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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-07-07
Order OIL Publication.
The State of We, Virginia:

The State Of West Virginia:
Al rules held in the CLERKS Office OF the Circuit
Coar, for the County Of Berkeley. on Monday the
9th day Of June ioll-
Mary Ellen sehill, executrie OF o. schl. sr, deed
paitth
q. w. Schill Jr., Lucy M. sehll, his wife, I M
w GODS, trustee, Harry S. Cushwa, .. M, Woods,
trustee, siaty Ellen schil, her own right. Harry
G.. schiiI, Rvub N l.. Sehii, an infant. Roland b
Claude NJ Ripple, !. M yla Ripple, her husband
DAISY N. Dean, ,Iohn Y. Dean, her husband, The
Citizens National Bank OF Martihsbufg w. Va, a
corporation. defendants.
he object Of this suit is have a ycttlement o Z
the accouats Of the plaintiff as executrik Of q w.
Schil, decd before commissioner Of the Circuit
Court, to ascertain and report the order OF their
ptority all Of the debts against the estate Of said
o. w, Schill, ST., deed, 10 afcerian end report
the value Of the real estate Of said decsdent TO
ply the personal estate lar as it will 20 TO the
payment OF SAID debts; - have the Court conslrue
the will OF said q. w Schiil. Sc, deceased, thar
the interest In the 'MatthaeP property described
In the bill belonging TO q w. Schill, Jr., may be
SOLD TO satisfy the debts mentioned in the b. and
secured by deed OF and for such other relief
the Court may see fit TO grant.
And affidavit having been made that the said de-
fendant Harry Schil is resident OF this State
the said defendant Is required TO appear within
order, In the Clerks ofiics Of our said Court and
do whatis necessary To protect Their interests.
IL Is ordered that copy OF this order DC forth
with published week for tour consecutive
weeks in the Statesman Deinoc,at, q newspaper
printed In the town OF Mattinspurg, IN the County
Court House Of Berkeley County at least twenty
days before Judgment or decree is rendered.
l.. Dew 6erhardt, Clerk.
Allen b. Noil, Attorney for Plaintiff
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CHAPTER XIX.
Roscoe.

Roscoe.
Roscoe had never been able to clear
up his doubt as to Jeannes identity,
nor to solve the mystery of Cayley's
appearance In the air. The doubt
and the mystery tormented him worse
than any final conviction could have
done. When he thought, as he some
times did. that the cause of all his
terror, the thing which kept him
penned up here in the cave and de-
MED him access to more than the fur
tive edges Of the beach, might be just
a rather defenseless human couple,
man and a woman, and the woman
beautiful, young, alluring-when he
thought of all that he would go on
into transports of rage, which left
even his gigantic body limp and ex'
hausted If that were the situation,
he might have killed the man weeks
ago and taken possession Of the
woman.
The thing that kept him sane was
in itself, a species Of insanity, the nas-
sion for gold which had led him 70
murder Captain Fielding. Every day
he tramped up the glacier to the goid
ledga- pnd there white the light lasted
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-07-07
Order OF Publication.

THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.:
AT rules held in the Clerks office OF
the Circuit Court for the County OF
Berkeley, on Monday the 9Th day OF
June 1911.
Annie r., Rimel, plaintiff.
vs..
Jacob f. Hi neI, defendant.
The object of this suit In to obtain a
decree fordivorce a nensa Q. thera and
after the statutory period has expired
then To obtain an absolute divorce.
And affidavit having been made that
the said defendant Jacob f. Rimel is a
nonresident OF this State, the said de-
endant is required 10 appear within
one month after the date Of the first
publication of this order, in the Clerks
office of our said Court, and do what Is
necessary to pr ,teet his interests.
1t is ordered that copy of this or
der be forwith published once a week
for four consecutive weeks in the
observation-disclosures "a new spaper
printed inthe town of Msrtinsburg, in
the County of Berkeley, and be posted
at the front door of c court House OF
Berkeley County at least twenty days
before Judgment or decree is rendered.
l.. Dew. Gerhardt, Clerk
r. L. Luttrell, Alto ney for Plaintiff.
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Buys hIIIiard Tract.

The e. L.. Williams Company has
purchased the property OF Register 4 /.
T.. Hilliard, on 5. Prospect st. aud will
develop the tract, which contains ten
acres. The amount involved il the
deal is said is TO be between SIS, 900 and
S20, 200. The tract will be plotted and
developed next year. Before any lots
are sold the company purposes laying
OIL streets, paving and lighting and
trees will be planted and The property
otherwise improved. One OF the re-
quirements will be that no dwelling
costing less than 81 700 shall be built
there aud the houses are to be set back
twenty feet from the streets. This is a
beautifully located and desirable section
and is rapidly developing. The prop.
erty was formerly owned by Joan f.
A. HENLEY, former States Attorney,
who built the residence now occupied
by Mr.. billiard. Tue r.. l.. Williams
Company feel that they have acquired
one Of the finest suburban tracts about
Hagerstown. Hagerstown Mail
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CHAPTER XVIII.
An Attack.


The fact that their enemy was
alone and that he was Roscoe himself
was responsible for the conviction
mat Cayley's wings were all that
stood between them and an attack
mo terror attributable to human
causes would have held back that
solitary and altogether desperate out
cast.
Inc thing in the situation which
'aused Cayley the most uneasiness
was the fear that some time or other
roscoe would solve the mystery,
would see him in the very act of
'aAihg to the air. This fear suggested
an expedient to him one day as he
VAS lying along near the snow-crest-
ea edge of the cliff.
! don't know why never thought
o. IL before" he said to Jeanne as he
'.sAted beside her moment or two
0''eF"ard but I've got it now-the
way to prevent Roscoe from every
sowing the mystery of your guardian
angel / thought of It when I saw the
.Io1nd up on the cliff-head that is
WI '.ed by the observatory. 1t can't
uufled SO very deep In the snow
cause the mound isn't so very big.
~ going up there now to dig it out,
--'een, at least. So that l can take
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-07-07

Washington, July Estimating
mat one cut Of five of the five hundred
thousand automobiles IN use In the
country is employed Ia interstate travel
Senator Simmons, of North Caroline,
today exl ressed the opioion III aspeech
In the senate that million dollars
annually can be raised for the improve
ment OF wagon roads Dy imposing
license fee of $40 each on such machines
He also prophesieo that the Improve
ments OF the roads would have lie
effect OF greatly increasing automobile
travel and therefore Of euhaecing the
fund.
The proposition for an Interstate tax
ON automobiles is embraced in a bill OF
which the North Carolina senator Is
The author and which proposes the APP
preparation ofsl 100000 annually for
the benefit Of the roads ON which the
rural mails are carried. Mr.. Simmons
contended for the equity of the ge.s eral
scheme because of the use of the roads
by the government and also because OF
the benefit that would accrue to the
farmers OF the county.
The argument was advanced that the
national government was under AZ
great obligation 20 aid the farmers ms
to aid other Classes and manufacturers,
the western railroads and the rivers
and harbors were mentioned as in
stances Of the benefits of The govern.
ment aid.
awe have,n the senator said, "thc
finest railways in the ~orld aud the
poorest highways. The government
has helped to build these railroads and
develop the splendid system of long
distance transportion. Why should 1t
not help TO build the equally import
ant syetem Of short distance transport
ation-the country highways over
which the products of the farm must
be hauled before 1t reaches these nation
al highways
Mr.. Simmons said that of the 2, 150,-
900 miles of dirt road the county was
using one million in carrying mails
and contended that it was under obi.
CATION to the farmers to aid in main
tanning them. The saving made by a
general improvement Of the highways
was placed at $40, 100000 to SIS ,000,0O0
annually Heestimated that the proper
improvem ent OF the wagon roads would
save the farmers 500, 900, 900 to $780,
600, 600 in the transporting their crops.
Concluding Mr.. Simmons said;
"Shali the government, having so
auspiciously started upon the work Of
retaining the great and honorable
calling Of agriculture from the drudg-
cry to which orditions had condemned
1t, now halt and hesitate to do the one
thing needfuI to restore II its rightful
position of primacy among the great
Industries Of the nation? | hope not, |
think not, and | had almost said
known il will not
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kII,sd BY L.shtnlns.

Robert Turner, u this place. was
struck by lightning and killed on the
banks of tie Shenu..doah river last
Friday evening. He with jacob VIII
liams had been fishing along the river
that day and were e;e .ning fish when
the fatal stroke came. Turner was IN
stantly killed and Williams was bad
ly shocked but got over it in day or
two.
Turner was brother to Bud Turner,
the cabman and was respected color
ed man. The rema @e.> ors ugi.T
here for interment.
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Die Like q Man.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Perry, OF
Russellviiie, KY, are the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ri. Robinette, Har-
rison street, Cumberland. Mr.. Perry
is one of the men who aided in the
capture OF JoLh Brown.
Mr.. Brown was then resident of
Liberty. One day word came that
there was au Instruction at Harpers
Ferry The late John Richie was at
that tsme captain CT a militia company
at Frederick, ard was ordered to take
his company 10 Harpers Ferry and
Mr.. Perry went with the company
He marched with the late Gen. John
5 on.
Mr.. Perry says that the fort wa $
broken into with sectional ladde r..
He says that wnen the fort was final :
ly broken into that John Brown
fought Lieutenant Green while kneel-
ing, ana chat wneB one of Brown s
men said, 81 surrender" Brown cried
out, "You are only one mau who sur
renders"
One of Browns sons was shot
through the breast, ana was making
"a great To do, when Brown walked
over TO hlm and said, "oon, die ike
IA man,
After Blown was captured he was
taken to the arn1ory. ar. Perry said
asked, "Iaye you come To see the
monkey@-Hagerstown Mail.
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Trustees Sale
of valuable
Real and Personal Property.

ny virtue ota deed ofltfaSt dated the end day
OF MAY, ~ :, made by + G. Markle, 10 meas
trustee, and Of record IN the n'iice OF the clerk
~ the county court Of E-rk county, West
virginia, Ia deed OF trust K No liG Page
w., viii sell At public alct III 10 the highest
bidder. on
Thursday, July -, 1911,
commencing at 10 O'clock A. y, at Gerardstown.
Berkeley county, West Virginia the following
personal property to.wit;
One traction Engine OF the Frlek make. and
No astl, also one Hay Bailer all OF said property
Is IN good repair; also one r Peerless Engine
No, 1861, one " Peerless Separator No. ptsl. one
Peerless separator No. iibi, size 4 Peerless Hull
or No sds. aad one Fltz saw MIL
Terms made known on day of ale.
g. y, Mcbride,
Trustee for John N. Miller,
REAL ESTATE
by virtue Of a deed OF trust dated the 10th
day OF May 1902 made by n G Markle and
Fannie t. Marklo hir wife to me as trustee, and
of record IN the office OF the Clerk OF the t,oun.
~ court of Berkeley County W. Va I'm de ed Of
trust Book No. llp page ays.li will sell to the
Thursday, July 20, 1911,
commencing at O'Clock Y. NJ. all OF that tract
or parcel of land or lot with all the apperti.
nanses thereto belonging, situated Ia Gerarls-
town w va, and fronting on Congress street,
Presbyterian Parsonage on the North BY the
lot of J. W. Gano. on tn west by the land OF W,
p; zoe, said property b. aud with the consent
of the parties interested Is 10 be sold on the
premises In Gerardstowr W. Va.
Teifns.
one.third cash on day Of sale, the balance In
one and two years with interest from date, the
purchaser 10 give notes for the deferred
payments, the title to said property TO be held
by the Trustee until said deferred payments are
paid In full Possession given 10 said property
April l. 1919.
q. Il. Mcbride,
Trustee for John NJ Miller.
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WAN

10 buy antique furniture, old parlo
sofas, chairs or any old furniture.
l.. + Wellen 206 Water street,
! 2ts. Martinsburg, w. Va.
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Public Sale
Of valuable
Personal Property

The undersigned win sell at her home ON
what = known as the Tcaman place at the Ball.
eye bridge one fourth uf mile East ~ The Mar
thsh0rs Gas House. au
saturday, JulyS, 1911,
neglnning NJ ie O'Clock a. m. the following per-
snnal property;
One Fine Mare,
Single line leader and viii work snywhere.
3 Young Cows
% rham and folstein. one heifer months old.
Lot Chickens
G 'cd laying hens.
Implements, etc.
~" horse wagon guni as new an harness, rub
nei tEc uhFky, set haggy harness, hand garden
pHw, sci puw harness, moving suythe, iron
trenEn, shovels hoes. rakcs. picks. double
swing.
Household Goods
Good heater stove hard or soft coal burner.
water couler, washing machine. slleboard, OK.
tchctW Table bedroom salt lAi ,uking chairs
tei JUGS SAFES lot chains. AMI may other arti-
cles tot numerous g., mention.
Terms
a credit NJ months viii he glven on all sums
OF cit hti over the puroha &rr q, xive his note
Win anpovpd SECURITY negotiable aud payable
81 the Peoples Trust tompttY with interest
from dale but II Paid at magufity interest ra.
milied Under $40 cash,
J w. ppdd. Auct
Evening journal., 1911-10-30
ARMENIAN SINGING
EVANGELIST PLEASES

Professor II. c. Marshall Marash'
leian, the Armenian singing eyanee-
list. played and sang In three VIII
mintOn churches yesterday and in each
he made a decided impression. In the
morning he was at Wesley NJ n.
Church and az the Sunday school SER
vices Ia the afternoon He also vis-
tied the church in the early part OF
the evening. Professor Marashleian
was also present az the Sunday school
services at Harrison Street Church
and in the evening he visited the First
M p Church.
Arrangements are being made at
Harrison street Church to havo the
professor give his First Sermon in
Songs" there in the near future.
At the First NJ =. Church he sang
a selection of his own composition
entitled Lead Thou Me On"
Tho evangelist Is TO give, In a
month or so, his Second Sermon IN
Song which contains one song from
the Turkish and one song from the
Armenian language. also one sonf
which John Wanamaker requested
him 10 sing three times on one sun
day
Professor Marashleian is a remarka.
hlc character in a way. He has
voice range of three and half oc
tayes and sings soprano. tenor an'
baritone. He accompanies himself OF
the violin.
Evening journal., 1911-10-30
NEW BUILDINGS
FOR WARNER co.

Work will be started within a few
days on the new stables Of the
Charles Warner Company to be erect
ed on the west side Of the present
warehouse of that company at the
foot of Market street When COM
pleted the stables will be the finest
In that section of the city.
II is the intention of the company
to tear down their present Office
buildings and stable at Water and
Market street and erect new Office
building on the site
When this is done the Levy Court
will proceed to widen the present ap'
proaches to Market street bridge az
contemplated for some time.
Evening journal., 1911-10-30
BY A. o. Johnson. 80 Union Square,
New York City.

These are strenuous moments in
Wilmington. Everybody is bending
every possible effort to spread broad
cast the news of The Premium Red
Letter Day for voting today. tomor-
row and Wednesday. The men folks
want all their women folks to know
about it so MS to reap the harvest of
their big days shopping these three
days. The women who are numbered
among the real campaigners are pass
ing the news from ear to ear that
upon Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day they want every little ten cent
piece to spell one hundred votes.
every dollar to add the thousands and
workers are to be placed upon the
streets to campaign for every familiar
face. If It were the election of some
important office with campaign ora
tory on every corner. the interest
could not be more widespread or prev
alent The men in great numbers are
out among the residences putting forth
stirring petitions foriassistance in tho
final hours They are not overlook
ing the merchant end OF the voting
as they have long since been thorough
ly organized In this respect and these
three Premium Red Letter Days will
behold thousands of dollars passing
from the hands Of these faithful work
ers into the cash registers Of the wor-
thy tradesmen. These are tho last
and final days and every possible dol
lar will be devoted to tho object OF
earning the thousand votes that goes
Evening journal., 1911-10-30
DIES WHILE ON VISIT.

Tho funeral OF James Dougherty.
aged IS years. late OF Wichita. Kan.
who died on Saturday took place this
morning from the parlor Of Dougherty
and McGillon. Requiem mass was
said az the Cathedral and interment
made in Cathedral cemetery.
Mr. Dougherty was visiting his sis
ter. Mrs. Henry Long. 209 Poplar
street, where he was taken ILL.,
Evening journal., 1911-10-30
MANY OYSTER ROATs IN.

Church street wharf was the mecca
Yesterday for lovers of oysters. a
number of vessels loaded with tho
bivalves having docked there on SAT-
urday Among the vessels I'm were;
Schooner Delaware. Captain William
NJ Polhamus; schooner Anna Marie,
Captain Ben Polhamus: Sloop Marcie,
Captain William Clark sloop Soso
English. Captain Earl Denney; sloon
Hunter. Captain Steel Lee; schooner
W. 3. Sites, Captain Lyn Hahn: sloop
r. B. Green, Captain Reynolds. and
sloop Lynwood.
Evening journal., 1911-10-30
DANCE FOR CHARITY.

An old fashioned dance and
luncheon viii be held by the members
OF Branch No. 70. Sick and Death
Benefit Society Of the Labor Lyceum,
IN Turn Hall on November a. Tho
dance will be attended by many Of
the older Germans OF the city.
Evening journal., 1911-10-30
SUNDAY Y. NJ. G. A. MEETING.

The Rev. F. A. Mcdonald, OF Ches-
ter, Pa. addressed the mems meeting
Of the Y. NJ. c. A. yesterday after
noon. His subject was Tact, Fact.
Act" His address was impressive and
eloquent The singing OF "The Holy
City" by Miss Clossie Rollins. OF
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church, was
a feature OF the musical program.
Evening journal., 1911-10-30
RIG RRAL ESTATE SAIP.

The Security Trust and Safe De-
posit Company as administrator Will
sell several properties at the Court
House at IL o'clock tomorrow. AT the
same time the company as agent will
sell several other dwellings, and an
opportunity for some good invest
ments will be given.
Evening journal., 1911-10-30
CONSTABLES Sales

CONSTABLE SALE-5 LARGE LOTS .or
STORAGE GOODS will be sold Ar STA.
ham x Sons Auction Store, III East Fourtb
o. wednesday November 1, az 10 O'Clock
a. m. Bedroom suits brass he'd nattro.e
chairs, carpets, rugs, dishes, china walnut
china closet. rockers, parlor suit, chiFoniers
enameled beds, extension tables. pictures
desk. rolltop cabinets for Office. chamber sets
comforts. blankets, cook and room e+oves
and many other articles
o8o-2t L. c. JONES. Constable.
Evening journal., 1911-10-30
STOVES. HEATERs. ETC.

A NEW AND RELIABLE SHOP FOR
repairing Stoves Heaters and Ranges
where good, thorough work will be done
ben opened-at TIC Shipiev street th,
thOMAS BIRD. The proprietor has had
torty years OF practical experience in this
line OF business, and he believes that he
san % satisiy any Reasonable requirements of
tronage He offers for sale Second. hand
Stoves both for cooking and heating Per.
sons wishing 20 buy, or having such stoves
20 sell' are respectfully requested 20 call and
business rule with him. Business commun.
ieauons Will receive respectful and PROMPT
attention. Patrons can be assured Of stiil
igi service. AT 1.-THE BIRD sHoU."
Evening journal., 1911-10-30
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

NogNG MAN WISHES WORK IN. STORE
of any kind; grocery store preferred.
Address GO, Journal Office. o3O q
WANTED - RESPONSIBLE POSITION
w clerical or foreman. AL references. G
t12) journal Office o3o-3t WINS
UOUNG MAN, THREE YEARS OFFICE
experience would like position outside
preferred. Address A.5o Journal Office
o26.6t
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LADIES' TAILORS.

MORRIS GRoLL,
l N. W. Cor. 9TH and Washington SITS
Expert on Ladies' Tailoring. Moderate
prices. ID. a. A. Phone 1131. o1o-1m
NATHAN f. LEOPOLD,
~ 308 WEST SEVENTH STREET
Garments designed for each individual
Only as many orders accepted as can be
finished with credit to myself and satisfac-
tion 70 my customers. ID. s. A. Phone
21o9-D. o6-im
Evening journal., 1911-10-30
TRANSPORTATION.


NEW JERSEY AND WILMINGTON
~ Ferry Co.. steamer Ulrica Time table
In effect September H. Week days--Leave
Wilmington 5 a. m. and 3 p. m. Leave
Pcnn's Grove 9.15 a. m. and p. m. Leave
noon. 3, 6.15 and 1880 p. m. Leave Penn s
Grove. Saturuays-9.15 a. m, 1.15, 5, and
Al y. m. Leave Wilmington, Sundays. 80
q. m. and 100 p m Leave Penn's Grove.
sundays-1o3o q. M. and p. m. Phone
26o0. ID. & A.
Evening journal., 1911-10-30
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

IrJAsHERwoMAN WANTED AT 2o2l
w Market 81. o8olt
WANTED D-HOusEKEEpER WOMAN
w about 30 years of age. Address Mr..
Caldwell Elkton, Md. o2s.lw
WI 1yANTED-GERMAN OR sWEDE GIRL
w for housework. Reference. Address
GIL, journal Office. o3o-3t
1yANTED-A COLoRED WOMAN FOR
w housekeeper for colored man, in the
country. Cooks 20 60 20 Newport and Elk
ton Girls for housework, 81 per week,
Cooks and chamhermnids for the city Call
at s2t shipley st., Wilmington lntelligenee
Office. o5O'lt
Evening journal., 1911-10-30
CHIROPODIST.

n fRs. ANNIE NJ. sCHAEFER. CHIROPoDY
NJ 922 SH1PLEY STREET.
Open Mon. We'd, and Fri. evenings and
Sunday until noon Visits by appointment.
ID. & A. Phone 1895. o24-u
Evening journal., 1911-10-30
WANTED

HORSE FOR KEEP
The advertiser will fed and take care Of
quiet family horse for the winter. Private
family, near the city. Address It's. Journal
office. o28.3t
Evening journal., 1911-10-30
FARM AGENCIES.
REAL ESTATE-WANTED

----------~-~~~~~-~--~~--~--'
XIrANTED-Io TO IS ACRE FARM LOl
w Gated between Wilmington and State
Road. Newport or Stanton, Del. Give full
description, price and terms. FORD 3
REFS, Inc, Ford Bldg Wilmington. Del
o26-tf
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REMOVALS.

ID EMOVAL NOTICE
n On and after October 81, 1911. my
ohics viii be located at 224 West Ninth
street, Wilmington, Del
CARROLL W GRIFFITH
o2i.lm d. 8 A. Phone 45o.
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ROOFERS.

WIN. r. WILLIAMS CO.
W S21 Orange St.. Roofing, Spousing ane
Heating, Metal and composition roofing
Hot Air heating and ventilating. Repair.
ine promptly DONE Phones. s2o-Iy
Evening journal., 1911-10-30

N4vANTED-OFFfCE BOY. MUST WRITE
w good hand Apply in own handwriting,
r %. journal osiee o2s.st
xKyANTED-TwO AMBITIOUS YOUNG
w men in Jewelry store. Address 10,
Evening Journal Office. o5o'dt
xwTANTED-A PAPERHANGER, ONE
w furnisher with press goods. state price
wanted per day. c. Watson Dunnam. Dover
Del oso'N
xrANTED-RAILwAY MAIL CLERKS.
w Customs employees. Average 10000
month Wilmington examinations announced
January 18th Sample questions free Write
Immediately Franklin Institute Dept 4O.k
Eocbeeter n Y o2s-2m
MEN WANTED. AGE 1895, FOR FIRE
Il men. 800 monthly, brakemen $50, on
nearby railroads. Experience unnecessary
no strike. Positions guaranteed competent
men Promotion. Railroad Employing Bead
quarters-f94 men semi TO positions IN sep
tcmber State age; send stamp. Railway
Association, Box ] .. Journal Office.
2.7e,14.16,21. .23.26,30