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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-09-24
PIECE Of RED GLASS
MAKES SAFE SIGNAL
Used on Railroad Crossing Gates
to Warn Autoists; Lehigh
Valley Invention

A small piece of red glass. used on
crossing signals and gates, auto driv-
ers and railroad engineers and train
men believe to be a safe and certain
signal. The new safety first device
IS In use on the Lehigh Valley Railroad
crossings.
1t has never been possible to have
a red light on railroad crossing gates
Hest the red light should mislead en-
Igtneers. The simple device worked out
first on the Lehigh Railroad and was
ltested at Bethlehem with good results.
The ordinary crossing gate has a
white light hung to the bar, which at
night indicates by It's position alone
whether the track is clear. But by
this device a piece of red glass set in
a ROUNDED. as in frame. is fastened
to the bar so that the white light
Swings behind 1t and shows red when
the gate is down.
When the gate is up, as the ROUNDED
is stationary and the light swings, the
light comes out from behind the red
glass and shows white again.
At no time is the red light visible
from the track. and traffic on the rail-
road is not interfered with, but the
safety of motorists and the drivers
lof other vehicles is increased.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-09-24
German Cruiser Opens
Fire on City of Madras
BY Assneinted Prktt

Calcutta, Sept. "a, via London,
Sept "a, 10 A. M.-The papers pub
lish an official dispatch stating that
the German cruiser Emden while
passing Madras fired a few shells, but
that the damage to the city was slight.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-09-24
DECREASE IN IDLE CARS
AMOUNTS OVER 81


The fortnightly bulletin of the
American Railway Association shows
that on September Is there was a
net surplus of idle cars on the lines of
the United States and Canada of 1885,
04e, compared with 16S.S26 on Sep
tember 1, a decrease of 27,277. The
gross surplus was 13S,10S, against
1924, while the gross shortage to-
tailed 2,059, compared with 1918.
During the two weeks the net sur
plus of box cars decreased from IA
e22 to $685.. and the surplus of coal
cars from 46,O75 to S9,S67. There was
an increase in the fat car surplus, the
total of S.Ss7 comparing with 1898
September 1.
Railroad Earnings Decrease-Earn-
ings of the railroads of the United
States. in August, as indicated by pre-
liminary terms, will make a poorer ex-
hibition than in the preceding month.
Forty roads whose estimated gross
earnings for August are available, Gov
ering about one-third of the mileage
of the country, show a decrease in
that item of 4.S per cent
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-09-24
PEANUTS ABOUND
IN A CATTLE FEED
Cround-up Hulis Are Discovered in
twenty-five Per Cent. Guam
tity in Sample Taken

What is consid-
cred as the worst
instance of adul-
teration of food
stuffs for cattle
was discovered at
the laboratory of
the State Depart
ment Of Agricul-
ture to-day when
a sample of a food
was found to con-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-09-24


passing Madras fired few shells, but
that the damage to the city was slight.
Madras is a seaport of British India,
the seat of government and headquar-
ters of the Madras army. 1t is the
third seaport of India, ranking after
Bombay and Calcutta.
London, Sept. "a, 1852 A. MA
Madras dispatch to Reuters Telegram
Company. dated Wednesday, describes
the attack of the German cruiser
Emden on that port. 1t says:
THE German cruiser Emden ap-
peared off Madras Tuesday evening
and shelled the city. Two oil tanks
were set alight and are still burning.
The telegraph office and some houses
on our harbor were also hit, but the
damage generally is slight.
ION our guns replying the cruiser
ceased firing. extinguished her lights
and disappeared. The whole engage
ment lasted fifteen minutes. There
was little or no excitement and only
three Indians were killed"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-09-24
THE READING

go after $50 a. m: 3. a. 2. Is. 28, IS,
East bound: So. So So, SO. IS. 81. 81,
81. II, S. so. 81. SIS.
Engineers up: Martin. wireman,
Glass, Fetrow, Wyre, Wood. Crawford
Richwine.
Firemen up: Palm, Chronister. Long
enecker. Bingaman, Kelley. Boyer, Zu-
koswki. Grumbine, Nye, Dobbins, Bow
ers, Rum baugh.
Brakemen up: Strain, Fleagle, Page.
Troy, Creaker, Hooverl Kapp;
Conductors up: Sipes, Philabaum,
Kline.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-09-24
HAND CRTSHED

Frank Jackson, aged "a years, an
employe of the PENNSYLVANIA Rail
road had his hand crushed Yesterday
afternoon when boxes loaded with
iron fell on him while at work in the
Division street transfer. He was ad-
mitted to the Harrisburg Hospital.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-09-24
ENOLA SIDE
PhiIadhIphIn DIvtsiOn-226 crew

to go after 3:45 p. M. 207, 219, 253. $50.
Engineer for 24S.
Fireman for 226.
Conductors up: Penwell. Bingle,
Steinouer, Wolfe. Stauffer.
Flagman up: Peck.
Brakemen up: Vandling. Shaffer,
Taylor. Baker. Bair, Shuler, knight,
Harris. Jacobs, Goudy, Boyd.
Middle Division--215 crew first to go
after 2:15 p. m: 224. 239, 235. PSI. 2Ss,
241. 231.
Five crews laid off at Altoona.
one crew to come In.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-09-24
WANTS To RESELL
DIVIDED PROPERTY
Dauphin Court Is Asked Permission
to Permit Another Auction
of Hess Houses

In an ord e r
handed down to-
day Addi I / o n a |
L a " Judge Nc
Carrell gr a n t e d
a rule to show
cause why another
date for the re-
sale of the estate
of Jacob Hess in
partition sho u | d
not be fixed by the
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-09-24

tINFT IWsVW
Admission to Garden AdditionaIi
ADULTS 1Oci CHILDREN DC
Children between and ~ years
of age half fare.
RETURNING. Special Train will
leave Girard Avenue (31st St) $50
p. m, for above stations.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-09-24

[Continued From First Pagel
The Irish standard., 1914-12-12

The following deaths occurred re-
Gently: Thomas Russell, Clonmel, who
for many years was associated with
the local wooden industry and was also
prominent as supporter of the Ma
tional cause, and as a member of the
Clonmel Corporation and Board of
GUARDIANSHIP his residence, Borriso-
leigh, John Chadwick, C. P. S.
Tyrone.
On November l, at Victoria terrace,
Omagh, the death took place of Mary
Ellen, wife of Robert A. Parke, jour
nalist.
Two horses took fright at the Mar
ket Square, Dromore, and stampeded.
Mrs. James Ferris, Gallows street, was
knocked down, sustaining a broken
arm and other injuries, while little
girl named Beattie was also hurt, but
not seriously.
Waterford.
At recent meeting of the Water.
ford Corporation, on the proposition
CT the Mayor, seconded by Mrs. Poole
and supported by the High Sheriff, it
was decided, Mr.. Keane, Labor mem.
Der, dissenting, to present an address
to Lady Aberdeen on her advent to
Waterford to present a shield to St.
Dominick's Industrial School, won in
special competition for such schools
The scholarships offered by the
Waterford Corporation tenable in the
University College, Dublin, have been
awarded to James Phelan, son of R. F,
Phelan, Quay, and Francis Malone, son
of ex-sergeant Malone, Kings terrace
They obtained four "honors" each.
Lieut.. M. F. Day, eldest son of Very
Rev. Dean Day, Waterford, was killed
in East Africa recently. He was in his
twenty-third year, Joined the West
kents year ago, went to India
whence he proceeded to Africa with
the Thirteenth Rajputs. He has two
brothers in the British Army.
Westmeath.
A resolution submitted at Delvin
District Council by T. Kelley asking
members of that body who follow the
leadership of John Redmond to place
| their services at the disposal of the
War Office" was received with laugh.
ter and found no seconder.
An enjoyable dance, under the aus
pices Of the l. N. Volunteers, was held
in the Abbey House, Fore, Castlepol.
lard. The attendance was large, being
representative Of the Collenstown, Del.
win, Glanedan, and local battalions
The nights entertainment concluded
with Volunteer drill and ambulance
practice, in which instruction was
given by DR.. Slattery.
Died.-At Mount Hussey, Athlone
Maria Teresa Daisy, youngest daugh
ter of Christopher King, Millerstown
Killucan.-At Upper Irishtown, Ath
lone, Thomas Client, aged Is years.
Westmeath Co. Council having dis
cussed the proposal for the projected
railway line between Millingar and
Kells. and having heard the statement
of Robert Worthington, who urged
that the scheme would materially heir
the development Of Galway port, a
proposal to reject it was adopted by
13 to- 8. votes.
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ST. LOUIS COUNT
Cast 2rd St - eAss @se

H. equity President. A. J. Powers, l2s
E. D Msss 81 la:t 2,s Tho
!; H3sgins. az Ind Ave. W.: Rec. secy.
sse g n. W. 81 J: MCBRIDE; q West Superior
psie9 Sc Treas M j. janet MS5eade W q = 81
EN- =; y; Fahev; 2i7 New Jersey blds:
nss sd. az ff G.t held nf,t and third we'd
nue. West and Fourth Street. avs
" ;; Godfrey. 4se s't si pahlut Avel e.:
Vice Pres. L. Whalen. ManTexre ' po ":
Elm: and ms. Sec. j. cenne iiite III EGNM ~;
sRa ntyysI5 Ga Ave; W.; Rec. Sec. j. W.
W: Treas. IL H. M eGaasy.e sis T. Az
fy.seyenth Ave. W.; Med. Exsminsc
ha;a Payette. silva Block. Meetin1::
NEG az G, on second Monday Of each month
SCOTT COUNTY.
dan Sno1Hafi Mn President. F. J. Leonard, Jor.
Dr. D' .. & k NJ !; Belle P1s.n.-rr..~
Rsss. John Kelley: Belle FPils ainss:: We
So 49, !Gnn =. stesrns, Belle Piains. &c Fic
ms s Scenes james a; .sstrfHfto1, Belle Piaias:
s Ixam nr. Dr.. q. r Lolonsv. $780, NED.
Fraternit,sv W HFsI sunday Of month n
STEVENS COUNTY.
ria Souaey President M. Mahoney. Mo-.
1a8l Ss'q Mo? NJ 11M;dperssident Jane. 7.
s sn Norris: Rec. Sec" k,nr anx 5an-
han. 1orr Gis!i H.: Fi Esc Seq; 9: e aanrs-
Rey Ronneily; Medical ssaS Iih s4:m e Mec9a-
Dat s; n Fn,tzEeraiG Sick sommitt asr. 1a R.:
irEs first SsEGddrtny. John Ring. Meat.
STEELE COUNTY.
FoSss saax fMss,a aa George c. Toner.
81 SsIsE:n Ns 92sxs.t99a jaime, 5eaa
John Ho1 1ns. Sec: J; e. MALONE: rrsa4s
house. 11y Msat;;n Med as Exam, q. d. Morss
nesaay OF month in K. p. II Hail nIs !. Wed ed
SWIFT COUNTY.
cl Genn5y President-D. F. Mcpermot.
NJ. Kx eaaan: w. w. !. cloatart-Pres., VIM.
!Leo 0Nei 1i ms. s ksssvannauEh; Pc. Sec.
hGr r John Gosson. ST.. ST. Il Me GGon1ogus;
ms y: :. Dakneult. Benson, Mai Van.
- Ho4O on 0rSt Sundoy 10y
IN A. O. H Hall, se"oay OF month
W1NoNA COUNTY.
King St.. WHEtS naassn M. J. Ryan, ss4 n
~ ~ ": Howard st. vice = nr -: MGMillan.
ses %e Y. marx ASSs e.. zee. sss join 1uss se
F yaGh' 81 ~ 1Washineton St.; treas SSS;; n
h sid ca 4 ssco Wd5noas Geesa9s Dr. 1,
Va Aaonta In st. Thomas bali. "fsosys
WAsEcA COUNTY.
SEGA Sounty President, J. p. cousn1ln. wa.
Mi Ihhv,si"n 2. No: !. DEMONSTRATIONS
AEamill: Rec. Sec, J. ". Gs on;,z John +.
Liz. SHAs'es McLoone; Treas, B. s.
1a 2ayi'i s,,;, No. = Observation-Disclosures
EN- EN-. and 1ns. Sec, ]. M Rvro =; f!o1ey:
ses'' d Oslton; Treas. James MsRrrisdSS
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LADIES' AUXILIARY
H.7NNEP1N COUNTY.

1sT filth a1th Ave. s. oo'1sn'
1 1ss n ne; +: 9ss y7si Ne 81 S;siY:ss
Mrs. N: A. Lane. s1i ietS Ava zee N seESiy ~,
s .ess ri. Mr. e. 1sath: Casey. sac FremonS
81 Holden st' ST. 81; tMEs ad Mrs; Clare Kyaa
sra sss Andrus Bldg: Msetin 1ss
Of m neid On IN s"cond ana fourth Monday.
1.y1:'fa c hi ? .iSa
KS: s;s H.fz s .tSssa 1 ssr ~
fas s ssiaFast g.; FIX 3asa Sr:a$
Elisabsth FERRIES. 11s Sth 4Aas ys. N. Me-:
Rsni fI;x3dam'' Pr. Phelan, st. AnthonS
sss;ns g n ass asl Z. q Wdl E:
mems Hall at 3. m. s" 81 WORK.
Division No. 3. Minneanol,s-rr..
VIC Vice Pres. Mrs. jennie Rice. ioas s1 ar ~:
SIS j Hxe; II iv RsS; ssS;. Miss Mary Hart.
sfns 1g ises s1 En- 17 ss' A1 fs; K sss
A Ays ~ Ne'lS &r.. WvssSssr: ISIS Eae9 nss
McIaSshiin. iii F H3G; MxaR Fla d. 3 =
ings are held on drst and third TMss.
and ds P ~ m9nth In IN Lodge hail. srd 81.
=, Division No. I. Minneapoli.-pr..
Mrs Alice Nice KksI1y. Ss1g s4tS AZ: 9; vics
3RnaS st ~. Ave-: reg. sec, Mrs: Mary Tro1
Anna Ann i sr2. Axs All 81 an and ms Xrs
med ezams, D Dslf sarb $50 19th Aye
II: Murphy. Lake st. and BioominTton'
WWs asnesSaa are held % flrst and third
bloomington and Franklin. -~-A'
MI D oNa st No. g.. Mnneapo1is-Pre...
VIC Vice Pres, Mary Glea .on. ESQ., ZEE EmS a.:
s so1a Aye 1 n; Rec. Sec. Mary MorrisssI.
AM ds1s a rttR k Ave n: Fin. Sec: Maria JoS.
sTse os1ien SIS Ays S, 4as Sea- ka59
Treas IRE Martha Griffin, Hee 9Th A XS.. II 4:
sssant a aad aoi Rr' Mea r Flynn sS:ns;
fhe FIRST first and third Thursdays Of mon 1h
e aoth se awa Hail. corner 18th ST. v I'D
Mr.; Nay ~ wada, seR!n1sssssegc H:zid,
8 Sso -; Vice Pres. Mrs. Margaret Mora.
MsrssTet %a n 81 si4 Fl ii sss &c. g. NJ
En-. Sec. Mrs. Margaret Moan ani
9th Ave N. E.; ms. Sec. Me- a. Ms sss
Kstherinsss s ssG Avs 81, T. III T1sss M
Central Ave. Nesting. 4 ars ssIa ss -
6ts 3 WTedHae e, Of each month in i.
RAMSEY COUNTY.
coYnty President, Nrs. Ellen conr.v
See 81. c GAR g.; Vice Pres. Miss IS.
Ave. Ave. Tre.aA erg rs Scott q. centEsl
". central Ave. AootinRn -hSi6 ~ ~
The Irish standard., 1914-12-12

NATIONAL DIRECTORS.
Thomas. ]. Mathews. Rhode Island.
Ed r. Hayes, New Jersey.
James Clancy, Michigan.
Myles r: Mcfarland. New York.
STATE oFFICERs-s4INNEsoTA.
Presisdent1T. J. Doyle. Bndieott
We We r fresidens-J. F. Kennedy. Fart
SET: sssrs.ssyIR ;: o Sd,f. $500
Treasurer-John sheshy. Montgom-
...; State chapla,n-Rsv. P: ). Fox. James
President Of Insurance Fund - T. J.
sseretaIy Of 1nsuranee-rhomas
state Treasurer Insurance - John
snss tsts s @ssRitsS}nSss' Is:e.or D.. J.
director 81 in;1rance Fund - John b.
P FsS' p. L caRmmines, M,nnespeIis; J.
p. Corcoran. st. Paul; Thos. Welch,
NstfoSsi r9ss,densMI: H,sn & Ryan
National Vice President-Miss B. A.
National secretsfy9Mrs. Adslia Chris
National Treasurer - Mrs. Mary c.
Connolly, Syracuse. N. 7.
STATE OFFICERs-L. A. A. o. H.
President-Mrs. Mary b. Daley, 1906
Central Ave, Minneapolis.
Vice President-M1ss May =. Ham
Secretary - Ella C. Heating, lat
Pleasant Ave-, st. Paul.
Treasurer-Miss Mary Coogan. Fari-
Board Of Dirsctors-liary N: Sullivan.
Duluth: Ellen Conroy. st. Paul; Mary J.
Auditing Committes-:Margeret Scott.
St. Paul; Margaret Sullivan. MnnsaDo-
lie; Elizabeth McNally. st. Paul.
Insurance Secretary - Margaret A.
Grady. saltwater.
Insurance Treasurer-Margarst 0ulli-
e. st.ts Isdies; Director = DR.. \. ".
Buckley Ct Paul.
Directers Of insSr.ncs Funa - Nsl! i!
Paul: Josephine Hegsrty. ehisldsyille.
Anna Willesen. Duluth: Margaret Nolan.
Auo ting committss-Hllen Mearath.
Nellie NcColl. g. Paul
The Irish standard., 1914-12-12
DIVISION OFFICERS A. o. n-unn
AND PLACE or MEETING.
ANOKA COUNTY.

County President. Jehn r. Coleman.
Di!is!en Re: l. Aneke-Prsa., wn.
Rec. 0ee:, C1arlee . Qresni Fla. eea.
Afdle: TfeAa, JoAn ward: NJ. O1e0-
Ass6 J. Z yseak 90 4 :. Ola
The Irish standard., 1914-12-12

Since then he has to his credit a Uni.
versity scholarship and a county
scholarship for three successive years.
At the last examination in Galway he
secured his B. Sc. degree, and headed
the list with first-class honors and spe.
eial distinction.
Edmund Burke, for long time con.
nected with the staff of the Hibernian
Bank, Tobercurry, has been transfer
red to Edenderry.
Tipperary.
His Lordship the Most Rev. Dr.
sheehan has appointed the Rev. James
Everard, c.. c.. Cahir, to be parish
priest of Ardmore. Father Everard's
place in Cahir being filled by the
transference of the Rev. r. Meskell
from st. Mary's, Clonmel.
The collection for the Belgian refu.
gees promulgated by his Grace the
Most Rev. DR.. Harry, and taken at
the Cathedral gates, amounted to over
s100.
AT the recent examinations for Ma.
ttonal Teachers in the Marlborough
street Training College, Dublin, Nora
Heavey, a pupil Of the. Presentation
Convent, Thurles. in addition to OBJ.
tanning a first-class PASS, secured a
&10 prize for distinguished answering.
Maggie Fitzgibbon. of Quarry street,
Thurles, 10 another successful pupil Of
the Presentation Convent, Thurles,
having also at the recent teachers' ex.
animation In the Limerick TRAINING
College obtained frst-class pass.
The Irish standard., 1914-12-12
A. @. H. DIRECTORY
NATIONAL oFExCERs

NATIONAL oFFxCERs.
President-Joseph Mclaughlin, Phil
adelphia, Pa.
vice President-Patrick F. Cannon,
Clinton, Mass.
Treasurer-N. w. Delaney. Illinois.
Secretary-Philip J. Sullivan. Con-
neQtic1lk
The Irish standard., 1914-12-12
CROW WING COUNTY.

Fo G14RRty zv President WIN: Barron. IA
Eash ss: d. HREi asTdsoP :;
Pres.. H. H. McCarrev sH GSO@ 81; Vice
f Fsr sec, :. 7. Nolan, els n s StSS 81:
fns.' Sec ses.' 7. 7. breezy. SD II. sth h 81 81
Treas: 3. &: I 4 NR1aay s g. Il 81 g.:
1nn Examtner. DR.. F. A. Bennetr rS IT;
hhe sls state Bank Bldg. MeattnS.c . IT,
montS IN H. seSona and fourth Tuesdays of
The Irish standard., 1914-12-12

shop is stated to have been burned.
The extent of the damage is not men.
toned.
The death is announced of Mrs.
Anne Lynch, mother of ]. P. Lynch,
b. c., p. L. G., Limerick, and aunt Of
Rev. John Reeves. P. p, Tournafulla.
She was daughter of James Reeves
Ballygrennan House, Groom, and niece
of the late Rev. P. Reeves, P. p, Drom.
collogKer.
Capt. A. NJ. Marshall O'Brien, R. F.
A., who was killed on the LIST inst. was
the son of the. late E. O'Brien, Ardagh.
Limerick, and grandson of William
Smith O'Brien. He was half-brother
to Dermod O'Brien, President R. H. A..
and cousin of Stephen Gwynn, M. P.
The marriage was celebrated in st,
James church, James street, Dublin,
by the Rev. G. Flood. c. c., Of Michael
Lee, Bluebell. Inchicore. eldest son Of
James Lee. Gallynoe, Ballipgarry, Co.
Limerick. to Lily. second daughter of
Laurence Talon, oficer. 8. D. u, Dub.
lin.
The Rev. John Gubbins Fitzgerald,
Of Manister. Groom, Co. Limerick, P.
p. who died on the 9th Of April last,
left personal estate in the United King.
dom valued at e3.ss9. Of which Ell,
SIS Is In England.
loltrln,.
A marriage was celebrated 1t the
Pro Cathedral, Marlboro street. Dub
The Irish standard., 1914-12-12
RA1uHY onrnsrw

W p1 En,s.aI1s 'o. 4 e. P.ul-Pr... John
John =. Ryan. 800 Bisir e.; rec, -.
F Connolly. 100 81. TIN s.: ina. SEC.
Martin J. Lee. i0g Summit xvs.: mi
sxeminer. pr. G q. Ferry, Oio tow
HHldG Hsstings are held 6n eeeend and
The Irish standard., 1914-12-12

NATIONAL DIRECTORS.
John e. Healey. Delaware.
Thomas, J. Mathews. Rhode Island.
Ed r. Hayes. New Jersey.
James Clancy, Michigan.
Myles F.. Mcfarland. New York.
The Irish standard., 1914-12-12
month in woodman Hall at D. m.
BIG STONE COUNTY.

County President. N. J. Mcdonnell.
DREW 1,yi q sbs Ne T.. er:ssy'lsPrs. An.
Zee: sec.. Jeremiah Scanl0n; Fin, Sec.
Unnaty; Ina Sec. c. p. Ginnaty;
treas. John W.. Ginnaty; Med. Exam.
liner. Dr.. B. II. Randall. Meetings held
on On. nrss sunday and third Thursday ct
BLUE EARTH COUNTY.
v, County Psss.dsn., p. H. Jordan: ca.
rtce ,Pres.. +. J. Mcurath; CO. REC. s.c' ~
Gs;natSse Doran; Co. Fin. ssc' I1"n
81 81 aa,a1: Co.; Treaa, John Muivihili:
81 e s::.
"a. TI.easent St.; Fin. Sec. G. Fitxser.
80 SSu9nian: Meet in K. d. hail. secon.; !;
"n n, tgurtn sundays Of month nj ~
sa Dttv'slon No: 2. Madison Laka-pr.si
urns' yas. sullivan. Madison Iske. v;ns
saes' ~. a. sullivan, Madison IaEe. az
Sec p A Lyons, Madison Lake: fin
sec =; y: McGrath, Madison LaEe: ins
frc., WIN: r. Conner, Madison Ia LIS
Ma John Mcnamara, EaeN Iakee;;
a sneai examiner. DR.. Firgina. Naatannse u
are neld on second and Forth S'ndnagss
Lake. osa nail, Madison
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-18
RIGHT TIME
TO BUY A HOME !!
We advertise no fake bar
gains. Three of the proper
ties advertised as bargains
this week have been sold.
ADAl'NrSFOIN

a good ten room double
house finished in oak, salte
roof, cabinet llfantels, will
rent for $50 per month
Small cash payment down,
and the balance at less; than
rent. !,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-18

FOR sALE-Thoroughb English
stone +. Is. s. B. No. 3176s. grand
daughter to Champion County White
stone, Americas greatest setter. She
by Uncle Jimmie Whitestone. Sire,
Cords Count Gladstone, a field trial
sires and dams for the hrst three
generations have produced 179 dogs
that have won 4s0 field trials in the
greatest competition in the United
States. ~ weeks old, in the pink of
condition are fine individuals, pedi-
greed. papers furnished. Call on.
phone or write j. L. Richards. 52I
Hornor Avenue. Bell phone 23-R.
Consolidated 445.
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FOR RENT-Five room cottage on VIZ
ginia street. hot and cold water. $40
4 per month. -Four room cottage IN
Stealey Heights Price $40 per month
-Four room fiat furnished. on South
Chestnut street. $1,000 per month.
Five room apartment, with bath. wat
: or rent paid, nic&S finished and In
good neighborhood. Broaddus avenue.
Price $2S.50 per month. Howard Post.
Rooms 505-506 Con Bldg. Both
phones.
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FOR sALs-.tiel,ses

EIGHT ROOM, DOUBLE HOUSE
slate roof. large yard and garden.
well Of good water; close to school
and church and car line; newly
papered; situate on lot 50x15O
feet. Appraised at $1,000. but
will be sold for $1,000 to settle
estate at once. Easy terms. APP
! ply to Howard Post. Gotf. Bldg.
Clarksburg.
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STEALEY HEIGHTS

Five room bungalow, up
to-date in every respect.
Good large lots. Will sell for
100
Investigate.
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A log raft containing one million
feet Of cedar. said to be the largest
ever foated on the Pacific, recently
made the trip from British Columbia
to Puget Sound. II was 100 feet.
long and 20 feet wide; it stood s15
feet out OF the water and 20 feet
under.
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FOR RENT-aIodern eight room house.
with bath and laundry under entire
house; vacant January LIST. or sooner:
IN ss5 ~ ner mont,, lssS ;fshssa.
ment IL mot wanted. Call Harvey y.
Smith, Attorney.
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FOR SALE-Two seats for show at the
Palace theater Saturday, Dec 10Th,
unless called for before moon by Mrs.
F. e. Delbridge. ia West Main street
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FOR RENTZone eight rooms house in
Hartland, to party who would board
man and thirteen year old boy. Apply
on premises after school hours. r. A.
Henderson.
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<roR RENT-Two, connecting front
rooms on second floor for light
housekeeping. Water, sink and use
Of hath Inquire at $50 West Pike
street.
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FOR REET-AIodern eight room house,
hardwood finish. cabinet mantels; only
few minutes walk from court house;
desirable location. Inquire Of Wylie
4 A. Smith, at Southern Pine Lumber
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FOR REN'r-A fine eight room house.
within one minute walk Of postofficc.
I Inquire of D. w. Jacobs, over Par
sons-Souders store.
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lFC.R RENT-Furnlshe rooms for light
housekeeping. with all convenIences.
Appiy at 23l North Chestnut street.
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PAoTOGRARAs

TIE WESTERN STUDIO Room S, Ir.
win building, Will take your picture
day or night. and develop your Kodak
himx Outside calls for view work
promptly attenAatl tn - ~. 49,
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EF0R RENr-One nicely furnished room
Tor gentlemen only; all conveutences;
very Centrally located. Apply at IA
West Pike street.
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Apply at I42
n Mulberry street.
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A bee viii visit from 50 to 100
heads Of clover before getting sin
gle load of honey.