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Evening star., 1914-02-17
Pointed Paragraphs.

Paper money is soft, but hare. 10 get.
'rl!ere's no love 50 Inexpensive is Z.
mothers.
Man, . s"-oaitod opportunity is merely
All optical illusioH.
from young vido,9s
The woman vino rlarrics for money
earns q lot more than sne gets
An impossibi.ity is something d woman
is unablr to do VIII d h;.irrln.
som@hou ore aevcr thinks of blaming
his tace beettIs. it i.etds Il shave.
How it does disturb u when all We
get for our money is til" worst of It.
\ popular neishsor is one who listens
20 our troubles without insisting Oh tell
ing his.
once in sre.t; vhiie :; laxative WON
an meets a man Who is really smart
then she shuts up and listens.
IT, a pay We can't put some Of our
.onthful eitnus asm III cold storage and
keep il Ter Old ag@
I" stand lIosl't.rii&f Its II II tie pros
Porous Chap I" sit d"wn and take It
easy.
Music nlay nave caarii.s 10. .4ra..cs.
bat TIE -i-l III" roc5 :. continuous on
,n, piano evidently torgots that the
ueishbufs are partly civiiz u.
Evening star., 1914-02-17
FINED FOR ASSAULT.
Commander Huff May Face Charges
at the Navy Department.

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. February Il
Formal ch;.Isrs To the secretary Of the
Navi :t.a!ust i-ic,I,. Commando. Charles
y. iun, tuite,: States Navy. will follow.
it IS said, al al!essrd assault upon j. T..
kieaeckes al tlle li"tcl Warwick Sunday.
C"mrnande: siuif Was lined ST., in tic
police court
Tire assault j. SAID t. haze resulted
from an incident taat "eedr I'd at = d,.,ire
given at the Warwick saturday might.
Wnile tic guests wole dancing tho '-olle-
step" Mrs. IIuif with Nj. .kieses t;"r.
Commando tluh j. ;s,!d sudcenly to have
lift iris partner fit the center Of tine Iloor
and :,nio "as I'D kjesecl<yr
II "hic-i s." Ven dancius this d;,ln'e
with iir 'f,, j. said u Fslt, ~
claimed
t>iesecE-.- says H.. ;hoaE!,t he otiic. =
was jotihi a. they had previously been
good friends, and .ct"rs. q. with . laugh:
Evening star., 1914-02-17
LONGFELL0W HOME GUARDED
Blackmallers Threaten Descendant
of Poet and His Family.

BOSTON, FEBRUARY 11.--Lotters threat
enils death TO Henry ". Lonrfellow. I'd.
4 descendant Of the poet and to his wife
and family. il q demand FOR $1,000 were
refused, have resulted in the placing OF
a police guard about the Longfel,ow home
in Anston.
Three letters we're recei> ed. iiliterate ir
st5 i" Ore said Mr.. and Mrs. Longfel-
Low would be killed. another that bomt
would he placed beneath their home, and
n third that their two children would h,
kidnapped unless the money Wer" i!aced
! beneath Il stone i'll a lot near the Long.
fellow home
y box filled with washers waa deposit
ed there with a police guard stationed
nearby, but no one appeared to claim il.
Evening star., 1914-02-17

The body Of Char - IIolsey, coioret.,
tkirty-thr@. Years Ole, OF Washington.
WIS found in the middle Of a pub,.c
road I.ea; Etrhisou. this county. Yestcr-
,iay morning. lie came out from WASH
irlgiou the evening befort, leaving the
train :, Washington Grove. where his
brother. whom M was III hia va: 70
,isi; was TO have met nun. t:rcauso OF
the snow blocked roads til" brother ~
unahi, TO drivc 10 til" station and il"!sey
started to walk.
H carried q large satcucl aud II is
believed the eNs r:ioA Of carrying the bur
t!.-n over tir- snow GOV erred roads ~
ha;Isted hiw after Ie l;.d Travelled about
ter mics and f4stt "a" Sal down +" rest
and was overcome IL tue ccld. lis uody
vas fe5lad within half 4 mi = OF his
brothers. home After nakIn@ lA iliH.s-
tigation SEcrh Nhal"n decided an in
quest unnecessary.
Evening star., 1914-02-17
Other Annuities Provided.

If he las attained the age of 81 l.-
two years and has been twenty-five yeas
In IN. government service, then he is re
tired on II per cent Of his annual aver
ass salary for the i've years preceding his
retirement
u he has been III the government serv-
ice for twenty years and has attained tEe
age OF sixtr-five. then lie is retired on 10
PEE cant OF lis average annual co.npcn-
satior for the five year preceding his re-
tiremei.I-
Resides :. is there is a provision in
tha hill taking care of those men whu
ar injured IN line Of duty, Where the
injury j. not due TO their own vicious
habits or 10 ta-i. own negligence That
provision of the bill besiTis TO operate
only when d niau hssS strN ed al least
I'VE N.aFS and when lie mas served from
rs 10 ten wears and is injured in line
.. autv be receives ~ per cent as =
pension Of the average pay for tie five
xes.rs preceding III. tia1e OF disability or
,il4te OF retirement. IL H. mas been in
tle service from ten to twenty years
and i injured in the lire cf duty in
the manner have nlenticued, I've receives
20 per cent of his average salary for the
iiv, Years preceding his retirement for Il =
ability II h. has been III the govern
mcut Sert ice for over twenty years and
Is injured in the manner ! have nler-
toned. treu he receives 10 per cent of
his aserAge annual compensation for TIE
i've Years preceding his retirement f9r
II
Evening star., 1914-02-17
OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY.
Nuns Honor Mother Superior of St
Llizabetl's College.

NEW :of:i>. Fegsaary I7.-Nens tr"m
r'igials oraess Throughout, eastern states
ssSs@ssit'l'l yaSteseja% At 81 Elizabeta =
'#este =. Convent station \. j. to cele-
lrat.a tas ssSt' -s.ve;.t.- als..iy.rs.'sl- ~
IL. eo~E-at ilft 1T Nary Xavier ", 4ec4,,
meth.r ~aSp.tjor of t.le Sister Of Charts,
- ~" Jes. She has h"g.. u.ot.s,.,
st..-...# ter 5e-i-yo eesgs ar,l az c.shty =
aE' So, t.+*.= ,ss;tr. el.s.e, -. ihs ,td-
's. 'tist..tt- % t taE college
'tt #~s' s. 'ta~a "laa eu4 .stf'-,i t;3eu.-
s9 li-io wsN-H "a Ha. h,-i,.r.' :.
- r.r a-. a- -at So aira4 ..r1lyt<.
'a.f 9H- Tsr- .r Ses-t' f =Ha uats ,l4-
4.s,~ #., a..tif tie uE l-..tt- Than i.-e-
~.;p itt IS .,lri urteq Hs tn' il-"I..
( IT, s. HrSu-+ ~glta millions of ao..ars.
Evening star., 1914-02-17
TAKES NEGROES FROM TRAIN.
MOI Lynches One. But Pieadings Of
Sheriff Save Second

HERNANDo, Miss. February i. -Stol.-
ping an Illinois Central passenger tram
in the woods ncar Love station Miss.
late YESTERDAY, hitv i5asaea men held
passengers ami members ct the tra,r ~ W
at bay uade, cover Of rvxolNtl> While
they forced sheriff L. L. y hoIa ot
De Soto county Ia turs. over Il tenn
Johnson MeciuiIk and B.i Phlillpps.
negroes. accused Of woundiug ! X IN
grani. u wealthy mill own.r, near iS>-
salia. Miss several weeks ago
When the slorif and his TIVE pr.sarers
disembarked The mob permitted the train
Evening star., 1914-02-17

with III" Na.y. AcroIsautie.d s,'itool and
his arhi"N r,u--its hINc been Waich,l "itn
interest Ii t. dtIartnicnt tNptTtH-
Lieut.. Aluril+ WAS born in NfaftSka.
september f. 1s>:i. aId was appointed
to the United States NaNa! Aca,ieny JulN
IL 1:a';:.
While the navy has lost of.y two ut rs
airn9en. thirteen army OH ers have been
killed il accidents since aviation became
branch If IL" military service a few
wears ago
Evening star., 1914-02-17
Hearing on HamiII Bill Is
Scheduled for Friday
Before Committee.
PRESIDENT AND CABINET
RETIREMENT ADVOCATES
Mr. Wilson Said to Favor Principle.
But Is Not Committed
to Any Plan.

Mttu t.te committee il knowledge Of
tho fact t'.at tine President .,nG the n4en.-
bers oi h's cabinet are III favor Of a
Wis pension and retirement pltu tor ,ivil
serS lee employees. the House committee
on reform i.f tHe c3v4 service intends to
CIV . h.arine Friday ON the Iamlll bill
j sas aeeu stated that the PRESIDENT be
lie g III e1vil service retirement. but that
~ Is mo- committed Ia iuy rue;,>lte now
Gr.,ss:s,
ltaaA.. '.dl provides egs.a, .'1i.at
:-sts osapleye Vs. 10 has served th, J.iited
Sta;es To- thirty sears c- more aad wae
sa:et ha,e attained t4'e Ike o. siN1s
Seas O. oe"F snail receive :" per ecsitum
II ;ae average annuai SALARY. pay OF
e':as', slss.tiou 4e Uay havc received for
tlle tire 9gars aeNt ireccdin-; his retire
III, nj
Evening star., 1914-02-17
Five Women on Censor Board.

CHICAGO, February l1.-Police censor
ship OF moving pictures. which has. been
the subject of two suits III th.. federal
courts here. has been turned over to IA
special board vf ike wunc,. and one man,
hose appointments We're &nuoj,nceI hy
Mayor Harrison. All six arc represent
a:iv.es OF social and civic sc3ioti:... The.
VIII be pa;d $1.sp Il wear each.
Evening star., 1914-02-17
MotoIist Goes to Prison.

TRENTON \ l'catuary ls.-D.a, !
4 pusas lr 81 orane oaters! ~
state prison resir.,..s = :eEN. . sentei /"
.. from ,ive = TN Years .or rnnnf =
dowa ana kAlinS Will his motor ear I-e,
j. McDermott, 4 feurteea-yesr-o!d 10Y
OF Newark DusH Il / sop "f D:sts. I
Court Judge DAME =. pusat
Evening star., 1914-02-17
Contributions Not Required.

The ILL dees not require contribution
on ray pant Of the eapioye. 1t IS .
st-a.sh; pension proposition, such IS IS III
vogue in many Of TIE large corporations
.. The country and in one-third at least
o. th- municipalities vi this country. 1t
h,. behind il something around ~ per
ce:t OF the men etni loyed in the civil
ssrvice-
Fr 'e.. obtained from cu,nn--ce aud
IL por bulletin Nc ~ give the number
~ s.+i! service en.,ioye. now eligible
T. CTS O.. under the proposed plan Is
3 ." Jerks Of class /; i,s'D of class >.
atl 10 Of class =. Putting Tire average
- ,v at $l,A@. this would give Il
cost Of pension AZ S.;.nio.rpp The
ieS %. the ret5.~d cls- Ks would lee
=! i.lt So,-N uew epPiCX-, woriu
= .babls i.;;v. t. he taken olG ~ tHest,
~ elerk wOIld - ia. at lower grades
traA rlcS= RETIRED. tusre. tt4t.3d hc Il
dtt;erea4@ 5.Iaeh is trs.4-a'' :et :! S!,'sr,fs-t.
Evening star., 1914-02-17
Esr SIC Blinded Asks Her Parole.

last In F.s;lf,pI., 0hl,. February Il
N.fst., saao- ~ We'iS.ille was . ;.~,sd
o. r4-'-e s@-se.a~z bs Jlld=e J. { Moore
snsn Ea~.ij II. vey, Partially biinded
a tu'- Et~il.t p1 acid said to have seen
ttr"Wh ns t;,e eia-, ..s&rd The court to
S..ox 1vejs.ary T., G,r. TIE girl had
pleaded s,-.iits d" the :tcld-throw ing
char3r and had LtcG sentenced 10 t.e
Imprisonment iu the STAT. lr-r1itentiary.
sh. was I.u"i.d for re- wears Garv.y-
! b!.t.t ill "ue 'y, ASA the other has
hesa affected
Evening star., 1914-02-17
ROCKVILLE AND COUNTY
NEWS ITEMS AND NOTES
Women of Kensington May Vote on
Proposed $4,000
Bond Issue.
Soc al Corre.nn...ier-ce q, L. ST..

! = II V"fft.~lItTi'l'T-VF q EN SE.l1.
ROCKVILLE. Md, February -. 1914.
John Ross Bre'nner thirty -fpaf wears
Old. Of Washington and Miss elsie Grant
Fraser. aged twenty !ine. ~ New York
city. We're married in Rockville yesterday
afternoon by Rev, Samuel l.. White Of
the Baptist Church
Saturday afternoon Euvel clifton Kin
caid. aged twcuty-siX, of Gown ton Va.
and Miss Lola ,Ianet Dowel. aged ven
ty-one. of Gordonsyillc. Va, "ere mar
.ied here.
Evening star., 1914-02-17
y oblec,ion is over uled, Com

Your objection is over uled, Com
nander"
But it is not: show m: wifc 10 nor
seat. retorted Conmandec Hum
Kiesecker then led his partner. 10 her
seat.
sunday morning the mon moi N the
iobD& and Commander ttuii ,tccusted X
seeker. Without :, word. witn-ssc7 say.
the officer Knocked .he cItbinau 20 the
loot. Commaudc.- Hun WAS a1.e- ted
later Oh = warrant suoilt ont Is friends
Of kies,.t.tSer.
Evening star., 1914-02-17

Il proceed All, ,'s arcsra =; aarc-
slft,d '.sfn..S = tie ir.s33t i'T"paf.t (
~. p-,.pi'tgs 1T >is.,s f. ,th:af T,
Phillips. asainst whsia.. Il s stated. t'.s
,.,ia,nr, + Sli-.F.. 49,, .ffcctv", and as
was RETURNED as ~. sicaii1 rope 49,
;ltcea around Mr,;pirh nck and Ae 81
forced t. lcap lrom ~ bridge. t. mon
til.N dispersed.
Evening star., 1914-02-17
Bitter Opposition Expected,

!, Is u. Simplest and NEST direct Of all
tine pension and ci7 il service reform
lnessglt.s 4ow before Congress. II will %,
Tough, ,.tt>Ty by many me.nbe.s OF Con
grrss. and particularly by Representative
Dies OF Texas " no has already ;,ivarced
pages Of reasoning against the e1.tire pen
sion propositio;t. Mr. Dies arSuneGt re-
ducrd 10 on. OF his characteristic cyl
grams, y this:
TAX. two men. One i lEcky aud gets
into the Government service. The other
fai s and has 10 z" to plcwins- WHY
sho.lid We pension the lucky one
However, there is is much favorable
sentiment . there is adverse, il the case
OF a pt-,tsioIl plan Secretary Redfleid
Secretary Garrison and Secretary Wilson
are all favorable to Che plan.
The Hauill bill, in addition to the -
per cent pension, provides other anrtl.-
ties AS explained by Representativ~
HarniI in speaking of government en-
ployes, they are as follows:
Evening star., 1914-02-17
LIEUT.. MURRAY KILLED
BY FALL OF AEROPLANE
Young Naval Officer Drops From
Height of SEQ Feet
in Air.

Two naval officers ur /" the present
'at" nave fallen victims To aviation, the
ec"nd being Lieut. J. NJ. Murray. who
al :" his death at Pensar ola yesterday
TosA u height OF 500 feet. I.yewitnesses
the accident said there was apparently
'"thliiG 10 account for. the fail of the
r",.tan"- The machine vas demolished
! Y ;h- accident. The body Of the young
tic Was recovered about 100 Yards
rom WlsTr tio wreck Of the aeroplauc
"a jio,ltinc.
Lieut., MHrra} had been tiyins over the
: Salf, and was returning to the station
whom the accident occurred. An irvesti-
atiou of til" w"eckage has not re,ealed
h.. ,auSc of the accident
tsc had been in the all. about an
honr possibly. and about O'Clock
fas coming toW;. d the city from the
ulf at an altitude of about 500 feet
Fh"n spectators saw the machine din
s'i'!deniy downward. and. gaining We
lrcitr strike the water with Tremendous
fo.c' th'- 's4t.'r sl,,shine up into the
ai- io; tiltE f,,-t
'Tho lieGt,i,"nt. nho eyaa iiiriy-twu
Ee.. Old. leave 81 " il, and Two clti!G ~
Classed rs Skilled Aviator.
A~wa of tine accident to Lieut. Ai.t.ay
shocked naval offirets and officials of the
May department. who regarded TIE.
youns officer orI, Of the most skilfll
aViaiors of the corps Thu Grst navy
fii"!' to lose his life was Ensign W. D.
6il!ncsleN. whose death resulted from a
fall iu:n Chesapeake. bay near Annapolis
June ~ last
When hear IF Such accidents as this
am almost persuaded to the ieIef that
the tolls whict, science and progress sx-
act are too h"a5Y said Secretary Dan
ieiS
''t-ieut. Murray was regarded by Ills
felloN' officers q most promising char
icter," be said. Tile bore promise OF
great usefulness to his country in the de-
velopInent Of his profession, and l know
o. none that / could more Justly praise
for his application to Lis chosen work
Assistant Secretary's EuIogy.
promising officers in the navy said AS
sistant Secretary Roosevelt. His record
was most excellent and he would have
been promoted to the rank of lieutenant
commander in another year"
Capt. Washington |. Chambers head
i Of tn" Navy Aviation Corps. said: "Tie,t
Murray Was man of reIna skabi.. ability
He was on" of the Youngest officers ilav-
ing only been attached to aviation work
WITHIN III. iaSt year. He was first at
t:t.he1 to dufy at Marhlehead Mass
o,t the living machines. Later he was
j Transferred. to Annapolis. where lie soon
I WAS l"..ug!:iz"d for mis- meritcrIous work
Prom .itiiapplis he went to Pensaco a
Evening star., 1914-02-17
Frozen in Pu blic Road.

however hey have voted on special is
Evening star., 1914-02-17

might neglect it my friends the village and got
bottle and made promise that would take it, had
been estsing worse all tbs time took thirteen bottles
Of the Golden Medical Discovery aud used the All
Healing Saye. which made complete It was slow
but we'll and enjoy health the best ever did
in my life
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-26

holding its twentieth annual conyen-
tion here for three days.
The following officers were elected:
President, Louis N. Black, Clarks-
burg; vice president, Virgil R. Butch
er, Parkersburg; recording secretary.
Lena Ruttencutter ,Clarksburg; cor
responding secretary, Bertha McKin-
ney, Burnsvllle; treasurer, ]. E. Jack
son, Jane Lew; superintendent of Jun
Tor work, H. G. Layman, Fairmont;
and transportation manager, w. Ken
meth Barnes, Fairlnont,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-26
NOTICR.

To Whom 1t May Concern:
You are hereby notified that the
Board OF Review and Equalization Of
Harrison County, West Virginia, will
meet in the city OF clarksburg, at the
court house of said county, on Mon
day, July 9Th 1914, for the purpose of
reviewing and equalizing the assess
ment OF said county, as returned by
the Assessor, and will continue in ses-
sion until said work is completed, not
however, exceeding twenty-five days.
The land and personal property
books for the current year will then
be open for inspection, and any per-
son may examine the same and have
any errors that may appear in the
assessment OF his property corrected
and do such other and. further things
that may be necessary to protect his
interests.
Given under my hand this 10Th day
of June, 1914.
w. GUY TETRICK,
Clerk Of the County Court Of Harri-
son County, and ex-officio Clerk
Of said Board.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-26
NOTICE OF SALE OF sza1 ESTATE
Board Of Education Of clarksburE
School District.

4 B.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant
to an order OF the Board of Education
OF Clarksburg School District made and
entered of record at a regular meeting
of said Board held at Its office on Tues
day, the ninth day Of June. 1914, the
Board Of Education of Clarksburg School
District will sell, at public auction, at
the front door Of the court house Of
highest responsible bidder on Saturday
the 18th day Of July, 1914, at the hour
of one o'clock in the afternoon of said
day, the following described three sep
arate lots OF land situate on the north
side of Phillppi Street, in said City of
ClarksburG, IN the County of Harrison
and State OF West Virginia, to-wit: Lots
l. and as shown on the plat Of the
Frank II. Rhodes sub-division of Lot No.
30 of lJackson's Last Addition to said
City of Clarksburg, the said Lot No. Il
and the said Lots Nos 2 and fronting
each thirty feet on said street, which
said plat Is of record in the office of the
Clerks Office in Deed Book No. 1T, page
page 149, and the said Lot No is the
same lot that was heretofore conveyed
to the Board of Education of Clarksburg
School District by London l.. White and
others, by deed bearing date on August
12. 1903, and OF record in said Clerks
office in Deed Book No. lit, page 227,
and the said Lots Nos. and 3 are the
same lots that were heretofore conveyed
to said Board of Education by James
H. Mines, by deed bearing date on Au-
gust IL, 1909, and of record In said
Clerks office in eDed Book No. III, page
226; to all of which records reference rs
made for greater particularly.
Each of the three lots will first be
offered separately and then they will be
offered as a whole, and the same will be
then declared sold in such manner as to
realize the greatest price therefor to-
said Board.
Terms Of sale: one-third Of the pur-
chase price, or as much more as the
purchaser may elect to pay. in cash on
the day Of sale. and the residue thereof
to become due and payable in two equal
| installments respectively in one and two
years after the date Of sale. bearing In
terest at six per cent. per annum, and
the purchaser shall execute and deliver
to said Board his negotiable promissory
notes for said installments OF purchase
money, bearing date on the day of sale,
and due and payable at the times, in the
principal amounts and with interest as
aforesaid, for the payment of which the
purchaser shall give good and sufficient
personal security, and in addition there-
to a vendors lien shall be retained in
the deed OF deeds.
BOARD OF EDUCATION OF CLARKS-
BURG SCHOOL DISTRICT.
BY William B. Osborn, President.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-26
FREGKLEs
Now is the Time to Get Rid of These
Ugly Spots.


There's no longer the slightest need
Of feeling ashamed of your freckles,
US the prescription othine-double
strengths guaranteed to remove
these homely spots.
Simply get an ounce of othine-
double strength-fro FarrelIs Drug
Store and apply little of it night
and morning and you should soon see
that even the worst freckles have be-
gun to disappear, while the lighter
ones have vanished entirely. It is
seldom that more than an ounce is
needed to completely clear the skin
and gain a beautiful clear complies
ion.
Be sure to ask for the double
strength othine as this is sold under
guarantee Of money back If it fails to
remove freckles. Advertisement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-26
BLACK CHOSEN
President Of the West Virginia
Christian Endeavor Union
for the Year.

PARKERsBURG, June 2s.-Wheel-
ing was selected as next years meet
ing place by the West Virginia Chris
tian Endeayor Union, which has been
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-26

Ragtown, city of about 5000 in
the oil fields of Oklahoma, is, perhaps
the only town of its size in the United
States that does not have a rottnfice.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-26

1t is reported that the wheat crop
in Wood county is very promising
this season and the prospects at this
time are for the largest yield of a
member OF years. 1t is probable that
the harvesting of the grain will begin
the last of this week on the hill
farms. where the wheat natures
early. The oats crop there also is
said to be in fine condition.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-26
NOTICE.

All creditors Of the late John H. Nell
son. are hereby notified to present
claims to me In legal form for settle
will please pay me and secure receint
as am anxious to settle his estate
]. w WASHINGTON. Administrator.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-26

The trades and labor assembly OF
Huntington has passed resolutions
endorsing the action of a number of
the city's mercantile firms in closing
their stores at 5 o'clock in the after
noon during the summer months.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-26

Boosters for the Young Mems
Christian Association at Huntington
held a mass meeting there recently
and it is said that the prospects for
the establishment of the institution
are very bright.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-26

The store you like best has a news
message for you in its ad. in the
Daily Telegram today. And 1t may
be an important one.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-26

The county commissioners of Ohio
county, sitting as license court.
issued licenses for the fiscal year be-
ginning July 1, as follows: Forty
nine hotel and restaurant permits.
twenty-six retail drug licenses and
twenty-five licenses for poal, billiard
and bowling alleys.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-26

Huntington furniture manufactur-
ers have gone to Grand Rapids, Mich,
where they will spend about five
weeks displaying their wares to the
many furniture buyers who will at
tend the furniture exposition to be
held there July "a. Huntington
will have six exhibitors at the expo
sition this year.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-26

1t is said coffee cabarets are to be
introduced in Wheeling to, take the
place of some of the saloons after
July 1. The foreigners, especially
the Greeks, are said to be interested
in the proposition.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-26
Here and There
In West Virginia

The contractors plans have been
received at Moundsville for the cree
ton of the new federal building in
that city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-26

An exceptionally heavy yield of
alfalfa is reported from the first cut
ting of the crop in the Ohio river
counties Of this state.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-26

While the family Of j. A. Tucker,
of Huntington, was at church at
night, thieves broke into the Tucker
home and stole about 5000 worth OF
of jewelry.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-26

The Kansas state Agricultural Col
lege has a campaign on for enlisting
10000 Kansas boys and girls in agrl
cultural and hon =lnaking contests
this Year.