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The Washington times., 1914-02-05
BUSINESS OPPORI uNlTIES

BARGAINS in cz. Iasive and paying board
ing aud roominE h"usc~. groceries. lunch
tioncry torres cigar st"r's, business places
* all kinds
LARGE BOAIpIN,; HOUSE. Mass ave. 4.
mus: Ice sold See u- and secure "A bsrEa! n
MARSH Nil ~. =. BROKERS'. "IS y. y. ave.
FIVE-CHAIk burIr- sIop on Pa ave: tn
attention caUsr Sarliu,I ,Iug for 81, o., terms
arranged 10 rchabi" larry
rfl,kEN HI'SINI:SS. near rieorgrtuvn:
Er,at"s. hsr-tiu ever Offered at $500: In
H"i'" double; rent st.. a'rrs.
:IICATESSI:N. confectionery and light
Iunrh: cost to "quip non. quick sale take
Ism, terms neal Ar'.rie Market.
DRY GOODS. notion .nd confectionery
store, excellent location s,. and opTsrsitg
school. owner retiring and take SC OIL dollar
heap rent; Nat alo'c
WE HAVE GREAT DEMAND for all kinds
%. business pIt,'-s :.' ua II you wish TO
MAX" quick sausfl"'"r, sale.
>EW YORK Hr.S. Hr;,KERs. 1i23 ? y. w.
EoUAIIN'i HOts. l. rooms. I St NV. SIS.
EDNEDlNG HOUSE (, rooms. /, ST. near
Iilh uw.. 81 .ouI. terms IL desired
HuAlDi%G HOy~E Mass. ave, 10 rooms,
SlpJr.
I;,,""'MlN'i iiolSI.. all sections Of the y.
GIamEKI sToltE r.nl only sl.59 500
EGt ny EUS. ERUkEKS I@27 N Y ave
''it l-f.-'',IS i'l'h '' years. Spl"uIlfly 10
,aI,.i northwest: small hotel: without IL
""ns": I" rooms. Apply Eopin C"6. Colum-
Ian fading. i
I'UE SALE IuarEsrI;h. nur,s,., ,hueing, and
"h'"". .sh' "h".. ch'th. in y. l.. section.
lsDN "a. I'iIurs u'i,r. 10
I,uuNIN,i HOUSE l. r.onls. all rcnIcI. no
l,Lsonah.'. onrr refused, having city. 1913
u st. y ".
FOR SALE Three Lest l"raIrd saloons in
I:altIuOIr WORTH INVESTIGATION
GuaTDu:Ucd II purchaser UuI,rsrauis REQUIRE
I.cHts. Address q @'vl. News Office. Bult-
mur, Md
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fOR &ALE-L0TS

LARGE LOTS FOR SALE At \ SACI;T-
FrI,'E nr will consider trade Tor ErOi
r,ntiDE nropertv .-cruud-tru> uot.s also
considered These lots are located North
west Washington and light on car linz. l:N-
.clIrnt for homu builders. as their location
will appcaI to tho home purchaser.
lei uy show YOU the property. You Will
br surprised at the bargain We can offer YOU
a. e. e. HoTGHToN 4 CO. 60 + St y W.
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MRS. K. LUSBY.

Ia!u.igtgy and card readings. Ladies only.
~ <,W York ave. y. ". Closed sunday
PROF CAaTILLO rom we'd from SOi K Et
Ia gtI I2rh ST. y. ". readings JOc and 81:
gii, correct .dN.lc IN all lure AMI bust
mss afl.,irs A,Ip you 20 sIi"-.dy marriage.
?, ul.f,. Jll, separated and Tr.LoI. -,l iTuuDles
ORIGINAL GYPSY PALMIsT.
Whole Fortune Told, &c
oDen Nights l723 Sth 81. N W.
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RANDLE HIGHLANDS.

Twenty-second street, between Min
>nesota avenue and r street, and Q
street. between Naylor road and Min
nesota. avenue, are being improved. An
alley crossing has been laid in Twenty
fifth street, between . and L streets
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY

VIII, SACRIFICE 10 gel money quick. =
brirks room and rooms: rent g., north
west section. trust s., 0gC Price 3. 90.
ALEA. :. CLARKE. j.. 6jJ / 81. " W.
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PUBLIC NOTICES

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, d. c.
Washington. ID. C. February 3rd 1g14 On
Monday, February 9Th, 1914. at the place and
time hereinafter named, the Commissioners
Of the District of Columbia will offer for sale
at auction to the highest bidder, the exclu-
sive right and privilege of using the several
municipal hay scales from February 9Th,
1914 to August lst 1914 for the purpose o.
Weighing hay. straw, fodder, oats in the
straw and live stock; to wit: N J. sit
uated at the Intersection OF Eleventh and 3
streets northwest; No. 4, situated near Sew
enth and Florida avenue northwest: No.
8, situated at Georgia avenue and the
District line: No. 8. situated rear OF Market
House, Georgetown. d. c.; No. z. located on
Wisconsin avenue, In TennRllytown, ID. c.;
and No. s. situated at the intersection OF
Nichols avenue and Hamilton road, Congress
Heights. ID. c, to be sold together as
group at the office Of scale No. ,. situated
nca- Eleventh and streets northwest at
twelve o'clock noon. Conditions Of sale will
be announced by the Auctioneer at the time
Of sale. Terms: One-fourth cash and bal
ance on or before March LIST, 1914. o. 2.
NEWMAN. F. l. SIDDONS. CHESTER
HARDING. Commissioners. d. C.
The Washington times., 1914-02-05

Robert r. Bradbury has taken I'D
the question of the designation Of
Pennsylvania avenue between the
bridge and Minnesota avenue There is
doubt whether it is a business street or
q residential one. The matter will lie
referred to the Commissioners Senti-
ment is in favor of making ii a bust
ness street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lee. Of = street,
are visitngf friends in Congress Heights
for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. +. Mason are in Bal
timOre. where Mr.. NassOn has a build
ing contract
A twu-story frame dwelling is being
erected in NayIUr road for William Mar
shall
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CLklHrUIANIS

I.i-yGERAI.p Not.d IaIIuI1t and Double
S.rlrC Powers Ful.r-. 'OurisItp. mar
Rag, business, guaranteed. 49, Eye 81
y. ". i
NAIAM FIELD tells Euuc-. your lite from
cradle, to grave. E,U:nlrS separated. Salts
Iaruon open ~unda.s. rciLlnss 5or and u.
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At the annual election OF officers of
the Burden Bearer Circle of Kings
Mrs. James B. Henderson. these we're
chosen: President, Miss Isabel King
don; vice president, Mrs. Ellen Waters
recording secretary. Mrs. John r. Hen
derson; corresponding secretary, Mrs
John b. Brewer: treasurer, Mrs. John
H. Gassawa
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1851 KRAEMER ST. n. E, rooms and
bath; brick modern house, newly painted
and papered; reduced to SIS month.
1886 ST. s. E.; new s-roon and bath brick:
rented to colored party for $3.50
CAPITOL HEIGHTS Nd, 4-room bungalow;
S 80
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
1873 + 81. N W
The Washington times., 1914-02-05

A lively fight is on over the appoint
ment of Democratic member of the
board of public school commissioners to
succeed Commissioner Milford Onutt.
whose term expires May l. The Re
publican committee has recommended
To Governor Guldsborough that DR..
William 7 Pratt. of Potomac. be
named. and the Democratic committee
is understood TO favor either Thomas
{. Darby. of Dawsonville, or DR.. John
Gardiner. of Clarksburg.
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. Dis
TRICT OF COLUMBIA, FEBRUARY ;.
1914 SEALED PROPOSALS will be receivea
at the office Of the Secretary OF the Board
OF Commissioners, Room 5U9. District Build
ing. until O'Clock, p. NJ, March >, 1914. Tor
constructing the new Central High SchOoE
Building No. lT3 with STADIUM and AthIrti.
Field located between Eleventh street.. ThiT-
teenth street, Florida avenue and Clifton
street, Northwest, Washington, ID. e. Bank
forms OF proposal specihca tions and all Eec-
sssary information may De obtained from ne
Chief Clerk, Engineer Department, Room ~
District Building Washington. u. q. 4
deposit OF twenty dollars wIII be required ~
insure return or plans. OLIVER z. NEW
MAN. FREDERICK l. SIDDONS, ChES-
TER HARDING, Commissioners, ID. c. =
DEPARTMENT, OF THE INTERIOR
Washington, January 26. 1914. Sealed LTO-
department until p. IN. Tuesday, FebrIs.v
Il, 1914. and then opened, for the furnishing uF
ali labor and material, unless otherwise saeS-
Ified, wHiCn shall be required in Installation
Of Plumbing, and OF marole, tile and terrazzo
work. in rooms ~. ~, -, 3UI, 81 and 81.
in the Ole IossUIIIce Building washington,
=. -, III accordance with pans and speCt5-
cations tor the work. copies OF which may
be obtained on Application to the chief cieSS
OF this department The right is reserved H.
reject any and all bids. or 10 accept or ryic-t
any pre- thereof IN the discretion OF the De
parI.ucn-. proposals should be securely en-
Oid J UstOuice Building" or 'ProousaI fG,-
marOIu tile and terraZzO work, Old Pos
OuIcu i.UlIdlng, as the case may be. and be
addressed to the Secretary OF the Interior
LEW - L. LAfLlN, Assistant Secretary. 1
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, DIS
TRICC OF COLUMBIA. JANUARY a
1914 SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
at the office Of the Secretary OF the EoarI
OF Commissioners. Room 5Vs, District Build
ing until clock, P. NJ, February 3, 1914
lor furnishing and inSialling electric Uvhs
and pow ~ systems in the EcpaiT and Storars
Isui.-iug OF the Fire Department. located On
North Carolina Avenue, between Sixth ami
Seventh streets, Southeast Washington, d. q
Blank forms OF proposal, specifications md
all necessary Information may be ObtaIne
from the Chief Clerk, Engineer Department
Room 4s7 District Budding Wasnington
D. - \ deposit Il five dollars will bs r.
QuiTcd 10 insure the return Of plans and
FpecincatiOas. OLIVER Il. NEWMAN
FREDERICK L. SIDDOSS. CHESTER
HARDING. COMMISSIONERS. ID. c.
The Washington times., 1914-02-05

=. ". Eubank, a lineman OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company,
was brought to the Alexandria Hospital
asst night with a crushed elbow and
ruises on the body which he sustained
" a fall from a telegraph pole at Cliff
m
The Washington times., 1914-02-05

Miss Blanche NJ. Clinkscales and Gar
and 5. LOmaX. of Washington, were
married yesterday at the parsonage Of
he First Baptist Church.
The Washington times., 1914-02-05

Carl Fleishmann, of the Hotel FIeish-
uaun, has been confined to his room for
-everal davs on account of Illness
The Washington times., 1914-02-05
APARTMENT FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-HOUSES

Unfurnished.
FOR RENT
1905 Park road NV. 1or. b.............S4 .S42 50
1908 6th ST. nw 7r and b............ % 50
45s + ST. NV Or and b. Ccorner) .. 25 90
12l7 Orren st. me-, 6r and b.......... $3.50
6S p st. NV, 6r. and b.............. % 80
27O2 18th st. ne, Tor and b.......... q 50
1882 Sth st. nw 6r and b.............. p 80
17ls Sth 81. NV, Or. and b.............. 70 90
6i7 18th st. ne, Or. and store ........ IL. 50
FOR COLORED TENANTS.
1l0iz 1st st. NV, 5r. and b. (fiatl SIS. 90
AZ p st. NV, 6r. and water........ 1850
l243h Linden ST. me-, 4r. and b. (fiat) Il %
732 18th st. me-, 5r and water .... 10 so
24 y st. sw., Or. and water. $50
CLIFFORD A. BORDEN CO.,
PHONE NJ. 2242 6O4 5th St N w
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FOR RENT-STORES

STORE lSN3o at is II st. NV, just newly
renovated and h'tcd with all modern i'm
prUvcm"nis, '5CCtrl" lights. ami hot water
heat. would Ov suitable Tor a tailor. militia
cry stOrc or r"aI estate office: will rent very
low. Apply l.. J. NEE. 7Ih aud II y W.
The Washington times., 1914-02-05

The Dancing Club, Of Alexandria
.odge, will give a dance tonight in the
ud;torium of the Elks' home, in Prince
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS

WDIkINt;IE\ Should the man most inter
,Sr,I got Wis., II there's sale ii tine
,,,,r,I.'rI,I i'm ,r keen brsy s.IIIry .L,,.
goods even II slIELIIy used at g ro so, one
price. JC%TllS OLD STAND, 6ly -.
NATTKESSES renovated and rcmudc 81 IJ
by experts: guaranteed by tho Eaglo Bel
ding Co, I3y3 7th st. Phone n J2lO: this IS
worth JnC.
CARPET CLEANING. sanitary process. also
rug weaving. OLD LAUREL. Eclipse
zoe 81 10Th st. : w. Main SCAM.
RUGS WOVEN like new. guaranteed ) Years:
carpet cleaning. Old l.AUItEL ECLIPSE
3C9-3ll 10th ST. :. W GulH S2JI-M
E-PIECE pnrIor suites upholstered In tapes
Try, s. ~. IIcv delivery. satisfaction Acme
LpL0l. Co., o. II st. N W, Line 5S&-A
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-01
MONUMENT
AT Robert Rooms Grave to Be
Unveiled Sunday, Oct, | ]
by W0odmen.

Plans were made at the regular
meeting of Clarksburgs camp No. OF
the wood mentsof the world Wednes-
day night in its hall in the Bell build
ing to hold unwilling ceremonies at
the grave of Robert Koon. a deceased
member. sunday. October IL In
Greenlawn cemetery. This date is a
week later than that formerly. am
nounced. but the postponement had to
be made for several reasons. The
camp engaged the Rev. William M.
Long, pastor of the Cent Christian
church. to deliver the memorial adj
dress on this occasion. The cere-
monies will be held In the afternoon
and the camp will assemble in the
camp hall and go to the cemetery in
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-01
BOY CONFESSES
To Attack on Another Boy and
Magistrate Fines Him SIS
and Costs.

Teddy Bolander. an Adamston
youth, confessed Wednesday night
in Magistrate w. e. Starcher's court
to charge of assaulting and beating
Raymond Tichenal. another boy. re-
Gently at that place, and the magis-
trate fined him S. and costs. The
sum was paid and the boy was re-
leased.
Teddy and his father. Frank, were
both jailed on the same charge but
the latter gave bond Wednesday
night for his appearance in the court
later for a hearing and he was re-
leased from custody The cases grew
out of quarrel between the boys.
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SURPRISE
And Disappointment Come
With the Turn-DoWn OF
GiIkeson and Durbin.
.tseEe,A. 70 rAl r.Lsens-.

WASHINGTON. b. C.. Oct. L.
When the three Class G directors OF
the federal reserve bank of the
Fifth district (Richmond) were an
nounced it caused surprise and dis"
appointment to West Virginians.
They had reasons to expect that one
of these appointments would go to
West Virginia. There were two can
didates from that state. one of them.
r. M. Gilkeson, OF Parkersburg, and
the other Charles R. Durbin, of
Grafton, both able bankers OF much
Experience.
while for long while it looked az
though Mr.. Gilkeson's chances We're
very good, latterly. it was believed
by those close to the proposition
that Mr.. Durbin would be the win
ner. The latter had the backing OF
his brother-in-law, John T. McGraw.
who was very active in his behalf.
The successful candidates were Viii
liam Ingle, of Baltimore; ames A.
Monsure, of Richmond, and M. F.
H. Gouberbeur, of Wilmington,
NJ C.
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OIL AND GAS
srannrA,eoeesoa9oaor ia1fffesl-s.s:paaonec

! PITTSBURG, Pa. Oct. 1.-The Oil
market is as follows
Pennsylvania $1.45, New Castle
is1.O2. Corning 85 cents, North Lima
l96 cents, South Lima 81 cents, Indi-
ANA 81 cents, Illinois 90 cents, Can
ada $1.36.
In the Weir sand development on
Blue creek, Elk district. KanaWha
county, w. Va. the Ohio Fuel Oll
Company has drilled its second test
ION the C. e. Young farm into the
sand and it produced 445 barrels tho
first twelve hours. No on the
same farm produced 400 barrels the
first twenty-four hours. No. 2 on the
Garland Anderson farm. drilled IN
ten days ago. is holding up at 4S5
barrels. It's highest gauge for TWEEN
ty-four hours was TO barrels. NO.
on the G. W. BelcheT farm was
opened and is producing 100 barreis
a day.
Penn Oil Company''s largest pro-
ducers show the following gauges:
Blue creek tract. No. As. 155 bar
rels: Nos. and 5. J. v. r. Skinner.
GO and 40 barrels, respectively, and
Nos. 1 and 2. j. v. and A. G. Skin
ner. 40 and 14O and 200 barrels
respectively.
AT Rosedale, Birch district. Brax7
ton county. on the p. G. Ramsey
town lot, Howard and Company nave
drilled a well that produced 45 bar
rels the first "A hours. Last week
in the same territory. Alexander ana
Doty drilled in a test on the z. n.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-01
SAL Is FINE FOR
ACHING KIDNEYS
we Eat Too Much Meat Which Clogs
Kidneys, Then the Back


Most folks forget that the kidenys.
like the bowels. get sluggish and
clogged and need flushing occasion
ally; else we have backache and dull
misery In the kidney region, severe
headaches. rheumatic twangs. torpid
liver, acid stomach. sleeplessness and
all sorts of bladder disorders.
You simply must keep your kid
news active and clean, and the mo-
ment you feel an ache or pain in the
kidney region. get about four ounces
cor Jad Salts from any good drug
iSstore here, take a tablespoonful in a
Elass of water before breakfast for a
Few days and your kidneys will then
act fine. This famous salts is made
from the acid of grapes and lemon
Juice. combined with lithia, and is
harmless to flush clogged kidneys and
sffnihaatey them TO normal activity. 1t
aiso neu tralizes the acids in the urine
So Il no longer irritates, thus ending
bladder disorders.
Iad Salts Is harmless: inexpensive;
Al kes3h delightful effervescent lithia-
atar drink which everybody should
take now and then to keep their kid
news clean. thus avoiding serious
~ weII-known local druggist says
The sslls lots OF Jad Salts to folks who
6SIfeveS in overcoming kidney trouble
shiie 1t is only trouble.-Advertise
121foYif
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CONTRACT
For MasontoWn High School
Building Plans is Awarded
to a Local Architect.

S. w. Ford, leading local archi-
tect, has returned from Masontown.
Preston county, where he was COM
missioned by the board of education
to prepare plans and specifications
for high school building to be built
at that place.
This building will cost $685. and
will be a school building of the most
modern type.
Mr.. Ford has Eve schools under
contract in Preston county at this
tines and with those under construc-
ton in this and adjoining counties.
this architect will have built. when
completed, during this season, twelve
school buildings.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-01
Love FOR CHICKEN
Gets Joseph OIiverio An italian
Miner of McWhorter
into Trouble.

Joseph oliverio, an Italian coal
miner. of Milford row. at McWhor-
ter, was arrested late "Wednesday
evening by Constable Robert NC
Chung at his home and was arraigned
before Justice Jackson " carter on
charge of stealing two cnlckens
valued at $3.50 from Mrs. Mary
Canki, a neighbor.
Oliyerio was to be tried at ~
o'clock Thursday morning but it was
impossible to get service on several
witnesses: so the hearing was post
poned until october 8. at the same
hour.
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4 Following the transaction Of bust
ness Wednesday night the camp mem
bers enjoyed a social session. Is
DRUMMOND FUNERAL
Services and Burial VIII Be
Held at Pullman, Richie
County.

: Jestie Drummond. aged 20 years
an empIoye of the j. G.. Dodd grocery
store at Grasselli died at s: 10 O'Clock
Wednesday evening in a local hospi-
tai after "a lingering Illness of typhoid
fever The immediate cause of hle
death was typhoid hemorages.
ed by his parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. n.
Drummond.
Funeral services will be held q
1880 o'clock Friday morning at the
Methodist Protestant church at Pull
man, Richie county. and the burial
will be In the church buryfng ground.
The funeral party will go to Pullman
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-01
cottrill farm and the frst evenly

Cottrill farm and the first twenty
four hours after it was drilled into
the salt sand produced 80 barrels.
In the Keener sand development
on Rock run. Burning Springs dis
trict, Writ county, the Walnut Creek
Oil Company's Nos. and S on the
H. G. Sayer farm ARE producing IL
and 100 barrels respectively.
On the Guyan river. in Sheridan
district, Lincoln county. the Hunt
ington Development and Gas Com
pany has drilled q test on the Mid
kiff farm. into the Big Lime and
claim to have fve-barrel pumpers
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-01
FIVE HURT
When a ScaffoId in the Adams
ton United Brethren Church
CoIlapses.

Five persons we're hurt Wednesday
evening when scafTofd IN the United
Brethren church at Adamston, where
a metal ceiling was being put in col
lapsed. Clyde Bohlman had his left
leg broken just above the ankle and
his right arm below the elbow. Frank
Murphy received a broken rib and
bruises. Wilbur Sullivan had an
ankle sprained. John Miller sus-
tanned bruises and one of his arms
was hurt Charles Schultz had a
finger cut The scaffold was fourteen
feet high and all five men were on it
when it fell.
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ChiIdren,s. Party,

Mrs Farley v. Thorn entertained
last evening at a children's party to
celebrate the ninth birthday of her
young son. Master John Thorn. At
6 o'clock prettily appointed dinner
was served and the table had for its
appropriate centerpiece birthday
cake augmented by ten candles, the
tenth according to tradition, to light
Master John throu gh the new year.
Covers were laid for Masters Rob
ert Lewis, Jarvis Currence, Jepson
Sutton, Fred Johnson, Lilburn Cur
renee and Richard Suffer. Later the
young host and his guests were taken
to moving picture show by Mr..
and Mrs Thorn.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-01
MISSING BOY
who Ran Away From Home in Pitts
burg is Searched For Here.

City Police are today searching for
Henry Doub. age IS. In response to a
request from his mother, Mrs: Will
liam Doub. of Pittsburg, who says
that her son ran away from his home
there several weeks ago. The last
letter received from him by his moth
er was two weeks ago and bore a
Clarksburg postmark. Since that
time his mother has received no word
from him and she is very anxious
about his whereabouts.
RALLY DAY.
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FUNERAL
of Child is Held at Bridgeport
and Burial is in a Cemetery
Near There.

BRIDGEPORT. oct. THE flu
neral of John Eden. the eleven
months old son of. Mr.. and Mrs.
Noah Dawson, was held from the
residence of the parents at 10
O'Clock Thursday morning with the
Rev. c. w. Stephan. pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church. con-
Quoting the services, and interment
was In the Smith cemetery on Simp-
son creek Cholera infantum
caused the little ones death.
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The Central Presbyterian Sabbath
school will observe Rally Day next
Sunday, beginning at $3.50 a. IN. All
departments of the church are to
join in most interesting program
There will be special music, and the
newly elected pastor, the Rev. Mr..
Allsup, will speak.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-01

Mrs. w. II. Virgie. accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Alice Miles, anu
granddaughter, Miss Frances Miles,
left last evening for Radford. Va
where they will permanently resioe-
Mrs. BENJAMIN Basel, OF BUCK
harmon, is a guest OF MRS. Martina
NJ. McCarty. q
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
". Truman Swager.
H. E. Wells has returned from MT
Clemmins, Mich, where he spent sew
eral weeks.
G. A. Brooks went to Parkersburg
Thursday morning for a short bust
ness trip. ).
William Margison, of Cincinnati. is
in the city for several days. looking
after business matters.
THOMAS w. Burke left this morn
ing for Parkersburg for a short bust
ness trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Bridge, of Holly
Inn NJ. ction. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Frank Horr.
ham and daughter, Hattie. nave re-
turned from Preston county wnere
they visited relatives ana 1rlehos l"o
weeks.
Edward B. Robinson was business
visitor here from Salem THURSDAY:
Wesley L. Steele, Of Salem. Vlslteu
the city Thursday.
Guy d. Rumbaugh and family, OF
Mechanic street, have. gone to Okla
homa City, Okla, where he has po-
sition with an oil company
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-01
POLICE FORCE CHANGES.

As Is customary The first of each
the day and night police forces
today exchanged their hours of duty.
William Post. during the month of
october. will be day sergeant and
will have charge of headquarters in
the absence of Chief Brooks. while U.
|G. Slope becomes night round SER
geant and will be assistant to Lieu
tenant WhEte.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-01
SEE THE REGISTRARS.

Registration officers are
engaged in the various pre-
Aincts in Harrison county in
registering voters for the
election, Tuesday, November
They will hold sittings
Monday and Tuesday. Octo-
Der S and 6, to correct their
books, register those who ap-
ply IL not already registered,
and complete their books In
& order to turn them over to
the county court. If you are
not registered, you can not
!. vote. This is an entirely new
registration and the fact that
YOU were registered two years
ago or at the last election
does not mean that you are
registered this year. See that
YOUR name appears on the
registration list. Hunt up
the registration officers In
your precinct at once.