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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-19
BIG MONEY GONE.


St Louis. March 1s.-When an
American has a real profitable posses
sion like q baseball club or q race
track, a protected gaming house, or
a tight little liquor business, or any
enterprise that is paying him from 80
to 800 per cent on his invested capital
he should sell it when it In At its best;
sell 1t. take the money he gets for it
and invest 1t in good real estate mort
cages carrying per cent
When, after horse racing had been
killed and baseball got really good,
about 1908. the profits were SO great,
the scheme so good. the advertising
SO invaluable that q baseball club
made Granite Mountain. Ell Dorado.
Standard Oil and other famous 500
per cent stocks look like poor prop
critics, people who had seen such
booms arise and fall wondered what
was going to happen to the baseball
gold mine
Received Big Dividends.
After Mr.. Murphy had made his
$1O5, 900 investment in the Cubs pay
annual dividends OF not less than 200
per cent, after Mr.. Hedges had made
$4,000 in 1908 on an investment of
$50, 900, after the Giants had repeat
edly made over $3eo,0oo q year. on
an investment OF $4,000. 1T was
clear that something had just got to
happen to the good thing
That some sixteen men could
monopOIize the available gold supply
like that. with their names, pictures
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led by Lejuene. Marshall. Davidson
and Gitchen, win leave Sioux City.
Following il the present roster Of the
club: PftcheFeKeFby White, Bill
ley. Bernie Doyle. Eddie Klein. Roy
Gitchell, william Andler, E Shirley.
Archer, Doc Exel1. Tom Ski: catcher
Grover Land. Bin RApp. Al STANCE. Art
Griggs: innelders-George Burns, drst
base: PIN Cooney. second base: Tony
Connie Callahan. third base; Lee Nor
ris. Pittsburg, utility: outnelders-
don Letuene, D4vy Davidson, Howard
Marshall. Bramhle. Josh Clarke
The Officers Of tho Sioux city club
are having trouble In pefsuading
Catcher BIZ Rapp to report To help
things along. this department viii
promise to hook the Washington ex-
changes for the veteran and promise
to not lock him in the Office either.
Frank Isben Of the Des Aoines club
expects to get two pitchers and q
catcher from the major league clubs
az part payment for tho players he
sold the various clubs last year. He
catching STAN Of the club was riddled
last fall
PA Rourke Of Omaha II an '1blowed"
up over his pitching stan Among the
list Of pitchers fs Bert Bremen who
joined the club last season and L. g.
Stevenson. who was secured from the
Oshkosh club. Rourke has time to do
this but won't have after the season
stArtA He viii then devote his time to
the umpirea
Hugh Jones has finally moved to
Lincoln from the California camp and
begins active work for the coming sea-
son The members Of the club are ex-
pected to begin training Monday.
Bill was a bushef. young and green.
As verdant q youth rs was ever seen.
Who strolled into camp one bright
And asked for ! trial and chance TO
play
He was tall and wide. and was
And be Loved he could pitch q few
And soon It developed that Bill was
with curves ana control ana smoke to
Alas! This star Of the sunlit south
HAD never learned how to control his
mouth.
But wore the grin q = br.inless zap
with mouth open wfde NE . pa4ent
trap
Sad. 81 Vas he f.se q mis- bu.hsrI
ono day when The wind bsev s,eak
I. got 6ack q ths testh Of tAis lusey
Ana bss~ Bsn tbe Du.a Lsssu.r ~rone-
at6e-0ut
by Tom Akse4
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and biographies in every issue OF =
free and fearless press. with six
months OF every year spent under tho
balmy skies OF Florida or southern
California. with business hours about
two a day, six months In the summer.
was not likely.
|. Too many free born Americans,
who were doing 16 hours work 365
days in the year, with no California.
and no Florida, wanted part OF that
baseball pie.
It seems that they will get it.
Boom Baseball Days Gone.
The boom days of baseball have
gone. Probably they never will re-
turn One league, the Federal. Is in
After the fight has cost both sides
much money the Federals will be
given organized rights" in New
York. Chicago. Pfttsburg, Cleveland.
Detroit. Buffalo. Baltimore. Cincin-
Chicago are cities large enough to
support three. four or five teams st.
Louis will not support three teams
Some one must get out
The Federal invasion has probably
worked more real damage to organ
lied ball In St Louis than in any other
place. The insertion OF a third park
between the two existing parks. and
the source OF crowd supply has de-
tracted 80 per cent from the values
OF Sportsmen's Park and Robson
Field
Federal T1eld Il fifteen minutes
closer to the source OF baseball at
tendance than any other grounds. So
long as It stands q baseball park, 50
long viii It be a menace to the other
two.
Beautiful System Destroyed.
The entire carefully constructed
and beautifully interiaced fabric of
organized baseball IL torn and drag
gled The minor leagues can scarce
~ exist. They can't sell q player. for
the major leagues win not buy . play
er who may not play with them
This will fal1 heavily ON tho small
Glass D teams which have always de-
pended upon the sale OF players to
pay their way.
So the great good thing OF five
years ago. OF one year ago. il dead
No doubt the Giants, Athletics, Boz
ton Americans and White Sox win
make large moneys In 1914 There II
not much money in sight for any Of
the other clubs
Says Feds WIN stfck-
The Chicago Federals win cut in on
the Cubs. The Pittsburg Nationals
may make some money There are
chances for Cleveland. Detroit and
cities that have but two clubs St
Louis II the smallest city in which
three clubs are located Some one
has got to get out
cleared away It win be found that no
matter what name the team that
plays there may eafrE tho Federals
viii SIN be there
1t h the strategic baseball point II
would have paid NeeRx Britfon and
each to keep It v4eAnt- An 9TH
eF fhfnGD being e0unI tn team that
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new CUB LEADER
C.. HI. Thomas Elected President
of Chicago Nationals.
Has Been Associated With
Murphy-TO Retain O'Day.

Chicago, March 19.-Charles H.
Thomas Wednesday was elected presi-
dent of the Chicago National League
baseball club. c. p. Taft, majority
stakeholder of the club. was present
at the election and declared he would
retain his stock at least a year, dur
ing which time Thomas would remain
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-19

president Of the club. Thomas was
secretary of the club during the MUIR
ply regime.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-19
Your Nerves
Stay Young
HRsvitalized With Kellogg sanitms
WafarA


Don't lose your .grip"-get out Of
the nut Of gloomy. weak-nerved exass-
enee. Know what It means to be well
and really nve. Kellogg's Sanito0e
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Ivan: Arellanes, Kremer and Hannah.
Rorher.
Brooklyn IS; Augusta 8.
Augusta, Ga, March 19.-The Brook
1yn Nationals won from the Augusta
South Atlantic League club Is to &
Baltimore 4: Phfnies ;.
Greensboro. n. C. March 1s.-The Bal
tfmore Internationals won their second
victory Of the training season over the
Philadelphia Nationals at Fayette-
Vile, N. c., by a score Of to ) The
winning run was scored with two men
out in the ninth inning. Caporel. Ruth
Jacobs and O'Neil for Philadelphia
Houston S; New York ;.
Houston, Tex. March 19.-The Hous-
New York Americans Wednesday 5 to
9. Score: RH-E
Houston ..-..-...--.-...S
New York ................3 2
Batteries-Ray, Ware and 8. Allen.
Kitchens: Caldwell, McHale and Rey-
nolds-
Boston 30; Macon ;.
Macon. Ga. March 1s!The Boston
National League team defeated the
Macon South Atlantic League club 70
to 3. John J. Evers, formerly Of the
Cn1ca&O Nationals, now playing second
base for Boston, made both Of the
errors registered against his team
Score: RH-E
Boston Is 3
Macon Il
Batteries-Meikle, Perdue and Whai-
ing; Russell, thinner and Veach-
Athletics 8; Chicago ..
Jacksonville, Fla. March 1S.-The
Philadelphia Americans and chicago
Nationals played nine innings to tie
Wednesday. The game was called be-
cause of darkness.
Score: RH.E
Philadelphia Q
Batteftes-Humphrfe Pierce and
Breanahan; Bender. Bush. Pennock.
Wycko6 and Sc4aAng-
Thirty Out It Normal
fw4x
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BASEBALL RESULTS.
Second White Sox Team Beat SaCza-
mento-Score . to o.

Sacramento, Cal. March 19.-The
second team of the Chicago Americans
defeated the Sacramento Coast
Leaguers to 0, here.
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condition. He IL reported to have -
cefved other numerous o6er1 durSSG
the season but preferred the WosonlH
League. ; .
In returning to Lincoln for tho 49,
SON HUGH Jones brings some haeo
luck news which II really good naWn
He claims that Billy Sullivan contennD
that Louis Barbour. drafted from La
coin. has made tho best showing o4 any
White Soy recruit II that u ira
goodbye Louie. stick With rs 9ox -
remember your friends
Martin Krug. bought from The Be-
ton Nationals By Omaha, has Annlly a.
ctded to afgn his contract and 10
agreed 10 report March - He WW
probably play 1t third and Pa Houx1ro
believes the presence Of Krug WIN G1vo
the Omaha clnb the best fnllald On a.
circuit.
Jack Holland has proposed fleaa -
for men Of the Western League, to -
held In St- Joe some time during H.
latter part Of July Or thu nrst poae
Of August Former attempts o1 tn
character have usually been BuccouGEG1
although none have been held IN -
Joseph
Jack Coffey. manager Of the ppuvrr
team. has been making . tour q e.
southern training camp to got . lino q
some pitchers for the Denver cluh Uo
was due to report to Jack Hendradk0
yesterday at Hot Springs, where - IN
make report and work out fur
while. The Denver club = duo s. 49,
port It Excelsior Sprinep a = few -.
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The officers Of tho Sioux City club
are having trouble In peFsuading
Catcher Blu Rapp to report To help
things along. this department viii
promise to hook the Washington ex-
changes for the veteran and promise
to not lock him in the Office either.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-19

Up to Soc Baby Caps
Select from 18 dainty
tasteful styles in crepe,
null and other caps with
lace or ribbon trimmings.
Buy enough now to have
fresh caps ready to put
on all summer ~
Outlet Sale &c
price. ........-SO~
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Hh II|||
rs This Stale use ljeIk Ives
iii tie VlShtl c Sc Stell1l5 er
q RepOEt say

C34AR IsESgOlg oct. he list
lof fataIiffes Ia he Goa 7 mi tieA 81
west virginia during the month 81
|September has just been issued .lsg
EARL a Henry, chief Of tho Bepaffs
|menf OF Mines, and sIhpWs that tlllEtE
miners lost their ls sta e,
last month, a8deex of two from
the records Of thu preEio 6Ilt H. !:
X The list also ssllo ws Jet falls 81
coal and slat aS Nv ere res 0ns5 bic ZOE
sixteen OF the dAat tbs. nine; tp ~ Inc.
|cars.3 three 10 MOI nIe one 20 g teet fQI
out ion and one III lied by Tread
car sft the Triple 4 Il S
m the lSftey aecpn1p the
tally list Clifef ii enly e. lIssat ntten
RS the faSst that ma NY Of these aec1s
dents sEefe caused iSS the S.1rsl less
ness Of the men thenesIv e lack
of discipline on the part OF the ena-
|ployes being responsible ana
urges that both operators and miners
CO. operate in an effort to reduce the
humber Of accidents to q minimum I'M.
Mine foreYen are ally aslksd Z g 2
WORKING faces ana insist upon proper
Mmbcrfng
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G0SSAR CORSET
can be fitted from 81 and up
at Madame Ullman's ParlOrs
401 400 Golf Building.
3 - = Fi--l--l.li
NOT1CB.

BY mutual agreement the nrm Ct
rev. partners trading and doing bust
ness as Futon Market. situate at s64y
West PIKE street. Clarksb1rg. w. Va:
has this day been dissolved, the said
Charles 4 f. Gunner. withdrawing from
s-afd firIiia and the said Lindsay Laugh-
rev confinuInx the same business under
Tire. same maine at the old stand and
assuniIig ali obligations OF said business
fncurred since March 2. 1914. d
Dated this 9TH day of October. 1919,
n "A 9as LINDSAY I.AUGHREY,
sC. E. RUNNER
Partners trading and doing business as
Fulton Market
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u, a S-,TsF sr,-.-fsood .reiia.i,le white woman
FOR Eenerai hotisework; efeTenGes rS
CURED. Apply To Mrs y y. F,1slls +
329 Duff street, Stcaiey 4eignts. ~
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AGENTS WANTED

49,. ma sI.ES MEN AND WOMEN every
: y mere. earn SI2-5O per 100 passing olt
TSfSEiE packages P6ffuIned Soap FoMs;-.
der Starch. etc. No money negu y. =.
= Ware, IS Grocery Dept, 2lS ips u t ~ y
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7PI3OTOGRARHS

TT5f, WESTERN STUDIO. Ropm 8 NJ
& win building Bell pllone 496SE VIII
faiCe svonrE picture day or night and
6evclop your Kodak hl119: Outside
eailef for view work promptly Attenny
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FOR SALESix room modern
cottage; on best residence
street Of city; 10 minutes,
walk from court house; one
block from car line; lawn,
garden and chicken yard;
paved street, cement walks.
Price So, 600, one haIf cash,
balance in one, two and
three years. Address by
letter, Owner, F.. O. Box,
615, arksbufg.
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FOR SALE-19IS Twin Motorcycle, 3
horsepower good MS new; Will sell At
a bargain or trade for real estate, or
Jersey COWS. will take good heavy
buggy or surry on it. s. q. Hughes,
Jane Lew. w. Va
mits'' at the Daily Telegram oftice:
Put up in neat booklet form. ready
to sign. Price 15c, two for csc. Mail
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SITUATIONS NAN TED

WANTED An educated man wants z
ssgent.5s speaks seven 1anguages great =: q
hiisiness Eetter. Address a. w, e.,
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rooms, all convenie noes, five minutes
walk to courthouse. 616 West Main
street. Home phone 49e-1
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RSjOMs lsD ID AID

1Roa1Gs AND B0ARE HOTEL priYttegG9
81 ceffril slocn Ion, good serV ice NeEy
feasonAbe. call quickly vacancies 4ae
NOT Inst long. COMMERCIAL Hotel e4Ae
West Pike street
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FOR RENT-Twc furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. on third floor. gas
range and sink In kitchen, new mouse
and no children. 3I9 Pnrrill Court.
n Second street.
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SHOE REPAIRING

IEr. Us DO YOUR SHOE REPAll.1NG.
we have the best machinery and Only
Rxperr workbench. materials are tne
beat Farticular attention given TO
chiId.en's shoes. Rubber hee-s spec
Si1oe Repair Shop. 120 south second
street. ~
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NONE nc DAN

WHY 3 Il ypITfSbItJ IA Q1{EX FL aeS
& modal IL exSss ,qsis lcg1anE
2 fii7t1E al y - eLlli !, "
JsT1 Iss. sa:'ssl ssEsss
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TCA TWO Furnished rooms for
Light housekeeplngs. use Of bath ana
rem. Apply at l24 SteaIey street be-
\ tween Clay and Monticello avenue.
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AUTOMOBILES

,iITST RECEIVEDCar load Of
1915 Empire Model $40.
Thompson's Garage, Clarks-
burg.
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FOR SALE; One Jersey COW and calf.
Call 320 North Ave. Stealey Heights.
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FOR Miscellaneous

FOR RENr-Store room on Euclid ave-
nue.. Stealey Heights. Inquire of
Miss Jane McGahan. Euclid avenue.
FOR SALE-2OO head OF good YOUNG
stock ewes, Will be offered at public
sale on Monday. October 18th, at 1
o'clock pS m. at the Bridgeport stock
yards. w. X. Thompson.
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PARTY leaving town will sell their
furniture, gas range, etc. Call or adj
dress No. ,. Raymond Court Bell
phone 1O22-J.
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1oT1cn Is -

fractions Comp any express eatS Ienu|
sGiarkshqFg h6r GSyAs 81; g ;sS s,s,
FafrvIew. Earulifagtcn. Aaanffngt6n anll
sinfermedfate points dali excent Sntad ~
mediate points should be. de1iN1re1 ID
station not later thGn 200 q. M Esllre
view and intermediate points, 100 ~
M; Weston and Intermediate ppiuf1
~ 200 M. 81 {.
care IN handling make this an ideal 1i1.4
for shippers. e 80
COMPANY
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DRESSMEKlNG

WANTED have served as an appren n
tice, and have had eight years essp ..li
ience as dressnlaker. am prepared
10 do ali kinds Of dressmaking. re-
modelling and repairing at At, rsasonaple
Gated. Call at GAS West Pike street.
" ANTED-Dressmak and alterao
Hon work 4 speciality. Apply at 14S
jackson street.
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ElR SALI.--.l4nuses

FOR SALE Cottage of four rooms two
large level lots under se.:.e. fine we'll
of water VIII sell on payment plan.
See Lynch-Etiiott CO., S717-716 Con-
Bldg. 80
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LADIES
TAILonIMG

WE TAILOR SUITS, ovERCOATs. ETC.
for both ladies and Eentle men. on[
brfngs the customere back Baltimora
Tailoring Company. Greaney Bldg.
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ROOFING;

81 E5sT 1fETAL9 REPAIRINGAs spec
tiaifv.i an work guaranteed: Our tact1i-
lies are complete for all kinds OF sheet
toetai work. BRtten Bros. Goa south
Second st Home phone ee5-4
Or ROOFS REPAIRED or new ones
sf3sf 4 nros5 rc our Specially. All work
a Fuarantead. West Virginia Metal
.NV0ri<inE'sCo.. Narth Sixth street. Bell
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DRUG SUNDKIES

the self help remedies Dent Bros
prescriptions and family druggists.
326 East Pike Street
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7 WANTED Miscellaneous

cHINSA FIRED ION MONDAYS and
n Thursdays at a206 Virginia venus Venus
Carlisle Court. ~.
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GET YOUR SHOES repaired right and
done quick The only rpzto-date repair
bourht and sold; also custom work.
X J. S. Gremer; 124 S. Second street.
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PIeTURE F;RAMIN!IG

The only exclusive picture framing
same week order is taken: Prices con-
sIStent with good orknanshlp ana
z, Ynhteria. Bel phone 917-J. tt.-- II
4 Gabrie1, 100 South Second street
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FOR RENT Large front room, nicely
furnished wilt use of bath; conven-
lent to- business center OF city. Apply
b at 20 s. C;hestnnt street.
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WANTED TO RENT Two or three nn-
furnished rooms on first door Or
small cottage on or near paved street.
Price must be reasonable. A. r.
White at L.owndes Dept. store.
MANITOBA four or five room apart
raent furnished or Iinfurnisl1ed, or
small house In West end. central. ADJ
dress r.. O, Box 1885, City.
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n 7yII.I PAY YOU to visit our station
cry department.. We carry 2 complete
etock OF the best brands OF linen sta
tionery; also everything In iE;ess pads.
pens fountain pens. etc. See our spec
ialgnew box stationery F,arrellsG up to
date Drug store. 2p5 West Pike street
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IlAf;D that prOduces S3UU per acre an
IIlially located in lake region of CEN
t4nl Florida; perfect drainage, pure
100000 boxes of fruit shipped from
county this season. finest OF fishing:
hllntinz and boating. Free trip of
fTspectfor Tor purchasers OF so acres.
dawes October 90 Visitors entertnin-
"a at our magnificent club house.
360O West Virginians own Florida
Y,lrperfy yEhy2 For booklet. map
ma Information. write D. A. Cassil.
g6S1ersfa a gent. Lake Highlands Co.,
fIb Ice street ClarksburE. W. va.
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For RENTING uicely furniShed
rooms for light Notwithstanding TO par
ties without fehildrent also pedr0oms-
Apply at CiarSfsbnra Livery and Sales
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WORTH KNOWING ABOUT
FINE CHOCOLATES

Y Iss.i,,,,s s.iocolates Mail orders filled
FOR ali points Apollo Confectionery,
sIdfs West Pike street.
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FOR RENT One furnished room for
one or tMosN gentlemen. bath next to
room. Apply ct 4, p Holt street.
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FOR RENT-Furnlshcd room for sleep
Ing or two furnished rooms Tor light
housekeepfnng to parties without
children. All conyeniences. Apply at
1s7. jackson street, Bell phone 1861.
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delivery,avyiIl sell cheap for cash or
will exchange for town lot The Par
x sOns-Souders Co. t&f
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FOR SALE-New and second hand Edi-
son, and Powers moving picture ma
chimes and supplies FOR same: Used
-1achines taken in exchan Sc for new
ones. Jud W. Boehms El1enboro. w.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-17

FOR RTSNT-One nicely furnished room.
all conveniences very centrally To-
Gated. Apply at 543 West Pike street,
or call Bell phone 1901.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-17

ron b EsNT--Nice large room m Cream
rs ey bufIdfnK hot and cold fatetgs 4ria
All modern conyenfencES 1oE one OF
two gentlemen. Call Be- phone 4VSt-S.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-17
WAMIEDM aIe Help

wANTED-1OO men to learn barber
trade Our cut rates saves $500
this month. Wages while learning.
Paws nearly all your expenses in our
finishing department. Write for cat
aiog. Leader Barber College, Cincin-
natl. o.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-17

FOR RENT--S'urnished rooms for sleep
Inc. Win use OF bath ana telephone
III home With no children ABBY q
sag West Main street. Of CALI Bell
phone 1851.
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REAL. ESTATE

=,
= = 4 are ieveiliot 55x2OO on which IS
q FOUR room cottage. The lot faces on
two streets. and 1ne price asked - ex-
There are but few properties for sale
n this section. an dthis - onereu AZ
fovvn. Fred b. Wood & Co., Room
ao5 Con Building. Bell phone 1850.