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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08
WAR BRIEFS

ST. PETERSBURG. Via London.
Aug. 7-ff:2o a. NJ The Austre-
Hungarian Ambassador 20 Russia se-
eompanied BY his star and eighty
Austrian subjects who were resident
IN 81. Petersburg left this norninq
He is proceeding 20 Vienna By way
Of Finland and Sweden.
ANTWERP. Via London. Auq. ?
1870 A. ~. u was reported mere
today that the British bank steamer
San Wifredo % 92s tons. which ar
rived at Hamburg from New Or
leans July % ard was on her return
mine en- cushaven, Germany.
PLYMOUTH. Eng. Aug. 7 tt:2s A.
~. The British light cruiser Vindle-
steamer sehlesien % 5,52s tons and
brought her into this port. The
sChlesien was on the voyage from
Brisbane Australia TO Bremen.
coNsTANrINoPLE. Via London.
steamer crsiqforth o. SAP tons vas
beaehed near here today after strik-
ing . mine.
oUEsEc. Ays. 7. -Rep9rts 20. day
from Rinouski, Que. on the lower
81 Lawrence river. we're % the a..
feet that = German steamer y~sa be
ing he'll AZ that place 80 prize
QUEBEC. Aug. T--Forest fires were
raging today In the woods around
Quebec and the Valcsrtler military
camp where 10000 men are expected
90 mobilize within q FEW days
MEssiNA. Sicily. Via london. Auo.
" ff:ds A. N. The German cruisers
Goeben ard Bresiau sailed out o. San
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SLIGHT HOPES
CcOntinu.o From FIRST Pare,

resist 10 the end unless ample guar.
antees are given US. N we must
hight, u will be one OF the greatest
battles OF the revolution. for ~ will
take place on the plain and with none
OF the familiar cover offered by noun.
tain lighting. Every Officer in the
Federal army Is prepared TO die IN
defense OF the lives and property OF
the Inhabitants OF the capital"
II battle is fought II Is believed
II viii take place on the plain IN the
vicinity OF Tlalepantla. eight miles
north % the capital The Federal ad
vance guard. consisting OF 1000 men
Of all arms. is facing the Constitu.
uonalists az Teoloyucan. Is miles
north OF Tlalepantla.
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HOPE IS GONE

MEXICO CITY. Aug The DAYS
Developments In the capital resulted
in a triumph for the war party. All
hope for peace between the Federals
and the Constitutionalists Is now ap-
parently gone. The war party Is in
control and Is being backed up BY
Provisional President Carbajal. and
unless concessions are made General
Carranza. II seems, must hght his
way into the capital and 20 power.
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MAY BE TARGET PRACTICE.

WASHINGTON. Aug. big guns
OF the coast defenses along the Allan.
tic coast have been booming away al
target practice during the past few
days. Secretary Garrison said to
night this undoubtedly accounted for
the reports OF firing at sea brought
into New York and other ports h-y in.
coming steamers No advice TO In.
dicate that the cruisers OF any OF the
European belligerents have come into
contact Off the coast have reached
either the navy or the war depart
ment
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ISSUE PAPERS

NEW YORK. Aug. 7.-Germaris
meeting here tonight TO undertake a
movement to offset any anti-German
sentiment In newspapers. decided to
issue weekly publication. 10 be
known as The Fatherland.
II was decided that a committee
OF prominent citizens. not necessarily
Germans, shall call on President VII
son In Washington and thank him for
his words OF caution expressed to
newspaper men at the start OF the
war. and TO request the President TO
repeat this warning.
DIR. Ernest Richard. professor OF
German az Columbia University. was
Chairman OF the meeting tonight.
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|NtN NNSaNNu NOE aNNiOn ~ NUc CA0EC-
tation Of meeting the vessels OF the
British feet pstroliina the straits
QUEBEC. Aug. 7. - The Allan lin.
er sieiitan which put out TO ses on
Sunday last with passengers for clas-
Cow. came back 20 Quebec today.
She returned 20 port after she had
gone into the open sea past Cape
Race, for fear OF capture ey German
eruisers
eelcRAlM, servla. via London,
AUG. z $50 p. "A. The Sixth reoi-
rnent OF Austrian artillery opened FIRE
on the SerVtans at noon today near
oorenosatx, on the river Save. TO the
west o. selorade The serxisn guns
abandoned two damaged guns.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. ?. The
German freishter Alexandria OF the
e SS,o, va. "s sos.s ss s, ms ssIIs,
the heads, bound In at 1850 a. m,
to-day. Had the British cruiser
Rainbow. which passed In two hours
and twenty minutes earlier been de-
layed. she might have made a rich
PEkiNo. China, Aug. 7. - The
German cruiser Emden which was
reported sunk yesterday 10 said 10
have rsturned to Using Tau to-day
s"s.lsn voIunss s a.ss s': ssiiln % ses
tween Napasaki and vladiVostok.
The latter ship carried nearly 1000
passengers and crew.
ROME. Aug. IVA London-2:4s
p. nj An uneonfrmed despatch
published by the Tribuna says an
Austrian regiment was annihilsted by
Servians 20 the east Of Belgrade and
that the Austrians are In full retreat
toward the Danube
oUEsEc. Aug ?. - Two ships pre-.
have been stopped in the 81. Law.
renee river at the island Of Oreana
near the naval station recently es-
tablished there.
NEW YORK. Aug. THE cunaro
sent back word by wireless today that
"Al was weil". Her position was
not given. This is the first word re-
eeiVed from, the liner since she slipp-
ed out OF the harbor early Wednes-
day morning prepared 20 dodge Ger
man vessels.
The message was dated 2 p. NJ.
ships time and bore only the two
words "All WELL" II came BY Mar
conf wireless.
The Iusitanla should be nearly
half across the Atlantic by now. AZ.
ter her departure there were many
rumors that she was pursued by
German war craft.
LONDON. Aug. $3.50 o. m.-The
Bank OF England discount rate, u
was announced today. will be redue-
Cd from 20 per cent tomorrow.
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FOURTEEN IN ONE FAMILY
JOIN THE FRENCH ARMY.

PARIS Aug. T.-Some French
families are strongly represented
in the army. That OF Prof. and
Nine. Destaing has fourteen mem.
bers With the colors. consisting OF
seven sons and seven brothers OF
Nine. Destaing. the youngest 10
years old
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BUSINESS RESUMES.

LONDON Aus = 1920 .. m.-On
the reopening Of the banks to-day.
enabling the cashinE OF checks. bust
ness was resumed on a normal basis.
This has 20 large extent stopped
The buying OF excessive food supplies
by people Of means. and put a stop 20
the upward tendency OF prices.
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Big COLUMN

LONDON. Aug. Z. D. MT was
Officially stated this evening that the
Germans had 10000 men before Liege
on "Wednesday and that in all proba-
biltty this number had been consider.
ably augmented since tho forts We're
manned
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am hlHiA ok sAI 7 hAAs WAIST LINZ
Circular hounoes that give a rippi-
fleet are 20 BE- found IN the newest and
vrartcst skirts. This one also gives a
panier elect and appropriately can ic
used either for two materials or Tor one
throughout. Since the skirt can De fr-
shed az either the high or the natufaf
waist line. u is adapted 10 an figures and
~ panier can BE- lcft plain or completed
~ the ruffie az the back
For the medium .ize will be required a.
yds. q material ~. 81 yds g. 81 yd,.
- in. vide Tor the founcc, panel and
band With 7ss yds y or 20. - yds. -
in. w'ic for the pauicr; or. So yds. y.
a. yfs. 20. 3 ! yds. "a in. wide " one
material Is % throughout, the Width 40
OBJ" iow-r edge Be- - Z, yards.
The pattern SAYS Is cut IN sizes from %
20 90 inches waist measure. Do will b.
r.l.'ed ~ any address by the Fashion De.
-arwcrt q this paper. on receipt OF teu
~rfr.
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Salvatore az half past FIVE this morn
ing under full steam. Their decks
were cleared for action IN the expee-
tation OF meeting the vessels OF the
British feet patrolllna the straits
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p p Davis. State executloner has
tNocutcd $50 persons in Now York
State prisons.
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LEIGE STILL HOLDS OUT AGAINST FIERCE ATTACKS


of the
of
wounded " - ~ ~
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QUEBEC, AUG. 7. - The Allan lin
er Sietitan which put out TO sea on
Sunday last with passengers for Clas-
gov. came back 20 Quebec today.
She returned 60 port after she had
gone into the open sea past Cape
Race, for fear OF capture oy German
crutsera
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Only members Of the family and the
most Intimate friends were admitted
the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08

Light Weight Dress Shoes In all
feathers and styles 90 90 and
$50 values reduced TO. st.ee
Nurse or Hospital House Slippers
@S1-Zo values ..............e ee
One lot Of Women's Shoes and Low
Shoes-ValUes up 20 500. Csc
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Aug. z $40 p. "A. The Sixth reoi-
nent Of Austrian artillery opened IRE
on the Servians az noon today near
Obrenovatx, on the river Save, TO the
west OF Belgrade. The Servian guns
quickly siienced the Austrians who
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08

Or. Hans Plehn. correspondent OF
the German Telegraphic News Agen-
cy. who had been placed under ar.
rest. was released to-day after he mad
satisfied the police that he was not a
spy. He has decided to return to
Germany.
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NEW PQSTQFHCE
Are Ordered Established at a
Number of Places in State
ofWest Virginia.
,s.se,Al 70 rnr rlL.es..,

WASHINGTON, D. c., July New
postofHces have been established In
West Virginia as follows: At River
view, Kanawha county, near Charles
ton, with Nora Harris, OF Charleston,
as postmaster; at Holt, Logan county.
two miles from Logan, with Logan II.
Thompson as postmaster; at Elliott,
Fayette county. with Clara A. Riggs
as postmaster; at Stumptown, Gilmer
county, with Sylvester Stump as post.
master; ut Amherstdale, Logan coun-
ty, near Robinette, with Joseph N.
Schweitzer as postmaster; at Knob
Fork, Wetzel county, near Anthem,
With Amos Jolliffe as postmaster.
A new rural route to take effect
August 1, has been established at
Buckhannon. 1t will be. route No. 4.
will be 20 miles long and will serve
1S2 families.
Fourth class postnasters have been
appointed as follows: verna Adkins
at Hager, Lincoln county in place OF
Edward NJ. Hager; Iona B. Lauge al
Hammack, Roane county, in place Of
Carl Hughes. resigned.
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DA TON AND GILL TON
CASES STILL NOT UP

before the hrst Of next week. so that
no action on the Dayton matter may
be expected before that time. It il
probable that when the committee
meets II will recommend the adoption
OF the resolution calling for the inves-
tigation; that it will be adopted by
the House and that a subcommittee
will be designated to proceed with the
Investigation as to the facts In the
case. -
The Senate committee on privi,eges
and elections, which had been direct.
ed by the Senate to conduct an inves-
tigation as to the alleged use Of Sem
ate stationery and the names Of Sen.
ators In connection with the booming
Of certain gold mine stock. was called
to meet last Saturday, but there was
not quorum when the committee
was called to order. The committee
adjourned and will be called to meet
again las soon as 1t appears that q
quorum can be had, at which time II
is believed the investigation will be
turned over to Subcommittee. Con-
siderable interest is manifested by
West virginians in each OF these In
vestigations. the one involving q sem
'ator and the other federal Judge.
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S!I[I|
Is Brought in Court Of Claims
by Stanley against Fed
eral Government.
tsere,AL 70 1nr 1rLsa.A.,

WASHINGTON, D. G., July 1,-suit
has been instituted in the court OF
claims in Washington by o. B. Shan
ley, of New Cumberland, w. Va,
against the United States for $500.
The suit was brought by Scott and
Conaway, attorneys for Mr.. Stanley.
and alleges that damage to the
amount sued for was done to his
property located on the Ohio river
bank in New Cumberland by the
construction of the lock and dam near
that city.
Mr.. Scott, of this legal firm. was
formerly brigadier general Of the
West Virginia National Guard, and
Mr.. Conway has been prominent
lawyer of Fairmont for some years.
Both are located here now and the
records of the court of claims show
that they are employed in most of
the cases Of this class against the
government. They were also coun-
sci for Senator Robert L. Owen, Of
Oklahoma, in one of the largest In
dian cases ever tried in the court Of
claims, which was argued last winter
and decision in which Is expected at
almost any time.
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ATH|E [|(}
At the Fourth of July Celebra.
ton Here Saturday Are
to Be Many.

Many events have been scheduled
by the athletic committee. for the first
annual Harrison county picnic, under
the auspices of the Clarksburg Broth
erhood, to be held Saturday, July. a.
The committee has taken great care
In trying to select the things that will
grove most interesting to the specta-
tors and afford the most excitement
for the participants.
The cooperation Of everyone is
needed in order to make this Fourth
tie greatest that Harrison county has
ever had.
The athletic events will be as fol-
lcws:
100 yard dash, all persons over 1e
years of age; 100 yard dash, all per.
sons under 16 years of age; 22O yard
dash, all persons over 16 years OF
age; 220 yard dash. all persons under
16 years Of age: 440 yard dash; $50
yard dash; mile race; 2 mile race:
lz0 yard low hurdles; running broad
jump; running high jump: pole
vault; hop, skip and jump; shot put
az lbs.); mems tug Of war-ten mer
to team; boys tug Of war-fifty
boys to team; sack race; potato
race; catching creased pig, climbing
creased pole
Ladies' events:
Egg race; peanut race. hop. skip
and jump. q
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RECESS
Will Be Taken Tomorrow BY
Those Who Are Trying to
Bring about Peace.
ur A,see,.rsp .aIss,

NIAGARA FALLS, July AT
ter q conference between Am
bassador Da Cana, Of Brazil, and
Ministers Mon and Suarez, 1t was
announced that the mediators would
formally recess tomorrow until such
time as the Constituionalist delegates
and Huerta representatives could
confer Informally on Mexico's In
ternal problem. The mediators came
to this decision after reading Car
ranza's note asking for time to con-
suit his generals. No time has been
set for reconvening, Of the mediation
but It was not believed they would
lgather again for another two weeks.
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As Some Of the Members Of the
House and Senate Commit
tees Are Absent.
es,se... ID rAs r.lseaA4,

WASHINGTON. D. c., July Slow
progress is being made with the West
Virginia Investigations at Washington
The consideration Of the impeach-
mcnt charges against Judge Dayton
awaits the return Of Congressman
Webb. chairman Of the judiciary COM
niittee OF the House, while the
charges against Senator Chiffon and
Senator overmaD, o: North Carolina,
await the presence of a ouordIl in the
Senate committee on privileges and
elections.
The charges against Judge Dayton
and his reply to. them have been in
the hands Of the 5.t,iciary committee
for some time. p1t the committee has
re- been ready 70 start upon the In
vestiss ton Of the matter. First Con-
gressmsn Nicely had to be out o.! town
for . few days and bpon his return
Chairman Webb was away. He is
not expected to return to Washington
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CARNIVAL.
.Noxon's Hippodrome Shows
Will Open Engagement at
Park Tomorrow Niqht.

Amusement lovers Of this city will
be pleased to learn that the manage
ment of Elk Park has secured Nox-
on's Hippodrome Shows to hold forth
at the park starting Wednesday even
ing. This company carries five big
shows. ten concessions and two riding
devices. They arrived in the city
Tuesday night and will be ready for
business tonight
The motorcycle races scheduled
for Wednesday night, have been can
celled. owing to the securing Of the
carnival for the week.
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SUFFRAGEIS MADE
Demand ON WILSON.
That He Make a Definite State
ment on His Position Toward
Woman Suffrage.
nv AsseeIA1sp esss.,

WASHINGTON, d. c., July 1.-More
than 500 women suffragets represent
ing organized clubwomen Of nearly
every state. marched oh the White
House and demanded Of President
Wilson definite statement Of his po-
sition toward votes for women. What
are you going to do for woman suft-
rage at this session Of Congress?"
was the question the leaders bluntly
asked. "Will you use your influence
ir behalf of the Mondell-Br reso-
luton for constitutional amend
plent?"
A large engraved copy of the
suffrage resolution adopted at the re-
cent Chicago convention Of the feder-
alton of women's clubs was presented
to the president. Presenting the en-
graved resolution, Mrs. Ellis Logan
replied to the charge that the Chica-
go convention had been packed In
favor of the suffrage resolution. .rhe
women over the seas ar holding out
their hand to US" said she. eight:
million working women have their
eyes on the result of this resolution
today. Mr.. President, on the eve Of
the Fourth Of July, when the dcclara-
ton of our forefathers still .ings its
jubilant note around the world what
more fitting hour and time for our
president, the father Ct daughters. to
give his voice AID influence to our
cause"
Mrs. A. v. Beekin. of Bloomfield.
n. j., presented a telegram from the
Women's Political Union of New Jer-
sey. The women of your home
state feel confident you will not 3 III
them" said she.
Mrs. Wiley smoke briefly and intro
duced Mrs. Door. s-llo made the prin-
cipal plea of the suffragists.
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SENDS BOOKS.
ESPECIAL 70 rHI 1ILEoRAM,

WASHINGTON, D. C., July H.
Congressman Sutherland today had
sent to Holidays Grove. Fayette
county, 100 historic volumes from
the Congressional Library for the
purpose Of establishing high school
library at that place. He was noti-
fed today that the navy department
refused to transfer Jesse White, OF
West Virginia, now on the "Solace"
to recruiting duty on shore.
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new TRIAL
Is Granted to Leslie Michael
Who Was Convicted of Kill
ing Robert Miller.
ssy Assce.ArEe .srs,,

:. CHARLESTON, July Leslie
Michael, convicted in Greenbrier
county of killing Robert Miller, was
granted new. trial by the SUI
'premei court. Michael, soldier of
the national guard. was employed on
Cabin creek during the strike as a
mine guard. He drew his revolver
and killed Miller, who was one of the
crowd, The supreme court held that
the killing was not with malice
forethought. -.
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NEW STAR ROUTE.
,s.re,Al TO ,nr ,rlranA,.

WASHINGTON. D. c., July L.
A star route from Esty to Cardova,
Greenbrier county, has been ordered
established upon the request Of Con-
gresham Avis. Proposals for carry
ing the mails on this new route. six
days week. from August 1 next to
June 80. 1917. win be asked
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P()S{T
Yourself by Reading the Prohi.
bition Amendment Law
Be Independent.

Get a copy of the Prohibition
Amendment Law and read It for
yourself. do not be dependent upon
others for your information, have II
as 1t is. Pocket size. extra quality
paper, neatly and durably bound.
Frice 15c. Call or address A. f
Combs. at the Daily Telegram ofice.
Advertisement.
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HUERTA TO FLEE.
From Mexico City Soon and He
Has Already Sent His Son
and Daughter Away.
CAV ASSOCIATED PRISE,

WASHINGTON, D. C., July 1.-Pri-
vate dispatches received here from
unofficial sources in Mexico CITY
stated that President Huerta had
sent his son and daughter toward
Puerto, Mexico, and was making
preparations for his own departure
on short notice. The information
was conveyed to the state department.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-01

"Reb" Faber, a White sox recruit
pitcher. formerly Of the Des Moines
team OF the Western league, Is max
ing Windy City fans sit up and take
notice. In recent game in Chicago
he allowed the Philadelphia chana-
pions nothing but q scratch hit and
shut them out go. 81 :. :. :,
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Here Is Your
Chance
for q Home at the rightprice
and one of the best invest
nents in the city.
COLONIAL HEIGHTS

Seven room house with bath. attic.
pantry and basement. front. side and
back porches. Lot 4ox1s5 feet. nice
" terraced and cement wall and
steps. This is an elegant home for
the money. close to the business cen,
terlof the city. Handy to school and
away from the noise and dirt of the
busy streets. There is no better To-
cation and the property is well worth
more money.
PRICE $1,000 Il
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GHQKES TO DEATH
Two of Her Children as aResuIt
of Being Demented over
Religion.
tav Assec,ArLo sarss,

BALTIMORE, Nd, July Mrs.
Marie Finck. living in Northeast
Baltimore, choked to death two
of her six children, Carroll, 5 years
and John, months. The woman is
believed to have, become demented
over religion. She told the police
she was Commanded by God to kill
her children" The other four were
absent from home ut the time.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-01
RESIN0L HEALS
ITCHING ECZEMA.
The Easy Way to Get Rid Of Torment
ing, Unsishtly Skin Eruptions.

If your skin itches and burns with
eczema or other tormenting, unsightly
skin trouble, simply wash the sore
places with Rcsinol Soap and hot water,
dry, and apply little Resinol oint-
ment.
The itching stops instantly, you no
longer have to dig and scratch, sleep
becomes possible, and healing begins at
once. That is because the soothing,
antiseptic Resinol medication strikes
right into the surface, arrests the &C.
ton of the disease and lets the tor
tured, inla,ned skin rest, almost al
ways restoring it to perfect health
quickly, easily and at little cost.
Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment
are also speedily effective in even severe
and stubborn cases of pimples, black.
heads, dandruff, sores and piles. Pre-.
scribed by doctors for over nineteen
years, and sold by practically every
druggist, For free trial, write to Dept.
XXX, Resinol, Baltimore, Md. Don't DO
deceived by inferior Substitutes"
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PRICE $1,000
Reasonable terms.
MAIN STREET

Here is your chance to make an
Investment worth while.
A six-four room fiat building.
modern equipped and renting at
reasonable prices. Brings a month
" rent of $50 and always rented.
Lot 42x1o5 feet. fronting on Main
and running back to another street.
The lot alone is worth the price
asked. You can buy this property for
$1,000
Don't let this opportunity pass you.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-01

German youths are now adopting
the American game of football.