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Crafty.

From the Buffalo Express.
How did he succeed so long in fooling
his creditors into believing that he was
wealthy"
He had every member of his family
operated on fNg appendicitis"
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FOR SALE-CALDwELL HOMES AT WOOD.
miles from city: " to- acre lots: 8 rooms;
modern eonyenienees; electricity: s.nit,ry ssw:
excellent water: large porches: cellars aS1
attics; near cars. schools and churches; o o.
to s., 500; easy terms: lots for sale. .xp1lI -
owner. DR.. CALDWELL. LIST ave.
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FOR SALE-$600o.
HERE Is THE DOWNTOWN HOUSE
you have been looking for; on a lettered
street northwest, near Franklin Park:
nine rooms and modern bath; furnace
heat. This property is in elegant condi-
tion and would be cheap at $1,000: own
ef leaving city. and has authorized the
sacrifice price OF So 900 for quick sale.
The building alone cost more money.
NORMAN e. ROBINSON, INC,
139 18th st. NV.
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THIS IS GEM-A REALLY SPLENDID SUB
urban home right in tho District, containing 8
dne rooms. modern bsfh and heating, gas. city
water and sewer, concrete cellar. finished attic,
etc. Large corner lot. Splendid section. For
Qutck sale, q. 600; easy terms.
A. b. CAMPBELL, 14i0 NV.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.

BEAUTIFUL ESTATE, COMPRISING
about 400 acres, improved by a fine brick
residence and all necessary outbuildinSs:
land is in high state of cultivation. and
fronts about a mile macadamiyed road:
residence occupies commanding site and is
surrounded by magnificent shade trees All
modern conveniences and easily accessible
to the Capitol by electric line steam road
or pike. About 200 acres Of woodland and
plenty Of all kinds of fruit. Large beau
tiful ana clear stream runs for more than
mile through the place. Situated where
property Is enhancing in value. To be
sold mt a sacrifice
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., INC.
1873 18th ct. NV.
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FOR sALE-Bus1NEss PROPERTY

FOR SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY
FoR sALE-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, vALUA:
pc modern
BOSS ( PHELPs dNG.S. ia isth st. NV.
FOR sALE-I4th ST. NEAR R. /. AVE. LARGE
brick building; o s, 20 by os to public alley
BOSS { PHELPS dNCl. ~ I4th st. NV.
FOR sALE-14th ST. PRoPERTY; MODERN
o pSsl ou 4 nE rent $50 ysa1; $1,000.
FoR sALk-i.th 81, FRoPERT{: North OF
Boss 4 FH HE is, dNcJ. i. i4sh st. NV.
FOR sALE-NEAR THE CORNER 9TH AND
BRICK stable 0' Rent s .ss 'G month. Price. 49,
| BOSS PHELPS uNC.). IA 14th st NV.
FOR sALE-vALUABLE CORNER NORTH
Lot 20 Se about loo Large modern store and
' BOSS p PHEhfs dSci. iii i.,h St NV.
FOR sALE-coRNER PROPERTY E a,1 NEAR str
BOSS & PHELPS Gnc-). IA 14th ST. NV.
FOR sALE,NEAR THE GoRNEB IN AND
E Modem brisl 6 ssilding Rent $500
Boss PHI gFs HsGE : IN , ass st NV
FOR sALE-NEAR THE coRNER 18Th AND
New York ave. Three-story brick building
BOSS & PHELPS dNC1. IA 14th st. NV.
FOR sALE-NEAR THE CORNER 10th AND
New York n ave p Lot us ls.l2o; Price. $4,000
FOR SALE
merchants who desire to live near their bust
ness.
Eye st. NV, between 9th and 10TH lot 24x
49, to an alley. Price, $4,000.
Eye st. NV. between 9th and 10th; lot 2lh
x132: corner OF an alley. to an alley. Price,
$500.
Eye st. NV, between sth and 9th. lot c4hsx
so; corner Of alley. Price, $1,000.
These properties could be advantageously re-
large income.
FOR SALE
Business property. to settle an estate; ST.,
between 9th and 10TH lot 211 IT. front. % IT.
in rear. and 15s It. deep to an alley: ssh It.:
under good rental. Special price.
FOR SALE
Business property; 18th st. NV. PEAR G: lot
a5iax95 to an alley; rent. $500 per month.
Special price.
FOR SALE
Business property, cheap; 7th ST. NV. prop
erty; good rental: lot 21x116 to an alley.
Price. $4,000.
FOR SALE
Business property; store and dwelling. corner;
st. near 18th ST.; good location for drug
grocery store; property in good condition.
Price. $4,000.
A. F. FOX COMPANY, 1-3-1-1 III NV.
Sale Department.
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FOR SAI.E-N5oO.
IN FASHIONABLE WOODLEY PARK,
near Conn. ave- car line. q beautiful
home: nine rDoms, tiled bath, hot-water
heat; hardwood floors, mahogany finish,
porches back and front: large lot.
EASY TERMS.
NORMAN & ROBINSON. INC,
I39 10th st. NV.
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FOR SAI.ESnJn0.
SIX ROOMS AND BATH, WITH BRICK
stable. near Central High School; good
condition: rented TO good tenant at
$50 50-worth more money.
NORMAN 4 ROBINSON, INC,
$50 10Th ST. NV.
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FOR SALELTO SETTLE AN ESTATE 900
acres on Potomac river covered with original
timber; 900 acres, on both electric and stea m
ington and Baltimore: "a acres adjoining Ia
koma Park. on District line: 20 quarter acre
electric road; also Groom house and one
acre An ofler solicited on any or all OF the
above property: must be sold. JAMES E.
CLEMENTS. 1410 q st. NV. 12s
FOR SALE-TAKOMA PARK HOMES-CALI.
At MY OFFICE AND ARRANGE TO SEE
THE ATTRACTIVE SUBURBAN HOMES 1
HAVE FOR SALE At TAKOMA PARK
THIS WHOLE SECTION is IMPROVING
RAPIDLY. SOME BIG BARGAINS. NEW
HOUSES NOW BEING BUILT FOR SALE.
II. l.. THORNTON, TAKOMA AGENT,
GOT 18th ST. NV.
COME OUT SUNDAY
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FOR SALE-$4. 200.
-FOUR FTVEROOM BRICK HOUSES
on iettered street, In good coalition:
rented at $500 per month. This kind of
property Is hard to ind. SEE Us AT
ONCE
739 18th 81. NV.
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FOR SALE
A 14th STREET CORNER BUSINESS
property at small price. for immediate
sale We can sell for small amount cash
and balance on easy monthly payments.
Revenue from this property will pay
amount required monthly. and nearly all
expenses. Now leased to q progressive
merchant. Stop In and let us explain this
unusual offer.
NORMAN & ROBINSON, INC,
139 18th st. NV.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

Fol. SALE OR EXCHANGE
Equity OF Sl2J. 600 in business properly. near
18th and II SITS. NV; rent. Sc 500 annually:
new building. Lot glx144 to soft. alley.
Equity of SIG. 600 in business property, It'll
e. Rent. Sli0 per month.
Equity of $4,000 In business property. G
ST., new corner building: rents $500 per month
Equity Of $4,000 in business property New
York ave- near 18th: new building; rent. $500
per month.
Equity Of s. 200 in business property. 9th
Of. NV; lot 25xl05. Will exchange for small
properties.
Equity of $4,000 IN 18th ST business prop
erty; very desirable and weil rented.
business property on ST. between eth and
10Th SITS: TO settle an estate 3.574 SO. IT.;
price. ST. per n.
Equity Of $1,000 in an apartment house
; Washington Heights: all rented. $3.50 an
nually.
Equity of s40c COO in an apartment house NJ
ell near Conn ave: all rented. - 500 annually
Equity OF $4,000 in an apartment house.
apartments rented. So. 500 ansually.
Equity Of $4,000 in apartment house.
Newton St between 14th and 18th; all rented
Annual rental. $500.
Equity OF 5000 in apartment house. Florida
ave near Massachusetts ave-; all rented;
snnual rental. IS. 700.
Equity OF $500 IN 23e-acre farm: 17J
acres clear: IS acres in timber t0-room dwell
ing and all necessary outbuidn1; Howard
county. near Laurel. Md
Equity OF $4,000 in new houses north
west: rooms and bath. hot-water heat; all
rented. $500 per month; small trust on EACH
A. r. FOX COMPANY 1911 ~ NV
SALES DEPARTMENT
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CHEVY CHASE.
'The Best Suburb of the National Capftal.'
The home builder viii find there more
Inducements than can be offered by any
other suburban section. Buy now aud live
there this summer.
Prices range from 10c to SOC per foot.
Well built and carefully planned homes,
ready to occupy. from SO, 250 up.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., Inc.
General Sales Agent.
BEAUTIFUL GROOM BUNGALOW: ALL MOD
ern conveniences: overlooking city at highest
point: shade: city fare G. F. & D. D. electric.
CO.. 202 Southern bldg.
WOODBRIDGE LOTS.
Having just bought 600 square feet of
ground In Woodbridge. ID. c., the original hold
ings Of tie late Col. E. b. Townsend, 1 will
sell half of 1t to first corners at from to 8
cents per square foot. after which prices will
be advanced TO make me profit on my ven
ture. Other ground in Woodbridge is held at
from to 40 cents per foot. have several
5000 feet lots 1.-THE size of ordinary city lots)
at $3.50. on easy terms. There never again will
be such bargains offered In Woodbridge. Wood
ridge is high and beautiful. well wooded. and
any evening. to :. Sunday. Take q ST.
cars marked District Line "Riverdale.'
..Berwyn' or Laurel" and get of at Wood
ridge. Cars about every minutes: % minutes
to Treasury. without change: one fare.
See owner. HENRY A. VIETH,
2675 Rhode Island ave. me-.
my26' Woodbridge. D. G.
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WANTED-LOTS.

OWNERS OF VACANT GROUND.
l Will improve your property and guarantee
you the price OF your ground. Send full par
ticulars al once. Box 243. star ONCE.
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FOR SAIE$3.SJO
TWO Houses IN DOWNTOWN SEC
tion northwest. very large lot: now rented
10 good tenants at $34bO; never vacant.
This investment speaks for itself.
NORMAN 4 ROBINSON, INC,
$50 18th st. NV.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

SPECIALITY OF REAL ESTATE EXCHANGES.
large. active list OF residences, business
and suburban properties. apartments and build
ing lots. We have advantageous proportions
A. E. FOX COMPANY. 1911 "H' NV.
EXCHANGE DEPARTMENT.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALES. CO.,
bered street southeast, just two doors
from Peuna. ave. -five rooms each, good
condition: lot. :32t91l50 TO 3S-ft. alley:
easily be Increased 10 5000. This prop
erty would be cheap at $500. Always
rented. Easy terms
139 18th st. NV
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WANTED.

RENT AT ONCE LARGE FUR
nisheA house In the suburbs or countyy for
hoarders, near electric or steam cars. nox
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Fol. SALE5 ACRES In MT. PLEASANT:
covered with oak trees: touching 10th st. and
bordering government park: commanding view
that cannot be obstructed will sell as a whole
tc one to several desiring home sites for
erty; unprecedented opportunity. OWNER.
1907 Irving st.
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basement stationary washtubs; furnace heat.
lain-lined sink and drain board in kitchen.
acetylene gas In concrete house outside Of
building; splendid gas fixtures such ms dome
in dining room. chandeliers in parlor and
hall, commodious front, side and back porches
from which you have a most magnificent view
Concrete walks In front and rear to outbnild-
ings. Large oaks, poplars and green around
the house furnish 4 most magnificent shade
Large grounds. ample for garden, chickens,
etc. II only requires 81 900 cash to own this
beautiful home. Balance Isl, 800 TO suit This
property is located one square from Daniels
Park station. ON the street line to Laurel,
Md. Come and look it over.
Also an up-to-date Groom cottage, papercd
throughout: large lots: fine water; large
front and rear porch: outbudings; one square
from trolley. post Office and store and 3
squares from B. d u. station; especially con-
yenent for any working in or near the
Union station. The fare by steam is only
$50 cents per trip Of Is to q minutes Loca-
tion all that could be desired by the most
Branchrille p O.. first stop beyond Berwyn.
Md. 800 takes this home. Balance 81 400 to
snit purchaser. Phone write JOHN n.
CUNNINGHAM. Owner. Branchville. Nd
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FOR RENT.
CHEVY CHASE. ND.
Oliver ST.. c. c.. DC, Or 2b (sea SOM $500 90
Conn ave. and T.enox 1lr.. furnished ;. $50. 90
West LenOx, 20 rooms, furnished. $500. $50. 90
Merose ST.. furnished ................ 1880
Oliver ST., c. c., d. c., 10 rooms. ...... ST.
Oliver St. C. c., d. c., Or, bath. ...... $500
Northampton St, rooms. ............ 1000
Patterson St, G. c.. ID. c.. rooms. 500
Raymond ST.. 8 rooms. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Raymond St. rooms: . acres. ......... 5000
Williams lane, rooms. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
SUBURBAN.
Choppers. Nd. Or. bath. 4 acres. ...... 5000
Blair rd.. 10 rooms. bath; l acre .. $3.50
Pinehurst. D. c.. Z rooms. ........ $1,000
Rockville rd.. Q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
Chapel and Grant 6 rooms. ..... $500
Daniel road. d. c. Observation-Disclosures. $500
Morgan's lane. / acre Observation-Disclosures. $500
kenilworth d. c., rooms. .......... 1880
YELLOTT & STUBBLEFIELD.
and
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY

SALE OR RENT-SEyERN RIVER, 1885 ACRES:
sr. house. outbuiidings; mile 10 W., B. 4 a.
sta: hour to Washington: river miles wide:
hpe shore front: fish. crabs. oysters: duck shoot
fruit trees n. c. RANDLE, Waterbury. Nd.
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CHEVY CHASE PARK.
CHEVY CHASE PARK.
Think of this subdivision
when you are thinking Of
locating in the suburbs. It
is located between the Chevy
Chase and Columbia Country
Clubs. In direct line of the
city's growth, where the shrewd
investors are buying. Select
your building site now. Let
us show you the property and
furnish You with a map.
CHAS. s. MUIR & CO., INC,
1403 n v Ave
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.

BEAUTIFUL 5-ROOM. ATTIC AND CELLAR
bungalow; hardwood finish: handsome cabinet
manteis; gas and coal ranges: fine dresser;
wide and spacious porches with commanding
view. large lot. and near station: I car fare:
low taxes and about only restrictions, colored
people and whiskey. excluded Will sell to
quick buyer easy terms rent. ]. c.
ROGERS. Owner. Mt. Rainier. Saith st. and
r. l.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-07-13
Refund
Orders Are Issued by the In.
terstate Commerce Com
mission of the Nation.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July ID
The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion has issued an order in which 1t
holds that charges upon shipments
of coke from Page and Anstead, W.
Va, to Carondelet. Mo-, are not
unreasonable and discriminatory, and
the complaint of the st. Louis Blast
Furnace Company against the Vir-
ginian Railroad csompany and other
railroads is dismissed. AT. the same
time it was found that the rates on
shipments from Page to Carondelet
by way of New Albany. Ind, were in
excess of the rate lawfully applicable
and reparatton Is ordered to be
made. The commission directed
the virglntan Railway and the st.
Louis Iron Mountain and Southern
Railway Companies to pay to the st.
Louis Blast Furnace Company So
S26. III, the amount found to have
been overcharged.
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CIVIL SERVICE
Examination for Clerk and
Carrier Eliglbles is to
Be Held Here.

An examination for clerks and
carriers viii be held at the postofIice
in this city November g. 1Sl2.
The age limit is Is to As years, on
the date of the examination.
Married women will not be admit
ted to the examination. This pro-
hibition however, does not apply to
women who are divorced or those
who are separated from their husz
bands and support themselves, but
they are eligible for appointment
only as clerks.
Applicants must be physically
sound. and male applicants must be
not less han feet inches in
height without boots or shoes, and
weisB .ot less than 125 pounds
without overcoat or hat.
For application blanks and for
full information relative TO the ex-
animation, qualifications, duties,
salaries, vacations. ppropmpotions,
address Immediately. C. L. Gardner,
secretary Of board of civil service,
ClarksBurg, W. Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-07-13
ANNIVERSARY
Services Are to Be Held in
the First Baptist Church
Here.

COMMUNICATING the sixth anniver.
sary Of the organization of >the loca.
Baptist Young Peoples Union, there
will be special services at the FRS
Baptist church tomorrow The Rev
R B MHDaneI, former pastor Cd
that church but now located at Al.
dersop, w. Va. will address the con-
gresation. in the morning on the sub
jeot, The Divine SIguiboard." This
Sermon Is Intended especially for
young people. but 1t will be interest
ing to all who hear It.
At Z O'Clock in the evening. Mr.
MsDanel will address the Baptist
Young Peoples Union on THE
Young Christian as a Soul Winner,
and at o'clock he will preach Of
the topic, THE Pre-eminence Of
Jesus"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-07-13
SUMMER SCHOOL
For Boys Will Be Told About
by Mr.. F1orain Here
Tomorrow.

W. c. Florain, state Young Mems
Christian Association secretary. will
speak tomorrow morning at II
o'clock at the First Methodist EplF-
coPal church. corner OF Pike and
Second streets. You will be interested
in hearing about the summer train
ing school for boys at Lake Terra
Alta, only sixty miles from Clarks-
burG which is now being opened Be
sure and attend and take the boys
with you.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-07-13
NATIONAL REVOL UTlON rs
PREDICTED BY Mr.. BAIL EY
If the Next Thirty Years Peo-
pie are as Radical as in
the Last Thirty.
CHARGES ooWARDIcE
On the Part of Members of
Congress and Denounces
His Own Party.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July ID
Senator Bailey. of Texas, in speech
at farewell dinner given to a score
Of his colleagues last night predicted
that II conditions in the Uaited
States continued to Cnzrge as much
in the next thirty years as they had
in the last thirty, the country would
face a condition parallel to that of
the French revolution. He charged
that members of Congress by their
cowardice we're responsible for the
condition OF unrest which prevails,
and virtually charged the Demo-
cratic party. Of which he is mem
Der, of exaggerating the Importance
of existing evils
The text of what Senator Bailey
said did not become public until to-
day.
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Huntington. w Va, July 5, 1919
To the Citizens Of CIarnsburg:
The Salvation Army has done and
is now doing a noble wo1Ha in this
city. Their organization is perfect.
To my personal knowledge through
their. falthful work they have made
good citizens out Of the worst ele-
ment in this city. The Army fills d
long GeEt need in religious work. 4
The Army visits and relieves the
distress OF the poorest class, comforts
them and buries their dead. The
citizens OF Huntington appreciate
their Christian spirit and work.
Their request for home met with
wonderful enthusiasm by representa-
tive religious bodies and citizens gem
orally. Several thousand more TIM,
asked for was subscribed.
You're truly.
Csfgned) C.. D. ESlNGoNS, 3
Pres, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hardware
Co,
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WILLIAM ]. PRI1N1M IS
DEAD AT HEPZIBAH
Well Known Resident of the
County Succumbs to
General Breakdown.

William ]. Primm, aged sc years,
died at his home near HepzIbah at
II o'clock Friday night. "A general
breakdown. arising from ,compli-
cation of diseases caused his death.
He was belfast the last several
weeks and his death was not unex-
pected.
The REV. James %. Potts will
conduct the funeral SERVICES over the
body in the chapel of the clifford
Osborn Undertaking Company here
Sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock, >~ald
the interment will be at the ELK
view cemetery. The pallbearers
win be G. Harry Gordon, Patrick
]. higgins, Hugh Lyon, Amos
Payne. F. G. Flowers and james H.
Mines.
The pallbearers and the place OF
the funeral services were selected
by Mr.. Primm and he made other
arrangements for his funeral.
Members of Clarksburg Lodge, No.
4S2, Benevolent Protective Order of
Elks, will be among the mourners as
he was a member of that lodge.
Mr.. Primm was a native Of
Glarksburg and a member of a
prominent pioneer family. HE was
widely known throughout the coun-
ty as he was a prominent building
contractor and carpenter all his
years until recently when he retired
from active work. He took a prom
inent part in Democratic politics but
never sought nor held public office.
He was genial in, emperament,
pleasant in conversation, and trained
in intellect, and discussed current
questions with the power of pro-
fessional debater. All who knew
him were his friends and his death
is deeply regretted by them.
Mr.. Primm is survived by three
sons and one daughter. The sons
are Henry B., Harry A., and w.
H., and the daughter is Mrs. G. j.
Flowers. His wife, Alma Tichenal'
a very lovely woman, died several
years ago.
Charles Primm, OF Weston, a
brother, and Mrs. Mary Baker
and another sister named sallie, OF
Kansas, also survive.
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MONEY IS PROVIDED
FOR WEST VIRGINIA

appropriation of s1,141 900 for i'm
proving the Ohio river by the con-
struction of locks and dams num-
bered Z, 3, 10, 10, 10, 20,
20. Al and AS. All burt the last
two of the dams arc in West yir-
ginia.
The bill also carries an appropria-
ton of $4,000 for the White Sulphur
Springs station of the Bureau OF
Fisheries. The appropriation for
this place is $500 for superintehd-
emf. 5000 for fish culturist and $500
each for three laborers.f
The remainder OF the West Viz
ginia appropriations carried in the
bill are for work in Connection with
new postoffice buildings as follows:
For CONNECTION of the new build,
ing at Charleston, $4,000.
For rent of temporary quarters al
Charleston. $500.
For continuing work on building
Continued on page five.)
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ACCIDENT
Victims Arrive Home Satur-
day; Accident Not as
Serious as Reported.

G. E. Prunty, accompanied by
Mrs. G. C. Finly and son, Master
George, returned from Philadelphia
Saturday morning where they, had
been since the automobile accident
Thursday morning, in which several
Clarksburg people were injured.
Mrs. Finly has an ugly wound over
her right eye and is slightly bruised /.
Master George, who was also sit
ting in the rear seat, was not in
iured. Mr.. Prunty, who was
driving the car, also escaped unin-
jured.
In speaking of the accident, Mr..
Prunty said that the press reports
had exaggerated the accident, as the
car did not turn turtle as stated in
all the reports, and If it had not
been for the bursting Of tire when
he put on the emergency brakes, the
car would not have skdded into the
pile of crossties as it did. The car
was not damaged very much. One
front door. fender and the lamps
were broken off.
Mrs. D. X. Reed, who received
the most severe injury in the &C.
cident, remained in Philadelphia for
a few days. as her jaw is very sore
and she did not like to make the
trip until it was better. Mr.. For.
dyce will return Monday.
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INQUEST
AT the Panama Coal Mine is
Postponed Until Next
Thursday.

MoUNDSNILLE. w. Va, July 10.
AN quest into the death of the
victims of the Panama coal mine
explosion has been postponed untl
next Thursday to allow mine iuspec-
to-s to make a thorough invest ia
ton. Of the cause OF the explosion.
Two OF the dead miners were buried
last tsht, and the other five this
afternoon. An appeaI has been made
for financial help for the families
OF the dead men.