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situations, professional

Az IrNDERGRIDUXfE NJ rs 4
would like to act as companion and
assistant to an elderly person need
ing personal care. terms moderate:
references exchan9ed Please answer
MISS r." care Y. W. &. A., Fifth
and Grace Streets. Richmond.
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rsurs. Inc. Hsssis. Shore Exeursaons' Lew.
est R2tee.
Twin screw s. 8. "BERMJDlAN." M.sls
tons dIsoiacement- Electric fans; orehss.
ira; wireless.
Festest, newest and only Steamer landing
pas.enxers ut ths deck In Bermuda without
' s.siin.s svsrys avs days in connection
With r. II. s. r. Co. Tickets Interchange
able.
For full Information, apply to a.
n. Co. Ltd. % Broadway. New Ysfk.
n II. BOWMAN. los East Main.
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Professional peIp Suantep

IMPORTANT 70 SCHOOL BOARDS
supplied with teachers OF all grades
on short notice. without charge
Teachers wapted THE VIRGINIA.
TEACHERS BUREAU. Rev. r. w.
Cridiin, Manager. Woodland Heights
Richmond, Va.
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BUSINESS OpPortnnIfIes

RESIDENT MANAGER WANTED FOR
local control OF the Williamson
Electric FlexiIyte for automobiles
and house use The new portable
light. containing an extension cord.
which can be unwOund and wound up
ut will You must have small
capital. open an Office. handle agents
and see the trade. on a new plan de-
vised BY US. The Fiexiiyte sells 20
automobilists. motor-boat owners.
campers. sportsmen: also In every
an opportunity for . man who can
give highest references. Address L.
a WILLIAMSON COMPANY. PSI
Broadway. New York City.
WANTED. LOAN OF $4,000 ON FIRST
mortgage Improved city real estate:
security absolute Address G 629. care
Times Dispatch.
CLAIMS OF EVERY KIND COLLECT
ed anywhere. FIDELITY CREDIT
CO. liz North Eighth Street. Rich
mond. Va.
CAPITAL FOR APPROvED ENTER
ticulars mailed for &c postage Ad-
dress THE GEORGIA PROMOTER,
Gainesville. Ga.
OWN YOUR OWN HOME. WE LEND
money TO buy or build. or to pay Oh
mortgages anywhere in the United
States; only 5 per cent simple annual
interest: We give you ten years to
repay loan At the rate OF ~ pei
month on each $1,000 borrowed
Write. call or phone Monroe 1881 los
full information EMPIRE REALTY
& MORTGAGE COMPANY, 1917 Mu-
tual Building. Richmond. Va
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Atlantic Coast Line

The Nabfcad OF tE0 cSus3s
EFFECTIVE OCT. & In
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and South: SIS A y. ana
$50 P. NJ. leo A. II
For Norfolk: 800 A. Il. 800 p. Il. A:N =.
NJ
For N. 4 w. Ry. West: s:S A. Il, ~ 4.
n. 800 r. NJ. $50 p. II
For Petersburg: 100 A y. e:U 4 H.
s.fs A NJ. 500 A n, $50 A. n. ::oe p. Il.
I:l0 p. n, s:0s p. n. $50 p. n. go p. II.
Has p. n.
For GoIdsboro and Fayetteville: 4:!0 r. y
Trains arrive Richmond daily: t:S A. NJ.
s:4o A. n. IO:I5 A Il. sS:H A. Il; ss1e:x \
~ gu 20 A NJ, s2:.0 P. IL. s~1:Ao r. ~. sos
p NJ, SIS p. n. SEQ p. NJ. 500 P. H.. u:~
r. n
except Sunday ssSunday only.
Time Of arrival and departure ana con
necrions not guaranteed
c. S. CAMPBELL. d. p l.. "a Main St.
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OLD DOMINION LINE
Nv. Richmond foot Of Ash St. daily. 20 2. y
Lave Newport News..................6:oo l. y
Arrive ...s.vs n -.
Connects with main line steamers Ieavine
Norfo!k for New York daily. except Sunday.
TOO p II Connections also made by n.
W. Ry. p. II. and e. o. Ry. At r. u.
N.Rht line steamers stop ut ClaremouS g
land or receive passengers on signal. and VIZ
be met by public conveyance.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION co. Objective
March r.l-James River BY daylight 10:
Norfolk and Ola Point. Newport News ane
ali james River landingh steamer leaves
Freight received for all james haVsx
r...uxa Phone Madison lIS.
Main Ticket Onsce. 121 z. Main street
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49,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 4
general meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Sank Of Commerce and Trueea,
OF Richmond, Va, has teen called
by the board Of directors OF eai4
bank, to be held At the bankiag
house es said bank, No. e01 Ease
Main 0srest Richmond Va %
WEDNESDAI. the seth day q -.
ve0bsr. 1919, st 10 A. =
no. n KENT. yR,
V;r0inia RaiiWoy ana Power Conway.
S9s-SSe Fast Main STREET
kscAaenA ocso0sr g tSl1
NOTICE 10 HEREBY QrvEN THAT
the onuua: meeting Of tee stock:
holsero o. the virginia Railway ana
Power Company viii Be hes1 se the
eensraI office Of the company. -
the city Of Richmond, Va, % We.
s::ss sZZ. Fov'"s'r ." '''a 1t -
me transfer books Win b s,sosl
on Thursdsy. October 81. 1914 ~
on ThurSaay. Novemess -. 1854 -
~ s'''''s 4 = Wv ~xns
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Winter Trips by Sea

BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.
steamers-Norfoik to Boston daily, except
Thursday; to Providence. sMonday. Thurs
day and Saturday, 6 p. u. 'Freght only.
Through tickets on sale TO principal pointA
Fine steamers. excellent service. low fares.
wireless telegraph. Send for booklet
Apply c. 4 o. Ry.. N. W. Ry.. .. n.
Bowman. No. 76 e. Main Street. and Rich.
mond Transfer Company. No. ~ 4 Main St.
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ANTIQUES

OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS BOUGHT
and sold; furniture repaired ana
finished at reasonable prices: also all
kinds Of special pieces made TO OF"
der by hand. Satisfaction Guara1-
teed Essen. 1919 West Btoo4
phone Madison 1890.
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ANT10UE&

ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURNlrUHE:
Furnituf9 repaired. poliehs0 40
packed: upholsterinG. etc: L y Az,
NALL 4 SON. 1917 west broo&
Phone Mad son e277.
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SEA FOOD

CALL PHONE MONROE Il1l 10H
nah, steamed crabs. crab NEAT D.
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LAWN MOwERA

LARGEST LINE OF LAWN xoWEHA
gsrdep hose. 10 the city: prices ree-
oopable. We sell Detroit was Iaegsc
EVANS HAGDw ARE CO. 5e9 Wss>
Broad.
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s ~seeAeeCs 0reoser Newspeeefs
Ehf6 imes l0 bippaish
GREATEST WANT AND REAL Es.
TATE MEDIUM IN VIRGINIA. AND
ONE OF THE BEST IN AMERICA.
Want Ad Rates

= advance. Ne I'd. taken for less tAan
ten cents.
Oae ana sne-half eents . WoPa AL
elassiAeatlons except situation wasseS
fer Sunday. Situation wanted. enc cent
. word. No A. sunday taken fsr less
than Afteen eeats.
No ads. taken for less than twessy.
ave eeats whea DhsssA ~ o. ehasses
st the counter.
Phone orders not guafanteeo.
ClassiAcatlens net Gasranteee ssses
Ot3O r. n.
Fer business eontraets, send for the
VHanf A MAJ. phone Monroe 4.
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SPORTING 0OODA
ZEE EVANS HARDWARE CO. FOR
| the largest line Of sporting goods In
the city 100 West Broad Street
HOW / CURED Myself OF CON-
sumptton-a booklet Of priceless
value to tubercular sufferers. Abso-
lutely free CHAS. F. ATCOCk, III
Inkerhational Bank Building. Los
Angeles
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URNITURE AND CHINA PACKING.

WE PACK AND SHIP FUR10IUHI
and china and wedding preosats VIA
care. Sssped JACOB ul1AAUT. 1855
west Broad Street. Fooos 1eaaeeo
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fer BALI

< Splendid GENERAL MERCHAN-
disc proposition In small country VI,
lage, near post-onaoe and graded
scnool. A lively business: best reason
for desiring to SELL Also a nice
young mare, coming six years old.
broke well in harness: selling Tor
want Of use. having others. lnves-
tigate Z 5S1, care Times-Dispatcn
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loat anb FOUND
Zoo REV ARD.-LOsT. BETWEEN
the First National Bank, post once
and Seventh and Main. or In Capitai
City Lunch. or Ola Forest Hill car:
between seventh and MAIN ana
Seventh and Perry. $3.50 In pilIs Wy"
reward and no questions asked. Al
dress li03 Semmes street. s"u'"
Richmond.
LOST. A SEAL NECKPIECE sATUh,
day. between Miller Rhoaos anu
the Reservoir. Reward. Phone mon
roe S04.J.
FOUND. LADY'S GOLD BREAsIPIN,
handsome setting. owner can .RT.
same by calling on II. Z. y. HAM
MAN. at o. II. Berry 4 Cos.
lost BIG WHITE POINTER DOG:
l!ver-coiored head. spot on side anu
rump. between Chesterfield Cous..
house and Swift Creek. answer
n the name OF Buster. Reward Z
returned TO 1913 East Grace Strset:
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@tsfeIIanepu8
aHVE rRoUBLE

DfONfT HAVE TR0UBLE
WITH HOuSECLEANING. STAINING
and waxing floors. Call Monroe BIZ
for nrst-class service. Satisfaction
guaranteed WILLIAM JOHNSON.
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TOOLS AND CUIIkRY.

n YOU WANT ANYTHIN0 N U0A
or cutlery, see the EVANS HARD
WARE CO. Best line ot lowest
prices in city. 700 W. Br0aA SSr0oG
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SAFETY BLADES RESHARPENED
Gall makes). hsirtested and 8uaIan-
teed to shave as good or better than
new. work received and delivered
at our local agency, Howell Bros
sixth and Broad. Sharpe Co. NO.
North Seventh. Phone Monroe
a1S1
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FOR SALE. HIGH GRADE BUSINESS
buggy; st. Louis storm buggy; l
newly painted cutunder ranabout.
several top wagons and one open
wagon A. MEYERS SONS. 7al East
Cary Street.
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SHOE REPAIRING.

1oc REBATE IF you BRING SHOES
with this coupon. Mems shoes half.
soled, 75c, related to SOC; iad'es
ha1f-soles. SOC, rebated to soc. Every
pair sewed, best leather: no nails. no
pegs Keeling. CSC. DREW'S EtEC-
TRIO SHOE FACTORY. 71S East
Main, Phone Monroe 1861.
RELIABLE TRANSFER-MILLN
800 North Ninth Street, hauls trunks
for Csc: claim checns issued Al TING
house for your baggage; two men on
our wagon Phone Madison 1446.
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fAs most magnificent hotel IN the
south. European plan. Rooms oangSe
ma On suite. with ana without bothA
spacious sample room1
ca DRDnkGn6
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-09
Shinnston Police Chief
Wings Man Who
Makes Escape.

Clarksburg police wegs notified
Friday to watch for and arrest How
ard Commeans, young coal miner,
who escaped from D. j. Cunningham
chief of police of shlnnston, Thurs
day night at that place and who was
shot by the chief while running away
from the officer. Commeans was shot
either m a hand or leg, but it is
thought thaF::he wound is only slight,
Commeans was arrested by the chief
about 10 o'clock at the home of John
Ross, also a coal miner, on charge
of threatening 70 shoot Ross when
the two had an alteration 1t is said
that both had been drinking. The
chief took his prisoner, before Mayor
C. t. watkins, and the latter COM
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-09
TAFT LEADERS
In Ohio Are Gathering in
Columbus for Meeting Of
State Committee.

COLUMBUS, O., Aug, s-Taft
leaders in Ohio began gathering
here today for preliminary confer
ence tonight on the program to be
followed at the Republican central
committee meeting tomorrow when
candidate for governor will be
named. Carmi A. Thompson, secre-
tary to president Taft, arrived to-
day to look after the presidents in
terestst and was in conference with
the leaders. That any one of the
following five men were acceptable
to President TAFT, was the word
given out:
Harry N. Daugherty, Warren G.
Harding, U. Grant Denman, Presl-
dent wv. o. Thompson of the Ohio
University. and General R. B,
Brown.
Thompson In a statement later said
that any good Republican would be
acceptable to the president and, the
Taft leaders but that the candidate
for governor must be one who will
support the Republican national
ticket and platform
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VA RNING rs SENT
TO SOLDLE RS HERE
By Captain Duncan Bough-
ner TO Report for Duty
at Once.

Captain Duncan Boughner, OF
Company X of the West Virginia
National Guard; the clarksburg
Company, writes home from the
strike zone at Paint creek In Ka-
nawha county that Company K is
'stfh located at Tomsburg, eleven
miles up Paint creek from the juno
ton and that so far 1t has not been
fred on or had any trouble OF any
Kind. lie also writes as follows:
81 desire through the columns OF
the Telegram to warn for duty here
the followin genlisted men who are
absent without leave:
Sergeant Alfred B. Powell, Cor
pora1 Cart v. Hienzman and Pri-
Yates Raymond caulfeld, Charles
W. Lantz, Robert c. Martin ana
James A. Tucker"
Transportation has been sent Col.
n. L. Osborn here for these men and
1t Is hoped that no further action
will be necessary in the case.
Tie men Of Company * have been
and are now all well and performing
faithfully such duties as are re-
quired Of them. Mai. Scott is in
command OF their battalion.
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"a n 90 INT MIN s. 4
ALSO 60 OUT ON "A B
Fifteen Hundred Are Raising
Old Ned in Reference
to Pay Day.
MILITARY AID SOUGHT
BY the Sheriff Of That County
as ii FSiiQrlng There is
Now Feared. !.

cHARLEsroN. Aug. s-FGrther
complaining the strike situation in
the KanaBha coal field. about 4 500
miners went on a strike at Boomer
today on the question of pay day.
Under the old arrangement pay
day occurs on the second and fourth
Saturdays Of. the month except
where a month has FIVE Saturdays.
when itsshall be ON the third and
fifth. This month has Ave satur-
days and the miners insisted on be-
ing paid tomorrow When the oper-
ators refused. the walk-out7 occur
red.
Boomer is in Fayette county
about six miles from the nearest mil
itary camp. The sheriff of Fayette
county has asked for military pro-
lection in case Of rioting.
Paint creek had quiet night and
no outbreak occurred between the
miners and special guards on Cabin
creek as was feared last evening.
H.
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sT I.III Walker ]
J, Chosen Chairman of the
Democratic State Execu-
tive Committee.

PARKERsBURG, Aug. 9--with
the entire membership present here
yesterday afternoon the Democratic
state executive committee elected
Stuart w. Waller chairman, and Sc
lected Parkersburg as headquarters
for the campaign.
Joseph Murphy, of ParkersburB,
was elected treasurer; A p. Garden
sergeant at arms; j. R. Mehen, as
sistant sergeant at arms, and the Sc
lection of a secretary was left to the
chairman. A. E. Kenney, former
secretary. announced that he was
not candidate for reelection.
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CONVENTION,
PROGRAM MADE UP
Jndge Haymond MaxWe1l..

F
Judge Haymond Maxwell,
2:20-"The Adolescent Girl"
Mrs. Ross F. Stout.
2;So- Some Results of Organ
lied Classes" L.. K. Richards.
2:45-General discussion, "se.
lecting Sunday School Teachers, "
led by the Rev. H, T. Mcclenand.
8:O5-Appointment of commit.
tees.
Night Session.
7:sO-song and praise service;
song service led by the Rev. j. Wal.
ter Barnes; praise service led by
the Rev. j. Walter Barnes.
S:OO-Address-"A Call fol
Men," the Rev. Willis Pierce, oil
Cameron.
: Friday Afternoon.
1:SO-special song service.
1:45 to 3:8O-"The Prohibition
Amendment" led by temperance su.
perintendent, E. F. Garrett. Shor,
addresses by the Rev. 7. NJ. Hare
president Anti Saloon League; Gen,
eral Secretary "A. T. Arnold ant
others, followed by open parliament
9:45-Devotional and Song ser,
vice; song service led by directors
devotional, the Rev, L. tB. Douglas.
1O:OO-Address, A. T. Arnold
general secretary.
1O:3O-"The Value of Music II
the Sunday School," the Rev. W. NJ
Long,
1O:45-Report of county secre
tary.
1O:5I5-.Report of county treas
urer.
11:C5-Report of committees.
11:15-Election of officers.
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JAMES REEFE
Us Claimed by Death Angel
after An Illness of
Some Time.

James Keefe, aged 20 years, died at
tho home Of his sister, Mrs. William
Mulheran, on East Pike street Friday
morning at II o'clock after a inger-
ing illness of several years OF tuber-
culos!s.
The deceased young man was a
general tavorite among the younger
people of the city al b although his
death had been expected for several
weeks 1t comes as great shock to
his large number of friends.
He is survived by his father, James
Keefe, two brothers and three sisters
The brothers are William and John
Keefe. The sisters are Mrs. William
Mulheran, Mrs. Oscar Mcclure and
Miss Winlfred Keefe, all living in the
East End.
The funeral arrangements have not
as yet been made.
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For the Sunday School Work
ers of the County to Meet
at Shinnston Soon.

The program for the thirty-third
annual session of the Harrison
County Sunday School Convention
to be held IN the Methodist Bpisco,
pal church at shinnston Thursday
and FRIDAY, August l22 and % has
been made up as follows:
Central thought "Consecrated
Service"
FIRST session 1880 a. m. Thurs.
day, President Laco L. Young, pre-
siding.
1O:SO-song and praise.
Song service led by director;
praise service by the Rev. Roy Nc,
1o:45-"The Aim of the Count.
Convention. by President Laco L
Young.
11:Oo-Genaral business.
11:1O-"How the County Ele
mentary Superintendent May PRO
mote the work" Mss Graham.
11aSO-"The Strong and Veal
Points in Our Sunday School," lee
by Harry Gump; discussed by super
intendents.
Thursday, Afternoon.
1:SO-Devotionai and song service
song service led by director: devo
tional led by the REV. E, e. Man
ley
1:45-General discussion, "Wha
Notifications in the General Schoo
Program are Made Necessary by the
Graded Lesson Courses in the Small
schools?" led by Miss Graham.
2:CE-"The Adolescent Boy
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EAEAL WOUND
Very. Likely is That inflicted
upon Himself BY CIsr-
ence Mutter.


I, The; condition of Clarence Nutter,
aged 81 years, who is in local hos
pital suffering from a gun shot wound
inflicted by himself in an attempt to
commit suicide is critical and his re-
coEery is not expected. Mr.. Nutter
was an employee at the LANCE and
crist box SsctOry at the Monticello,
addition up, to last Saturday night
He failed to return to work Monday
aPd some time Wednesday night at
his home near the box factory heshot
mmsek with revolver The bullet
penetrated the left side just below the
heart.
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JUSTICE HARLAHS
Widow and Two daughters
Are to Be Objects Of
Charity Of Lawyers.

WASHINGTON, d. G., Aug. g.
prominent members of the bar are
endeavoring to raise 100000 for the
relief of the widow and two daugh-
tiers of the late Associate Justice
Harlan. s.gners to letter state
that Justice Harland died leaving
his family unprovided for and his
Washington home mortgaged.
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G0.TE0N MERCHANT
Is Accused by His Wife Of
Shooting Her While He
is Drunk. N

NEW YORK, Aug. 9-Matthew
o'callaghan. a cotton merchant 1iv-
ing in a fashionabl section OF Brook
Ign, was taken into custody today
on charge of shooting his wife. Lii
liam, whom, he declared, he mis-
took for burglar, The woman said
her husband was intoxicated and the
shooting was deliberate. She is in
a critical condition in hospital
with three bullet wounds, She is 81
years old and o'Calaghan is 60,
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TEDDY is cHEERED.

NEW York. Aug, 9lColonel
and party arrived here
from Chicago this morning and he
was greeted by a cheering crowd.
He FASTENED to his editorial offices.
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FLEEING MINER IS
SHOT BY OFFICER

mitted Commeans to jail in default
Of bond to await hearing Friday
morning in the mayors court. On
the way from the mayors office to
the lookup, Commeans broke away
from the chief and while trying to
oyertake him. the chief fred a re-
Yolver at him.
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MANGLED TO DEATH
Are Two Workmen at the Bot
tom of a Deep Shaft by
An Explosion.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-Two work
men were mangled to death and five
others seriously injured at the bot
tom of R50-foot shaft leading out
of the new acquaduct at 1O6 street
and Central Park today A steel
drill struck forgotten charge of
powder.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-09
ANNUAL
Assessment q Properly in
Harrison County by Mag
fsterial Districts.
N By ASSESSOR
Figures Show Various Glasses
Of Values Made BY Him
and State Board.

County Assessor Erhest 4. Pigott
will report to the county court the
yaTne of all property in the county
this year for taxation, based on road
purposes by maglsterial districts I:
Real estate. ,a... $3s, O0s.1 90
Personal property. 1926, 695 90
Board Public Works. s.1,s5s ,OS2 90.
Total for county, 81. s4o, s77.Oo.
Amounts for Road purposes by
magistertal districts:
Clark District.
Real Estate. ....... 22. les, 10000
Personal property. f15, 415.Uo,
Board Public Works LAOS. $500
Total. j. a.. 1920, 1890.
Clay District.
Real estate. :. ..s.. 81 Is45 MS. 0 O
Personal property. l.4S7, O75 90
Board Public Works 1,7slss $4,000
!, Total. ssa1s, $1,000
Coal District.
Real Estate. .... $2,753, $4,000
Personal property. 1,162. $4,000
Board Public Works 2Js2s, $4,000
a - -
Total. J. ss.74s, 10000
Eagle District.
Real estate ~. s2S90s $4,000
Personal property. :. 739,9Oo.oQI
Board Public Works 2!b64,4os.oo4
$1,000
INK district.
Real Estate, ...... $1,108, 045.oO
Personal property. 3sS,715,oOI
Board Public Works 61.4S9.09I
- 49,
Grant District.
Real estate. ........ $1,T01S266.80!
property. 7S6,S2o.oO
Board Public Works : 1877 90
sard!s District
Real estate. ...... So. o44, $500
Personal property $50 715-o y =
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-09
TWENTY ARRESTS
Of Aldermen Today in De-
troit in Connection with
BigGraft Scandal.

DETROIT, Aug. 9-sensatiOnal
Developments in the aldermanic
graft scandal occurred today when
Prosecutor Shepherd announced that
before night about twenty aldermen
would be arrested IN connection
with their official positions.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-09
no LEAVE ARC lTeHTs.

Poles for electric lights are being
erected at Colonial flights by force
Of worFmen. Five arc lights are to
be placed there at once in compliance
with a recent order Of the city coun-
ell.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Thomas E. Stevenson and Adeline
Elder and Antoni syroka and Katy
Yonea have been issued marriage
licenses.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-09

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. -
The sudden appearance of geo Mex
ioan rebels at Bisbee, Ariz.. last
d ght, has sent a detachment Of
American troops along the line east
ward to that point. II the rebels
have not retreated to the access line
when the troops arrive they VIII BE
arrested and informed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-09
AMERICAN TROOPS
HURRY TO, BORDER
As the Result of Sudden APP
pearance Of Mexican Reb-
els in Arizona.

ELL PASo, Tex, Aug. 9-Mexican
bandit crossed the international
boundary line into Texas today ana
began raiding near sierras Blancca,
according to a telegram received, by
sheriff Edwards this afternoon,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-09

60 s. gags AZ ).
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-09

hiigWers Not much change Il
Temperature