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comforting with the president deter-
mined that the issue is so clearly
drawn that there is no a for de-
lay, M that the senate should be
ready to discuss the subject immed-
lately after the house action or ven
before should the Sims bill meet un-
expected delay in the lower branch.
That the vote in committee will be
close is certain and opponents OF the
repPa' insist the ms jority will vote
against the presidents plea. In that
event there will be a minority report
upon which the controversy in the
senate will hinge. Aiding Senator
Owen in leading the administration
forces will be Senators Hoke Smith Of
Georgia n James of Kentucky. Var
ious polls Of the senate on h repeal
question have indicated that the pres
ident will be sustained by a majority
of from ten to twenty votes.
Another matter included in the for
eign relations of the government
which it planned to undertake this
week for consideration, is the pending
treaty with Nicaragua, negotiated in
the Taft administration which the
presen, administration wish to have
amended and ratified as soon as posi-
bic. The foreign relations committee
of the senate expects Secretary of
State Bryan to appear Wednesday in
desires relating to the treaty. which Is
designed merely for requirement by
the United States Of the Nicaraguan
canal rights and rights to naval sta
ton sites in the Bay OF Fonseca in
change for a payment OF 5000, 600 In
gold.
Early in the present administration
Secretary Bryan proposed that the
treaty be amended so the United
States would procure virtual control
Of Nicaragua through a protectorate
similar to that exercised over Cuba.
Under the proposed plan of amend
ing the treaty Nicaragua. besides
rights, would agree:
That war should not be declared
without consent of the United States.
That no treaties be made with for
eign governments that would tend to
destroy her independence or give for
eign governments a foothold in the re-
public.
That no public debt would be con-
tracted beyond the ordinary
of government.
That the United States should have
the right to intervene at any time to-
preserve Nicaraguan independence or
to protect life or property.
The administration, it is understood.
wishes the Nfcaraguan treaty matter
settled as soon as possible in line with
its general policy to clear up the for
eign situation, and Senator Shively OF
Indiana, acting chairman of the for
eign relations committee, who has
conferred with President Wilson, ex-
poets the committee to take the treaty
up his week and to keen 1T under con-
sideration until q report can be made.
In the senate during the week tlla
lobby investigating committee plans to
resume its examination af Clarence w.
De knight with regard to charges of
lobbying in the interest of increased
pay bills for army and navy officers
and other legislative matters.
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FORUMS SPECIAL
new YORK LETTER

New York, March 10.-To The For
UNI: One of the main attractions in
going abroad Is in the contrast-the
difference between America and
Europe. But the metropolitan dailies
evidence that our own country
possesses vivid contrasts. The display
page Of the papers this past week have
featured the smiling ingenious face Of
Frank Tannenbaum--just a boy, with
direct and smiling, stature we'll
developed but net massive. with youth
speaking in face and form. Among
the crowd his particular personality
would not suggest the leader, yet,
youth Of Fl as he is. he has lined up
back of him the Reds: Emma Gold
nan Haywood, and our erstwhile
magazine exponent Of righteousness,
Lincoln Steffens. Tannenbaum has
been leading the Industrial Workers
Of the World in raids on the churches.
Demanding food and lodging his fol-
lowing visit a different church each
night. The Episcopalian. DR.. Greer,
and the Presbyterian, DR.. Howard
Duffield proved equal to the surprise
party and allowed the II Won't
Works" as the Industrial Workers are
here dubbed to occupy the church
buildings for the night and furnished
food both night and morning. When
asked to clean the sidewalks about
DIR. Greer's church at 20 cents per
hour, they held out for 80 cents and
would not take any odd jobs anyway
must be a full day. In the morning
the majority departed, two or three
old men sheepishly staying behind to
clean the pastors sidewalk, saying
1--WE don't want pay for that" The
young men, however, tramped off
without a thank we. They entered
st. Alphonsus (Roman Catholic) when
Father Schneider and other worship
pers were kneeling in lenten services
100 men and woman. Father
Schneider told them he could not
lodge them, the edifice being onse
Grated by the holy sacrament on the
altar. He was obligated to call in
the police to end an intolerable situa-
ton and prevent a true riot. as al
ready the men were beginning to
jostle the kneeling women. The arrests
appear to have been made without
violence but to the ayes and hearts
OF many such a settlement GEMS n
Just. so much are the times out of
Joint in the cities OF the east. BY the
I. w. w. heads 1t was hailed as a.
spontaneous movement showing the
Wretched condition of the unemployed
and a demonstration that the churches
are not places for the o One OF the
rioters was found with $3.50 in q roll
OF bills. and when asked why he Was
there with plenty to lodge and feed
himself said. Why should I pay out
my money when I can get a living
Without. The very old admonition
tsTllou shalt not steal' is honored In the
breach. and shows why the ahave-
nnts' make so little in roads upon the
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Taylor. of the Agricultural college.
Will talk on the subject of the Con-
sumers' league.
DR.. and Mrs. V. E. Verne. Ais Third
avenue south, will entertain a company
Of friends at dinner tomorrow evening.
Covers will be placed for twenty-four
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B, Shotwell will ar
rive in the city this evening from a
months wedding trip through the
home in Fargo.
Kringen lodge, Sons of Norway will
meet this evening at the hall on Broad
way for a short business session, after
which the Sons and Daughters will
join in a social session.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Chris
tian church will meet tomorrow after
noon at the home of Mrs. John Munson,
1923 Thirteenth street south. A large
attendance is desired. .
The F. r. club, which was entertain
ed last week at the home of Mrs. o. e.
| Winders, 1923 Fourth avenue north,
will meet Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. S. l.. Minnie, 1419 Fifth avenue
south.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety. OF the First Methodist church
will meet on Tuesday afternoon at 3
o'clock at the church parlors. Mrs
Call will have charge of the pro-
gram. s.. ..... ..,. .
An affair much anticipated this week
Is the dancing party which the menu
bers Of the Shrine will give on Thurs-
day evening of this week. A number
of out-of-town people are expected 10
be present. :
Mrs. Davis. Mrs. j. A. Anderson n
Miss Champine were hostesses at a
parcel shower on Saturday afternoon,
in compliment to Miss Emir Best, a
bride Of April. The rooms were attrac-
lively decorated and tulips and hya-
chinths were used throughout. A buff
fet luncheon concluded the
pleasure. "
In compliment to Miss Lou Belle
Wilson, a bride of next month, Mrs. u.
C. Eddy entertained on Saturday AFTER
noon. The affair was in the nature OF
parcel shower and after the gltts mad
been given the guest Of honor. the ar
ternoon was spent in making Easter
hats, for which Mrs. A. Jardine was
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FOR STATE NEWS READ THE FORUM
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city from the west the day Of her
wedding. The bridegroom is the man
ager of the Grand theatre, coming here
about a year ago.
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The marriage of Miss Marion 70. Rude
TO Claude M, Blaadell took place
bridegroom's parents, In C~arrington.
the ceremony being performed by Rev.
III. III. Farrand. The bride has been
sorna time past and arrived in this
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-16

The fifteenth anniversary Of the wed.
ding of Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. c.. Smith
was recently observed by a ooncourse
of friends gathered at their home fr
Steele. A handsome cut glass water
set was presented to the pair, togeth.
or with numerous other tokens OF re.
membrance and good wishes. The
guests passed a very pleasant evening
with music, conversation and games.
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On Sunday, March s, occurred tho
marriage of Miss Louise L. Jones to
Eli Madison Brown, both of Towner.
The ceremony was a simple home af-
knot. '' The hap; 1l Couple 'ti ef thS for ru ben.
high where Mr.. Brown has accepted q
good position with the Denbigh Brick
plant.
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An affair much anticipated this week
Is the dancing party which the menu
bers Of the Shrine will give on Thurs
day evening Of this week. A number
Of out-of-town people are expected 10
be present. :
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-16

Some sixty. married friends of Mr..
and Mrs. J.AB. Oxton recently gathered
at their home in Easton township, near
,Sherbrook. to celebrate the twenty
NTH anniversary of this couples nup-
tial day.
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Good 6-inch wide all silk Ribbon, plain
colors and fancies. These Ribbons on
sale tomorrow. You can't beat them
at 25c per yard.
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4ez1oz or EEgsE1'1's 80 s1':1Is.
valuable Coal 1Gine, 1Gin1ng R1ant ard
Hquipme1e.

whereas. Orr Coal Mining Company
heretofore executed 70 the undeE s, g,
t H,sss 1879 1879 Which, as Is % record IN
once of the Clerk OF the County Court
+ trust at peed BOOK 10; s.. PAGE 4: g
secure TO jenkins Coal Company. c9 2L~
kpSrat0n ts ~, SseG eisS sherein mentioned
and described and. -
Whereas. under an9 by virtue n .s, 81 III : n
X ma notes now remAtniug unpaid nave
become due and payable: and. defaul t.o mas
navy in fhe payment thereof :and
H>evTheraazs. the legal holders Of said
notes Es na Snp saia aras.ss
sell the property conveyed by saiu osS g :
81 trust in the manner provfde0Spy sa RIe.
qeS Snw y therefore. notice Is hereby given
that ii pursuance Of the authcrlty, y 49,,
81 trust. said trustee Will sell ct public
auction. at the front door OF the co 2s,sI
Rsrss of Ss,a %rEnia. at the city q
AFORESAID. On Thursaay: october ~ :; So Ga e
dsvy Ill of the following described lease
hold estates. mining plant ana nxM res
machinery and other persoEHat props = :
i All of the right: title and interest s
Of the said Orr Goal MINI pIant. Main
ing machinery. appliances fixtures. ap-
p pun enances. includinE coal tippiei T "a,
mine cars and ali other fixtures: appM-
ances and personal property ~; 1f r. svsTy
houses. ONCE buildings and other build
ings and structures. now cons I'LL ifn y, +
Gompany. at or near Nilsonburg, Harri-
son County, West Virginia. and being
the pi sss pr spsad orr coai Mining
pariy in and about the operation Of It's
mining plant. and being the re same Pep rr
by Southern Coal and Transportation
Company by deed bearing date or De
e ef,see of the Clerk Of theecounty Court
u Harrison County In Deed BOON nrs T0;
49, 49, 5 Psgs 4Ss ana 20 ssid oT
ing Company by H. W. chadduck' by
deed bsarinE date Agsast o l. 1sl a. p aa
Book No. 223. page 36T.
e. All Of the right; title ana Interest Inter :,
OF and to 4 certain leasehold estate.
created by deed of lease bearing date On
Brown ana John w. brown. her husband:
to s. w. Shrader. and or record; IN said
clerks once IN Deed Bood 10. 1es. page
). All of the right. title and interest
of the.said Orr Coal Mining COMPANY. IN.
Of land = containing 1.sa acres. created
s az a 81 SOL 81 1ea made sa Husna
and John w. Brown, her husband: 70 8.
* Sea ana Ct r. pase u.s.
i. Ali Of the right, title and interest
of the said Orr Coal Mining Company
In of and to a certain leasehold estate.
created by deed Of lease Bearing date
on December s. $40. made by Peter ei. j. I.
and Charles D. Elliott and Mary a
Elliott his wife, to James NJ Orr n and
Book No. 100. page AIS. being the same
1easehold estate, thereafter asigned py
j. NJ. Orr and \. p Orr. hio VIE: y
Orr Coal Mining Company. by deco
Bearing date the 2lst day Of Januarx:
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1911. ana of record in said CLERKS once
IN Deed Book No: z96. page 223
: T3efefence Is hereby made to said deed
OF trust and all OF the.sahove mentioned
deeds for greater p4rttculartty:
OF the purchase money In cash on the
iay. OF sale. and the residue In 1.-Two
III one ana two years after the date OF
sale. FOR the payment of which said IN
efaiiments the purchaser shall Gfve his
two notes with interest from the date
thereof with good personal sscnr,ty
Staiiments a vendors lien shall be re-
tanned In the deed to the purchaser
Given under my hand this S9th DAY
of September. 1914.
CHARLES b. JOHNSON. Trustee.
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rorzcn 20 eesEzAcFons

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned STATE BOARD OF CON-
TROL Will. until noon on the elst day
Of November. 1914. receive at Its. once
in Charleston. NJ. VA sealed BIDS Tor
the fuTnishinE of all materials and .d
labor necessary to erect and compIcte
8 two story shingled frame bu4ldlng.
227 feet long with basement, TOR the
school OF Medicine at the West virginia
University. Morgantown, w. Va.
Plans and specifications can pc Sc
cured at the ONCE of the state BOARD
of Control Charleston w. Va. - at
the ONCE Of the President of West Nir-
einia University. Aforgantown. w Va
The lid must be accompanied ~ =
certified check for Three Hundred Dol
lars. Immediately after CONTRACT q
awarded the successful bidder will be
reauired.to execute proper contract With
guaranty company bond IN penalty
equal to the amount OF contract price
II successful bidder fails to- execute
contract and bond his check VIII. pc re-
tafned to, cover expense OF readverts-
ing. 49,. e,os,
with the specifications and which VIII.
On request be mailed to any bidder
The State Board Of Control reserves the
right to reject any and all BIDS.
n. SsI.AKIN.s President.
STATE BOARD or CONTROL
Charleston VIZ
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FOR sALE-Four lots in the Moore ad-
These lots, situated on elevated
ground AFFORD splendid view Of the
town and surrounding country: are
Convenient to car line and to one
of the best suburban school build tl
fngs in the state. One or all OF them
soon. on easy terms. Apply to Mrs.
q w Moore. $40 s. Chestnut ST., or
4 nhone Bell HILL. 3tta
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FOR SALE-.f4ouses

FOR SALE-Six-room modern cottage.
xxsith all convenienceS; situate on one
" hest residence streets of city; 10
minutes from court house: one block
from car line; paved street cement
ash balance in one. two and three
Years Address by letter. Owner,
= o. Box 1886, City.
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FOR SALE OR ExcHANGE-one de-
sirable lot in Charlotte, n. G. viii
sell or exchange for property In
Clarksburg Address b. B. Robinson.
Charlotte. N. C.
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WANTED II: 10 RENT

VISITED 70 RENT-with option of
y hI1viI3neS within one year, 6 or room
house, centrally located: must be MOD
ern in every respect. GIVE I III 1e
purci1ase price IN first letter Address
p o. BOX IS. City.
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FOR RENT-Two rooms furnished for
fight housekeeping Use of bath. gas,
baking and laundry. No children or
nets. Terms $500 per week in ad-
vance 1875 Factory street, East End.
round the Loop.
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FOR sALE-Two lots. Nos. 4s and Al.
located on Goff avenue North View.
good fence: good well: one block from
car line. Address j. L. Barnes, r.
F. d. No. 3, City, Barnes addition,
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FOR sALE-Lot 1874 in Union Heights
No. l.. 4ox12O Will sell for cash for
$4,000 as ] want to go West Decem-
Der 1st. r. G. EQUITY. Route 8, WAL
lace. w. Va
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CLEANING AND PRESSING

NEW CLEANERS AND DYERs-The
Clarksburg Steam Cleaning and Dye
Ing company. on Third street. adjoin-
In Irwin building. is one OF C1arl<s-
burg's newest Enterprises; cleaning.
altering and repairing, renoyating furs
and feathers IS their line. They are
equipped to give the best OF service
in everything pertaining to their line
Of work.
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MONEY TO LOAN

WHY BE WITHOUT MONEY! ac-
commodate everybody. by loaning
musical Instruments, etc. Jos. Jay.
IeMeleE. Waldo Bldg. F'eussfnA Afxeek
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FOR SALE-Lots

FOR SALE-Vacant lot in Clay
street, 34x1OO feet; S425
cash or $3.50 on terms If
sold before October 10. See
the Wilson & Dennisnn Co.,
Golf Bldg, at once.
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FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping, for man
al 795 West Pike street. Bell phone
\ 12O9-J.
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FOR RENT-At stone hohse. opposite
Palace Furniture Co.: roosm Tor h sl,d
two rear rooms. these rooms are
nicely furnished. use Of phone i an9
bath. Water and gas free Call
Home phone 532-Y, or apply at l6S
West Main street.
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FOR REMT-M Miscellaneous

FOR RENT-Store room on Euclid ave-
nue.. Stealey Heights: Inquire OF
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VA NTED TO RENT-Four to six room
mouse or cottage with bath by NO,
(. veulIber lst or 18th. Address L. =.
care Telegram Office.
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FOR RENT-Three nicely furnished,
light housekeeping rooms. first floor.
fine location; new house. gas range
and sink in kitchen. front and back .TlS
norcheS: no children. 319 Parrit
Court Second street.
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e.LanlEsn

We are making. suits and coats to
measure from $500 upwardtsS AIS; :alsc
garments Ncwman's Fashionable. WON
EMS Shop. 4th St.. near EmSife Blde.
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WANTED-Position as housekeeper. for
widoxer. by middle aged lady. VIII
exchange references. Address %. r.
care Telegram ONCE.
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IN yVIT.I. I,AY Won to visit our station
terv department. We carry q. complete
stock Of the best brands OF linen STA "a
pens, fountain pens. etc: See our spec
TAI new box stationery. Farre!1S Up 70
. date Drug Store. sos west Flke strees.
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WANIED--MaIe Hello


BOYS WANTED-25 boys to
work one hour, from a to 5
O'Clock, each afternoon.
HustIers can make from 25c
TO SOC an hour. Valuable
prizes daily. Call at once,
Daily telegram business of.
flee.
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wANTED-Ry young man with five
years experience. position in ONCE.
either bookkeeping or StenOgraphic
work. Best of reference. Address,
wv. A. e. care Telegram office.
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FOR RENT-Nice furnished rooms, use
OF bati: electric lights. For 500 and
$3.50 week. Gail on Mrs. o. III.
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REAL ESTATE

FoR SALE-we have some good prop
evty in all parts of city. We nave
Come bargains in Stea1ey Heights.
TIartland North View. Adamston:
also city property. See US, Freeman
ana Joiliffe, Room IL, Irwin prsg.,
Home phone 42S-Y.
! -1rJD that produces $500 per acre an
nlIaily located in lake region of cen
trai Florida; perfect drainage. pure
wafer 6 towns, 2 railroads In tract.
400. 600 boxes OF fruit shipped from
county this season. finest of fishing:
hunting and boating. Free trip OF
insnection for purchasers OF SO acres,
leaves october 20. Visitors entertain
cd at our magnificent club house
a0OO West Virgfnians own Florida
nroperty why? For booklet. map
and information write d. A Cassil.
General agent, Lake Highlands CO..
40 Lee street. ClnrksburG w. Va.
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PICTURE FRAMING

The only exclusive picture framing
same week order is taken. Prices con-
sisrent with good workmansh1P and
material. Bell phone 91I-J. a.
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PH0T0GRAPHS

THE WESTERN STUDIO. Room 5. r.
take your picture day or night and
develop your Kodak films Outside
calls for view work promptly attend
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WANTED Dining room girl, apply at
DeiSon House.
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TAILQRlN'G

VIZ TAILoR SUITS. ovERcoArs. ETC.
for both ladies' and Ee ns,lssmen5 ogf
brings the customere back. baltimore
Tailoring Company. Greaney Blog.
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DRUG SIJNDRlES

T1E oR1GINKL and only agency for
I've 9eif halp remedies. Dent Bros
nrescriptions ana family drueBlsts
a26 East Pike street.
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furnished with use of bath: conven-
tent to business center Of city. Apply
at 236 S.sCheStnut street.
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
Night housekeepings. use Of bath a sId1
rem. Apply at 124 Stealey street be-
tween Clay and Monticello avenue.
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F-OR RENT-Furnished rooms for sleep
ing. with use OF bath and telephone
IN horne with no children. Apply at
G32 West Main street, or call Bell
= nhone 593:J.
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GENERAL REPAIRING

I AM prepared to do all kinds OF liEh
repairing. Including making duplicate
keys OF all kinds. Prices reasona BILE.
Prompt service. Your work appre-
dated. r. L. Craig, 1875 $. Second
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FOR RENT-Furnisned Rooms

For RENT-Nice large room IN CREAM
ey building. hot and cold water. and
Az modern convenlenceBs Tor one OF
two gentlemen. Call Bell phone 1O31-J.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

ROOMS AND BoARD-Hote1 privileges.
central location, good service very
reasonable. call quickly. Vacancies do
not last long. Commercial Hotel. 315
West Pike street .lsa
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FOR RENT-One nicely furnished room,
All conveniences. very centrally 10
Gated. Apply at 543 West Pike street,
or call Bell phone 1907.
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WANTED-1O0 men to learn barber
trade Our cut rates saves $500
this month. Wages while learning:
PAYS nearly all your expenses In our
HnishinR department Write for cat
aiog. Leader Barber College. Cincin-
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FOX RENT-Two furnished front
rooms, all convenience. five minutes
walk to- courthouse. 616 West Maan
street Home phone 196-A.
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FOR RENJ-Two furnished rooms one
is large front room: use of bath ana
phone. Call Bell phone 371-W. or ap-
ply at 157 West Pike street