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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-27
ROSWELL READY FOR
BOXING BOUTS
TONIC HIT
Herrick and York to go Ten
Rounds in National Guard
Armory. Track Meet Next
Month.

Special Dispatch la Evening Herald.
Roswell y NJ, March 27-Ros-
Weli fans are up on their TOPICS for
the tap of the oug in National Guard
Armury here tonight when Joe no
ricA uf Kcwaiee. Illinois and Bob
York OF Pueblo viii go the states
limit of ten rounds in what promises
Geo bee one of The best battles ever seen
mere. Both ooys seem iu the best uf
condition The boys will ngbt at 1853
pounds 40 o o'clocA this afternoon.
both having made the weight Jack
stats and Fritz Cravons will FIGHT 30
four-round curtain raiser.
TrHck Meet in April.
ON saturday. April nth th, nrft
track and field day in the history %
the valley will bc held here between
The military boys and the hivh school
boys Both teams have been hard Fac
work nov or the past month and
some classr material iu both Squads
is sure Go be- found. Track la ia.
opinion of the American colleges Is
regarded scrun only 90 the big gam.
of football, ana after "a fe WeNhlHl-
lions here local sport fans are ur.
tD feel the saiuc At present She high
school looks tine stronger ior this
event. hut time may change thmes
ON Aprit 18TH at Artcsia lu lll-
valley track and field day Will 1e
held IN which am the high schools "a
this section 81 thc state viii compete.
Later O. similar day will be held here
lu which uil southeastern high schools
ana nli west Texas hinh school vil
enter.
Federal League Promoter in Roswcii
~ y. Bramiey president o. DO.
Cleveland Trinidad Paving coWutu
of Cleveland ohio. who with hi- Nlf,
VII spend q month or six week. loo
the city, b. % consistent booster 81 tne
new Federal baseball league hH,in-
nt one time been honorcd with tn.
prCsideHCy of the league.
zone OF the good frutHrcs of th,
Federal league, said Air. Hramlcs
yesterday. Is that % viii mean a nfs
thins for the playorF iioyH who htN,
been kept hnrk boz the American aut
National Leagues. Sllsfics have been
raised materially Nud "a good par.
OF b Is. that the increase viii no.
come from the fans pockets. but from
the mauaEcrs. wne ETC., who hu
been setting thc hig rske ons a.
fact. while / am not in favor uf an,
decrease la the admissio nto thI
games which is aeing talked of Their
Is "a stFong probability that the ga
mission VIII bee reduced
while Mr. Bramley is NOT now
member OF he official stan of the M.
league. he attends ati of their mee,
ings. and is well pusted nn the ga
inus" Of the board 81 managers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-27

annual outdoor track and ueld cham
pionships Of the Amateur Athletic
union viii De held in baltimore dur
ing the week OF the star Spanglcd
Banner" celebration ncXt september,
according TO q telegram received
here tonight from James +. sullivan,
serretary-trensurcr OF the A. 4. L.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-27

Hot Springs. Ark. March al
GeorEe y. Wilmington Of counsel for
$. n. Camnitz. agent OF the pitts
bufgh Federal leagu obaseoall club.
replying In chancory couri 20 iniunc-
ton proceedings, instituted by the
Pittsburgh National league club man
agemcnt. announced that an effort
would be made TO show that Ryan
ized baseball is a combination In re-
staint OF trade within the meaning
u the sherman antitrust law.
wilmington made this declaration
In presenting his motion asking that
contracts between the Pittsburgh club
and It's players and a COPY of the
agreement between National league
ciuns be produced IN bur chan
celior Henderson. while holding that
Il would be necessary for the Pitts
burEh club which seeks TO have Cam
nitz permanently entoined from In
terfcring with is players. 20 show
contract relations with the players.
withheld formal ruling until satur-
day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-27

leagues should not M this late date
attempt 10 compel the commission to
place an unwaranted construction up-
ON the agreement. II the provisions
Of the agreement are TO be shelvd
they enable the commission 10 Keep
on go1d terms with tho various face
tions In organized baseball u will
amount 90 little or nothing. am
sure this move Of the commission viii
not be acceptable 90 the players
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-27

Sioux city, lows. March 21.-An-
nouucomont was made today by Pres
idont Hanlon of the Sioux city base
BAH club that Jimmie Kane. for the
last aN years first baseman Tor the
Omaha team had beef purchased
from the Rourkes ana has bees or
derod 20 report "a Tulsa. Okla Kane
viii be used at hrst base
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W0MANs CLUB WILL
ASK CANDIDATES TO
STATE POSITION

Al the regular meeting of che NO
club this afternoon "a rcsulu-
tiun will De- proposed nskiug the can
dldatoa for city Offices nov unmiuHl-
ed aud 10 he nominated tunisht fo
stale their position ON "a number 20
pending questions in which she MEM
beers of the club are Interested. The
resolutions Will he placed before the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-27
N FE BowLERs
WIN A LEAGUE MATCH

The Santa We bowlers won two
games from the Continental OIL Co.
team In a city handicap league match
at the Drummer alley last night.
Reqeadt. OF the Santa Re nve scored
hish mark with a total ~ an In the
third gamt
Tho Forcsters will roll the Bank
crs tonight.
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FORMAL PROTEST
FORMING AGAINST
WAIVER CLAUSE
Players Fraternity Preparing
to Defend Themselves
Against "Unwarranted Con-
%struction."
NEWS NOTES OF THE
BASEBALL FIELD


Especial Dispatch 20 nveaiag rsFaidl
Cincinnati. March 81 August
Hermann. chairman at the National
baseball commission said today that
David F'ultz, president 81 the Base
hall Players fraternity. had misln-
terpreted the wording Of the new
rule m regard TO n so-cnilcd pro-
motion waiver clause. snd that the
rulo ~ what the fraternity demand
cd
The rule reads.
Before "a major league player
shall be released outright or ui,ler
an optional agreement 60 a class a
of lower classification, his services
shall first bc Offered TO all class "A
clubs az a price not 60 oxteod $1,000
and then To all class 4 clubs Mt a
price not 10 exceed $3.50"
Il have written to Mr., Fultz and j
do not believe any protest VIII nc
filed after he receives my lcttcr,
said Mr.. Hermann.
New York. March 27.-A .ormal
protest TO the National baseball com
mission against is Interpretation u
the so-callcd promotion waiver clause
OF the national agreement PROBABLY
win be made within a few days by
the Baseball Players fraternity. ac-
cording 70 David l.. Fultz, president
Of the fraternity.
Fuity, in "a statement yesterday, said
that IL the national commission ruiz
ing, announced last night that a
player drafted from a class 4 club 3
TO be returned TO that club before be-
ing submitted e class "A leagues, IN
case OF relonse. 'ho ruling Is In direct
violation Of the Cincinnati agree
ment.'
The promotion waiver rule gives =
drafted player who Is about To be re-
leased TO q lower class the privilege 81
being engaged by the club Of an In
termediary league II any such clue
desires his services In other words
"a club cannot arbitrarily dispose 81
q drafted player u a lower class
lcaeue n a higher league bids Cor
him. According 10 Fultz, some Of the
class 4 leagues have protested against
this rule BECAUSE they want hrsl
claim on players drafted from them
This protest. however. should
have been made az the proper time.
Fultz's statement reads, and these
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-27

Macon. Ca. March 27.-Iohn Evers
was chosen captain OF the Boston Ma
tionai league team here by Manager
Stnliings. succeeding VIM. sweeney.
who was sold TO the chicago National
league club.
Manager Stailings announced the
unconditional release 10 the Mobile
Southern association club of Brad
ley Hogg, pitcher,
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Ncutiou. no meeting of the council
will be held tonight. IN adjourned
session was scheduled.
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George Carpenter tie French pu-
giiist has made o. remarkable rec
ord. lie Is probably the only scrap
per who has held "a championship In
every class from bantemweight ~
heavywe eight.
Carpenter began boxing 40 twelve
yea Of age and won the amateur
bantam championship Of France az
thirteen years. AZ his weight in
creased he transferred his activities
to the next class. always leading his
division.
After he turned professional car
pentier met with %aeserni rcverses
hut he managed 10 win the European
middlew eisrt tide. and. finally. by
defeating Wells. the heavyweight
championships Yet despite this
unique record. Carpenter Be- now
only twenty years Of age.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-27

Scat0n Add~ Ia the MlN-uit
Chicago, March 21-The dctcrmi-
nation OF Tom Seaton, a pitcher, 60
play with the Chicago Federals of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-27

Federal league umpires. who have
been ordered % rule firmly nave one
consolation. Heine zimmerman did
MT jump INTO their Jurisdiction.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-27
LINING EN- OUT

In order to escape going to iaii
Tor three years FOR soaking a Los
Angeles bluecoat, Jimmy Clabby has
had 60 pay $1,000 TO the policeman.
and promise 10 give up drinking.
keep out of disputes. stay away from
places where he may be tempted and
refrain from remaining out all night
Bad business There Is a friFhtful
temptation To- cut loose and Stay six
OF seventeen Los Angeles coDs Turk
ing In that schedule
As a matter of curiosity. we'd
Ike 10 know what they'd do To n Los
Angeles cop who slugged "a citizen
Hang a medal ct him. probably.
Manager OF the New Britain.
Conn, team e. named Scinski At
first glance, name looks like that OF
an umpire.
Hughoy Jennings attempt to make
pcnnant Contcudcrs out OF one %
The most youthful squads ever sent
south naturally recalls some past
u~geregations Of Tigers. In going
tack we might rs well go all the waS
To the team Detroit had in the Ma
tlonal league IN 1887. There wasn't
a player on that team that didn't his
under 900.
The teams batting was Sb, fOc.
Last ear the Tigers batting Average
was .26b. Here is The way the slug
gers 81 1881 lined up and hsttcd. G.
r. baldwin, pitcher .3i7: g. W.
Bennett, catcher 2G3; Dan Brouth
ers. first base. 40. Fred Dunlop
econd bas,s .326: w. Richardson
left field, .ses: J. T. White, third
base. .3ii. William shindle. thira
base .S40; j. e Rowe, shortstop.
1853 !. Twitchcll left field $50;
Ned Hanlon. center field. .3i6. AID
5. l. Thompson. 400.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-27

Jim Gilmore gets oniy ft5.0o0 "a
year for bossinE the outlaws lie
overlooked a bet. should have sign
ed himself as a player and draw "a
real salnrfy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-27

In his fourteen years as manager
In the National league, Fred Clarke.
The Pittsburgh pilot has never FIN
ished out OF the first division
Four firsts. five seconds, three
thirds and two fourths is the record
Of Clarke's fourteen years bossing
In 1909 he held the r%unner-up po-
sltion aud the next three ran came
back and copped the National league
bunting. then he dropped to fourth
place, the lowest rung IN Ia" ladder
he has yer occupied and FOR the
next our years WAS mp fighNng for
Leadership IN 1905 tSing with New
York for sccon place The folloS
ing year he won the National league
and worlds championship. Tho
next tive years saw him la third pn-
sition and 1919 brought him second
position Last year wnen prospects
were The brightest, his team got
away badly, noundered around dur
ms an entire season as though de-
moralized. and finished fourth
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-27

Manager OF the New Britain.
Conn, team e. named scinski At
first glance, name looks like that OF
an umpire.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-27

As n matter of curiosity. we'd
like 10 know what they'd do to q Los
Angeles cop who slugged "a citizen.
Hang a medal ON him. probably.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-20
oosza11ss1oHua,s norrou.
Bl g Concrete m 81 (, Co 4, corporation.

Biddle Concrete Co., Corporation.
w. In Chance.y. IS
Walter Duncan. a. Belle Duncan.
Henry A. Duncan, Carl Duncan, James
Carl w; Men, Trustee, James i. Alien
Edmund r. Garrett, Trustee, S. d. Swir..
or walter Buinsardner. N. r. Outright.
Y. Lee Taylor. II. G. Batten, Trustee
Merchants National Bank OF Clarlssburr.
Y, H. Cutright II. o. sutton. Trtfstes'
Ferry. e. Williams. Enoch c. TetricK and
John5 b stealey Administrator.
cult court Of Harrison County, West
Virginia. entered In the above styied
cause on. the card day of October. iaii'
the same was referred to the under
signed commissioner in chancery Ia
take, state and report an account shows
First. All the real estate owned. ~.
where situate. Its description, and the Z.
quAptity thereof. i1I :. -
Second. The liens upon said real 81.
tate, by whom held. their respective
amounts and prioritics. 80
Third. Whetiicrs said real estate VIII
IN nve Years rent for q suficient sum
the cost OF this suit.
Fourth. And such other matters as
any party IN interest may require. the
same being pertinent. or such other
matters as said commissioner hinIsaff
may deem pertinent whether SO required
The above named parties ana ~,
other Interested will take notice that tire
unaereignea comtliea Qner VIII on the
eTH. nay or 0NttH1G1HE, 1914,
tiiee Al hia ciIieis 5 Rs t IN
tne. ~ The Citz Of clArkfburk. vast
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co1r1rrssronna,s 1tor1cn

q
\, I, S ~, e I, 81, ~. MschaeL Adar- o.
lazy -: ,;5 hoplnson'; t aec S..
N Silancesy /. 4
sS uutYH a. y: Rop1nton, 9sAqqeus 400,
M Es,as A9pinson ,SnytlS w. Robinson,
i In1,s.s ~ Z Mason son EnsssM a Bosinson.
Ely ~ e., Hess E "a q y Robinson. iniaat,
Pr. Lawrence 4, Rohinson. Huey Rob
HeSss, ~ Nm, WI "a Y: srmeg'
p. Basel .. Sysger, pr: J, n. Webb.
poralti.on. Grover e. Michael and Brooks
=. Micneet tracing ~ q. e. Michael
and Brother, NGharies Harbert. Cur
~ =; hogsIs Mlchasl T. Morris.
~, No., - corpora
fsen ana rue Allen. 4. \; !, /
IN pursuance q q decree entered In
we w, apove j styiea cause m the circuit
ginla, at the September Term 1914. the
sane i1a Nv, MSS Tefsryea 70 the undersigned
sRq rs yys an sasSe cunt \, !.
Daffy D. RoblpsDn owned It the time
q q .l has deatH. Ags chArectsr ana Value
:ss gas sS1s '5 q has n Dssa
piaintiff. Sweater 4 Mlohaei. admin
iatrators Of dairy y. Rpbingpu, deceased.
and how much, II. any. OF said person
available for tho payment q any debts
S ~ assss s a q Sa'a ''Aas :
a re estass q e s al. Sa ssnSs
iby said Sylvester r, Michael his adj
II, What debts said Dafty p Robins
whom they arc payable, their nature,
ADD their respective amounts and prior.
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coans1ssIoN1a,s norrcn.
sylvester Lyones Administrator
ma, a. GopenhAyer. deceased.

ESyfVESTET- IGyUus1 AUInInIHtfUtOF7 on
Sena, A. copenhaver. deceased. - =,
vs.. In ChApcery.
Copenhaver. Daniel E. Gopenhayer.
Henry. o. cdrbnhater. Eliza =. Story.
Nancy G. fNegets, Rosa. a. Stark and
zen Tse r psrt assfi sSoss named and .sss ;,
them are hereby notified that on the
18th day OF December, 1915 at my nfiice
on Court street, IN clafxsbura. West
erder of reference etstcred in, DE aboys
styled cause by the circuit Court OF
Harrison County. West Virginia. on the
26th day OF September. 1919, wherein
account shoWinE: 3 a =, - =. ;, ~
First What personal eatate Sena. A.
Copenhagen deeeAgeds owned ~ the time
value thereof. which came Into the
hanas Of dc pialAtiff. lyestet L.!enls
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PHOTOGRAPHS

$500 in COLD viii be EIyen FOR me
the regular run OF business from No.
vtmDer, lat, 70 December 18th. Award
To- ~ made by three competent Judges.
Pictures taken day or night. None fra
solicited. BrinE this ad. WESTf;HN
STUDIO. Room ), Irwin Bldg, Pike
ttrsst =. ssss' ~ 49, -
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as administrator Of tie said decedent

as administrator OF the said decedent.
second, What disposition, II any,
wss ma mads Fl The said personal estate BY
ana how much. Il any. Of said personal soma
estate Is now in the hands Of said ad-
Immigration. and to whom said fund Is
Third. A settlement Of the adninis.
tratlon Of the estate of said decedent
h 2. re SAID; Sylvester Lyons az adnlin-
: Vonrth. what ,r.., ..ts;. q, Az -.
owned by the said sena a. copenhavweSr :
|decsa1ed. at the time of her death. and
~ dsscription and the value thereon.
Fifth. What debts said Sena A..
death. their respective a@osnts and and
!. ! sixth. such other smattess as any
party IN interest may require. tho same
g said commissicner shall deem per-
tinent, whistler so required orT;not.
AZ the above mentioned thine and
with ssucii. proof as viii enable me 10
cxeeute said order. {. - H i
:, eyer Sasr, Under "a, ny hand this eth. day
HOMER W. WILLIAMS.
w. n. ,SoNj,4sWAY; Counsel: Al
M1T4gG 80 G1EDTH018.
TO THE CREDITORS OF SENA A.
CoPENIIAVER. DECEASED:
I ~ pursuance OF g. deereo nj the Cir
cult Court, Of the County of Harrison
In the State Of eWst Virginia, made IN
2 cause thercln pending, 20 dHbiect the
estate OF the said dccedeht 70 the pay
ment OF the her debts. you arc required
70 present your claims against the es-
tate Of the said decedents for ad1udicas
ton to u. ". Williams, Esq. Commits.
Or before the 18th. day Of December;
Witness, I. Wade Cosfnian. Clerk OF
lie said Gcgrt' this the 9Th day Of No-l
"a Is Z. akpE 4coEFafA clerk.
-; - !; 1870
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CITY BUS LINE

Meets all trains. day and nieht
81 parts OF the city. Special attention
given to bail and parties. I. Call VIII
Ftnneil's Livery. Both. phones Beii
49, Consolidated a.s
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FOR SALE-A fine home at a big bar
gain, location. Industrial. i've room
hpuse. all hardwood finish. Mautels,
hre places. cellar. good well. slate
ROOF: lot i:Sxla4 Call Bell phone
2sl'J.
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NOR RENT Nicely furnished front
H room. IN. new house land new furni-
ture, With family without children.
I use tf bath and phone: three minutes
walk from Empire building. Can at
4 4ss Lee street III
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TOR RENTrwo furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, to parties without
chlldren, use Of bath ana pnonc' -em-
trail School addition.
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E@7ts IsFNr,--,rwo. three or four front
= rooms. nicely furnished, with bath
Tor light housekeeping; rent reason,
able. five minutes walk from c9ur.
house. 343sl Hickman street Ben
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JUST THINK OF IT-New Records FOR
old ones and sc and We rent 'em for
%6c each; Sheet Music &c per copy
Clarkshurg Record Exchange, Room
J. Irwin Bldg, opposite postofiice.
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MONEY TO LOAN

WHY BE WITHOUT MoNEY?--1 a..
commodate everybody. by loaninR
money on Watches. diamonds, 1ewelry,
Jeweler. Waldo Bldg. Fourth street.
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ToR RENT--Two nicely furnished bed
rooms; also one large FURNISHED room II
forl light housekeeping. Apply Ct
Ciarksbtiyk Livery & Sales. Co., 1oS
Rear First street.
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Fy5R RENTLTwo nicely furnished
rooms for fight housekeeping, to par
ties without chilarsni all convenien-
Bell phone 1S66-J..
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LOST
WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT-with option Of
buying Within one year. g or Z room
house, centrally located; must be mod.
ern in every respect. Give full de-
purchase price in frst letter. Address
Pc. Box 1885, City. -. e. : II IL. Z
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Fe75s sALE-Five room cottage, ter,
= sI.fihfifer walk from court house. Wiii
Iii cheap for cash. as ! must have
money Il once. Call any evening
affcr q. clock and eer tie properfy
Il Ize Dodge Court ): W Walden;
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FOR RENT-one furnished room: all
conyeniences; two minutes WALTZ from
.spostoftice, TO. gentlemen only: Apply
4 at 1i3 West Pike street. Bell phone
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T5R RISS T[oniiss y nicely Furnished
room With all modern convenience;
verv centrally located; gentlemen
anti Apply at n W.. Pike street.
or cali Bell phone i FIR.
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WANTED no RENT--or move on q
farm this fall, or ih-rthe spring: d
man that knows how to farm. Three
In family. Address r. H. Linger, VIII
son street. ClRrksburE, ". Va
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Ef1:aT ROOM. DOUBLE HOUSE

EfCHT ROOM, DOUBLE HOUSE
slate roof, large yard ard garden,
we'll Of coed xgse1 J. close to school
and church and car line: newly
1nanered; situate on. lot 50x150
FEET. Appraised at $4,000. but
viii be sold for $500 to settle
estate at once. Easy terms. APP
My to Howard Post, Goff. Bldg.
Clarkspufg. :Ss.si i
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NOR RiSNT-Two furnished rooms for
iisht ,.housekeepipEs use sof bath and
in a good location, in center OF town.
AMY AT 1853 Elliott street. ~
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Given under my hand this sth day Of
- LAFAYErTE G. Grille.
- = z q 49, Commissioner.
JOaNaCs SOUTHERN, Z. - ! u :
Counsel for Plalutlft.
~UuHsuI tut EEdIUIIlI. -777-l'7
Notice 20 Lien 1eldess.

JOHNsCs SOUTHERN. ~ = :,
Counsel for Plaiutlft.
Notice 20 LIEN Holders.
To all persons holding liens by judy
ment or otherwise, on the real estate,
can: Nv
In pursuance soi q decree of the cir.
cult court of Hat'rison County. made in
a cause therein pending to subject tile
can to the satisfaction Of the liens
thereon, you are hereby required to
preesnt all claims held by you and
each OF you against the said J.fWaltsr
Duncan, which are liens on his real es-
tate, or any part OF II. for adjudication
to me. at my once In the Goft Building,
ClarksburE: West vtrginia. on or be-
Given under. my hand this 5th. day
Of November. 1914.
=, iLAFAYETTE,c c.. Grille,
Commissioner.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-20

WANTHD- Three furnished rooms,
with bath. for light housekeeping.
Cal Ben phone 500. 4.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-20

ToRS RENT-For light housekeeping.
two large rooms. furnished, three
aia Parriii1 Court, $3.50 per month.
He'll phone i0S, EiomG phone 455..
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-20
FOR .RENT-ii1puses

non RENT-Four and 5nve room houses.
n AIta Vista, garden, gas and good
water. Inquire corner Third & Hick-
man SITS.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-20
FARMS FOR SALE

FOR SALE-A fine 40 acre Hooking
blue srsss. about 5000 fset Of OF saw w
timber about So acres Of bottom. I
improvements: all kinds Of fruit
about enc mile from railroad. under
layed with No. 8 and coal. VIII sell
for $i.S00 Il sold soon. E. s. Byron,
Stewart. Ohio.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-20

WANTED TO RENT-Iriye or six room
Address r.. 81 Bon Z; s45, Gity. y