a small payment every
six months, II you can pay big rent
you can make small payments.
10 per cent. guaranteed, waat better
do you want than a lot on Walnut
avenue with two large houses which
will rent for $45 monthly.
Why build a basement house when
1 have 5 lots, level lot, on Maple ave
nue., $500 to $1,000 each. Every lot
much got. Decide which n for you.
Close in East Park avenue, z room
brick house, up-to-date.
A complete property $3.50, lot 4OX
100 feet, Z o house, water, gas,
bath. cellar and upto-date. Lot is
level, stable ON the rear, street paved,
Omit be beat, $3.50.
4 room cottage, Second ward, LOT
level and desirable, cellar, convenient
location. Ask s1,4O0. Make me an Of
fer on your terms,
MLH-maa raaEHsA
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-02
To Instruet euardsmen.

Sergeant Albert Grim arrived here
at 4:45 today and will instruct the
non commissioned officers Of Com.
panies H and i, of this city. Sergeant
Grim will meet them at their places
OF meeting.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-02

morrow and read carefully, and when
you have read my v reasons, If
they do not justify my position, let
me hear from my readers,
Subject of sermon tonight-"A
Great Mystery. w. z. Pierce. OF
Cameron, President9of toe West Var
ginia Christian missionary society,
viii be present at the revival tonight.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-02
-aIondhound, Sent Eor.

J.. A. Landes went to Warrington
today to run down some criminals IN
that vicinity. Mr.. Landes took mis-
b~loodhounds. The nature of the
crime was not known at the sheTltf'a
office.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-02
oh! You sweet Relief
Good Old "Biosraph'
To-day Tuesday,


ooh, the love Of a'Woman! No cold
ness. no neglect, no harshness. no
cruelty, can extinguish thee!" These
lines OF William Carleton were never
more forctbly exemplIied than in this
'Blograph" Aim story. The subject
is a most beautiful one, depicting tae
simple life OF the humble ffsherfolk
comprising a sarvice of Beach scenes
never excelled. The title OF this snlen'
did picture is
aLINEs OF WHITE ON A suLLEN
SEA-"
"a story OF unrequitted Iove)
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-02

Want advertising can change your
sometimes into "nows." Isn't 1t
worth trying?
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-02

Many a real business success dates
back to a Business Opportunity" ad.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-02

LEVI b, HARR.
The 100000 Real Estate Man