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WANTED-A bright young man for In
side work in large stationery store.
One capable of making good; St care
Forum. (1SS-t1'
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HARNESS SHOP-An established har-
ness business can be purchased in a
Montana town surrounded by a we'll
settled agricultural country; just the
pair man; should have $4,000 to invest
to buy stock and building; good rea-
SOM for selling. Inquire L. B. 116, Rye
gate, Mont. (l38tf)
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TIRE BARGAINS-We have in stock
several sizes and makes of tires ana
tubes that must be sold; we are Offer
ing them at a big discount and can
save you money; these goods are strict
ly fresh stock; get our prices. Whee-
lock Auto Co., bO2 and 5O4 n. p. Ave.
Fargo, N. D. trflA
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YOUNG MAN wants position as stem
~ographer and bookkeeper in bank at
once: with chance for advancement,
university graduate. Address as care
Forum. (lS5-l40)
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WANTED-Middle aged lady as work
ing housekeeper, no children, 221 9Th
st. So. Mid. Phone 157. O37-tf)
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statesmen

CIGAR SALESMAN WANTED-Exper-
fence not necessary. We pay $25 per
week salary. and allow IS per day for
expenses. Continental Cigar Company.
Wichita, Kas. (1S8)
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GOVERNMENT POSITIONS are easy
to get. My free booklet 7 $50 tells
how. Write ~today-now. Earl Hop
kins. Washington, D. c. (13S)
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WANTED-Position by experienced
stenographer and bookkeeper. Scan
dinavian. References. N. D. or Mon
tana preferred. Address 81 care For
UNI. (lSo-lSS)
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o sALE-HoUsE.
FAR SALE AT A BARGAIN-4 room

FAR SALE Mt A HAREAIN-4 room
house, built four years ago; block
foundation; price $3.50, $3.50 cash, bal
blocks from street car line, 3 1-2 blocks
from N. p. depot. Can be made into a
seven or eight room house for less than
it would cast to build a new one. Box
351, Moorhead. (13S(
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FOR RENT-Cosy furnished rooms in
modern house; housekeeping privi-
leges. Phone $50. (137-139)
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GOVERNMENT POSITIONS in postof-
fee. railway mail and other branches
are good. Prepare for exams under
former u. s. Civil secretary-examiner.
Booklet H 20 free. Write today. Pat
terson Civil Service School, Rochester,
". T. (13S)
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GIRLS-For large farms, at once. GOOD.
wages n steady work. OLSON EN-
ployment Co., 317 N. P. Ave. (trl
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SEWING

EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER wanta
sewing by the day. Phone 1824-L.
I47)
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WANTED-Girl who would be willing
to work" for her board during meal
hours. Apply 500, care Forum. :
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GO TO JOHNSON's barber shop, 502
Front street: hair cut 25c, shave 1Oc.
bath 15c, on Saturday Csc; first class
work guaranteed. ..r
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FOR SALE OR RENT-Pool hall in Es-
mond. N. d. Two good pool tables,
counters and cases, good opening for
barber Also building in Fillmore, n.
err work reason for renting. Box Al,
Esmond. N. D. (13S-141)
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,FOR sAL4E-Reeyes so III. p. Gross
Pound engine, extension wheels. two
Hinjectors. pump. twelve John Deere
breaker plows with Reeves beam steam
seasons and in firsr-c1ass condition.
Will sell cheap for cash. Write for
particulars, H. Stenson 81 CO., Glen
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aELP WANTED-MALM or FEMALE

HEAF UN hNAIAAiN'
WILL PAY reliable man or woman
$3.50 to distribute 100 free pkEs.
perfumed BoraX soap powder among
friends. No money required. Ward
Borax Co.. 216 Institute Pl., Chicago.
113S1
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WANTED-A good cook at st. Luke's
hospital, Scandinavian preferred.
(136-19S)
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B GENERAL contractor and builder 4
3 and repair work; also do out-of- 4
town contracts and remodeling.
Phone No. 3139-W. Plans and es- 4
3 Inmates furnished on application. 4
3 M. ]. Erickson. (14O
D & ~
q @ @ 4
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AGENTS-208 per cent profit. Wonder
full little article. Sells like wildtirc.
Can be carried In pocket. Write at
once for free sample. Milton Mfg. Co,
1855 Finch Ave. Dayton, o. t138)
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ilRLS-To learn nursing, Moorhead
hospital. Phone 36-L-2 or $50. (tf)
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Observation-Disclosures in N. D,
wants position. Small town preferred.
Can furnish good references. Address
% care Forum. (154)
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WRITE PHOTO PLAYS. $40 to 500
paid. Experience unnecessary, de-
tails free. Motion Picture Development
Co. 40S Century Bldg, st. Louis.
El f133l
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PRINTER EDITOR-Wanted at once,
to look after business, etc. Take
charge by May 4, Good opportunity
for right man. Power plant. Every
thing needed. Address IS Forum.
- (13S-143)
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BOARD AND ROOMS UTTERED.
WANTED-BABIES TO BOARD.

STRICTLY FIRST GLASS board and
room $3.50 per week. 1913 north
Broadway. Phone 158-LA (tfS
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HOUSES o RENT.

FOUR ROOM house for rent, on northa
side. Inquire 511 End St No. =
G35-140ls
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WANTED-Girl to help with work dur
Ing meal hours for her board. Ad-
dress 59 care Forum. (137-tf)
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WANTED-A nurse to care for child, 4
- years old; 500 Sth st. So. C37-tf)
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LOyn.
WANTED no Blu

WANTED saO sEJY-Msn's worn gar
aaersts, Phone 1915. Fargo ltg1
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FARMERS: Now ls the time to get
your good season men. Send your
ordars to OLSON Employment Co. S!7
N. P. Ave. Fargo. (tf)
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FOR RENT-Three unfinished rooms
for light housekeeping. 351 9TH Ave.
So. Phone 1861. $3.50
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FOR ~SALE-LIVE STOCK.
BONDS N STOCKS.

Guyana range stocks. We will buy and
sell Guyana Mile Laos. Guyana Du-
luth. Guyana Sultana. Iron Min, and
ket. American Security & Inv. Co,
ground floor, Palladio Bldg, Duluth,
MINI. (135-l40)
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HELP W~ANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED girl. Mrs. r. L. Graves, 357
7th Ave. So. Phone SS4. (146)
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ANSWER to advertisements should
NOT include number given in paren-
thesis in lower right hand corner.
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wANTED-Position as clothing sales
man, experienced and can furnish re-
ference. Address 4S care Forum
- (135-14o)
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FARGO AUTOMOBILE. ana gas ensi-
neering school will give you practical
1nstruction; write for information.
9225 Front at.
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sALEsMAN-Capable speciality man for
North Dakota. Staple line on new
n exceptional terms. Vacancy now.
Attractive commission contract. S35
Co., 1917 Carlin Bldg, Cleveland. o.
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DEMONSTRATORS wANTED-Bristol
II Sweet, Fargo. (tYl
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. WANTED TO RENT-Rooms..

WANTED AT ONCE-House or unfur-
nished rooms, not too far out. is cara
Forum. 134-tflE
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WANTED-Experienced lady clerk for
Bowman, N. D. Must understand
ladies' furnishings. Salary $50 to SIS a
month. Apply Sample shoe store.
(13S-tfl
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HOUSEkEEPER WANTED on small
j farm, working three men,, good
wages. Address '6S, care Forum.
~, , ~. -4 E-.~s G3S)
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-14
RESERVOIRS
Are to Be Installed ALONG the
Short Line by the B. & o.

For the purpose Of providing
against another drouth such as has
been experienced this year on the
lines Of the Baltimore and Ohio east
OF Moundsyille and ON the Short Line
division, 1t Is understood that plans
are under way by the company u
erect several large reservoirs at var.
ious points along its lines, one to be
located at Cameron. The reservoir al
Cameron vii be the largest, owing to
the fact that It Is the regular water
ing station east Of Moundsyilie and
will have capacity Of several mil
lion gallons.
During the last summer the COM
pany has been at great expense
operating water trains between BEN
wood and Cameron and part Of the
time to points beyond where the wat
ering stations we're dry. Ali the
creeks and other sources Of water
supply in that section were dried mp
ON ACCOUNT OF the extended dfouth.
The work on the new reservoirs and
dams viii NOT be started until spring
owing to the large amount Of ex-
cayatinE that must be done. The con
struction work viii cost several hun
dred thousand dollars. rs
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Refugees by the Thousands Are
on Hands Of Sister cpull-
thy as Result of War.
lcorrespondenee q The Associatea

!
Correspondents Of The Associated
Press)
BERGEN OP ZooM, Holland, Nov.
1 IA Conditions among the Belgian
refugees crowded into this little city
are typical Of the situation In an
Dutch towns near the Belgian border.
With q population Of 10, 900 ordinar-
lily, Bergen on zoom now shelters
about 5000 persons. Most Of the
homes have given over rooms to refu.
gees. Barns. warehouses;. churches
land other public buildings have been
turned into dormitories and eating
houses.
4 During the siege Of Antwerp refu-
gees were sent here by the trainload:
Most OF them were penniless, TOR the
Belgians who had money went to
London or some of the large Dutch
cities.
The burden Of feeding the refugees
has fallen heavily upon the Dutch
government and the various munich
palities which are. doing their best to
make the homeless Belgians comfort.
able. Most Of them have only the
CLOTHES they are wearing and philan-
trophic committees are providing un-
derwear and endeayoring to supply
warmer garments for the peasants,
Emanysof whom are lightly clad. !,
Thousands of Belgians who were
unable to geti into crowded trains
walked to Bergen op Zoom. Invalids
were brought on pushcarts. Some Of
the refugees carried enlarged por-
traits Of relatives. Others carried
chairs. frequently the women had
sewing machines on dogcarts together
with bundles OF clothing tied in
sheets.
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|SCRlFuL AND All
HDMDRS GIVE Max

There ar2 many tiiles learned trnm
expetiepce and Nbserye tien that the
older general ton should impress upon
4 tlie Younger. Among Them IS the facE
that aer6k lula and Of her hnmors. WHICH
spffadueS eczema boiis, pimples and
other eruptiopE, can be most success
fully treated With Hood saEsapas
rilla. S 4. y:
I!Fis efeat medicine Is q peculiar
combination of remarkably effective
blood purifying and health giving
rcots hariSs and herbs, Fhleh aEe
gathered especially for It.
Hood 3 Sarsaparilla has stood me
test re forty years. ! &:
Get q bottle today NOW from
your nearest drug store. Always
( keepFit On hand.
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HQL AND Bl JRDENED
WITH BE- & GIA MS WOES

The Helgians and Hollanders liv-
ing near the. border have 9 common
Language and are similar in appear-
ance. Many wear the wooden shoes
seen SO generally in Holland and the
little girls have quaint white caps
worn on frames with wire curls that
project in front Of the ears. The
peasant men also wear distinctive
Flemish Costumes trousers extreme
" loose and buttoned to a short
wasted shirt OF the same material.
Having no work or means OF rec
reation the refugees in Bergen on
zoom gather about the railway sta
ton where Dutch soldiers stand on
guard and keep the BeIgians away.
fran the passages to and from the
trains. s;is'
Refugees who have lost members
OF their families have chalked notices
on the walls Of stations in many Of
the Dutch towns. Such signs as
Jean Marie de Maries OF Antwerp
went to Amsterdam on October / S"
OF Will Marie de Maries of Antwerp
please write to her mother in care
of Roosendaa1 Relief COMMITTEES
where she is?a may be- seen written
on the brick walls Of railway build
fngs or posted In station windows,
Relief committees in all the towns are
flooded with letters from persons
seeking LOST relatives.
The same refugees may be seen in
slx different eBlgian and Dutch towns
w Y g Week They walk orsride as
they may, constantly searching for
lost members Of their families, eager
y seeking the lists Of various relief
committees for traces of missing rel
atives or friends.
There are many blind persons In
the throngs. Some are without
friends or relatives to lead them; but
good Samaritans always seem to- lend
9 hand. The kindly natures Of the
people are plainly shown in the pres.
fent crisis. Heavy as the burden Is
npon Holland there isslittle disposi-
ton on the part Of the Dutch to urge
the Belgians unduly to return to their
own country. Z 4
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short Of horrible, the governor said
l"Discase. suffering and death ari
I'eyeTywharni apparent, neither age moi
lsex being exempt Sanitation and nv.
| giana IN any form are absolutely I'm:
kppVn; little medical relief can ht
obtained, nor are there hospitals Il
Icare for the sick ana diseased. DR.
Cppdit found children four. and tivs
years Old who had never learned q
walk they were victims o. disease
and neglect Of hunger and dirt and
lcpld. =; ss' z
Missionary spcieties could not cope
With those cpnditionA, Governor
Strong sale. He urged the establish.
Iment Of we'll equipped hospitals and
1.-THE education 6f the native in SANTA
Ition and hygiene.
The fisheries industry, second N
Importance to mining In the TERRITORY
.calls loudly for the nrotecting care
Of the federal goSerniflent, = Governor
Strong declared It has been and
sttll IS the victim Of neg ect, and this
neglect Is directly atfrtbuted to the
inspfdciency OF funds to employ tie
necessary personnel 10 enforce the
laws and regulations for the protec-
ton Of the fisheries and for their
proper supervision and extension.
violations of these laws on
the part Of fisheries operators are q
common occurrence and attempts to
prosecute known yiplators have been
only partially apccessfnl. The waste
OF fish at many Of the canneries is
excessive" z
Governor Strong DECLARED that the
waters Of Alaska had been exploited
for their wealth for many years, but
that al no time had the expioiters
contributed an adequate return for
their privileges.
Solemn Farce
THE system Of rebating taxes, he
said, Sin return for the release OF
salmon fry by some Of the. icannery
companies operating hatcheries is,
and always has been, more or less OF
e; solemn farce. No one has benefit
ed except the cannerys companies
which are thus given a direct bonus
by the operation Of the rebeting sys-
tenn and the government has been de-
tprived yearly Of a substantial. amount
Of taxes.
These fisheries should be held in
trust for all the people and mot re-
served for wholesale exploitation.
This statement applies not alone to
the salmon fsh6ries but "a all the
Others prosecuted in Alaska and those
who are engaged in the industry
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CONSERVATION
D. ALAS'|kA'S
WEALTH URGED
by Governor Strong ina Report
to the Department of the
Interior.

| 1xrArLTyNif1mf,N Ma, "a r,rt.ts 4,
ant,,,,sstic n,at;,n esSs. ,ssi.a, 49,
Senarras = s..anss sA Z. = ~. asss.s
=: ! ,.tsa .s ~.
rats ~ H. az ,,raaS &, .s ~ 80
49, sas sgt'sst
~ ~ ~
I ,S ~ s s .ns se. a.,s re :
sad ~. .hs ~. ,st;n,. wv .ns
ta,, u ,sa ..,n 1913 a a,s 49,
!" 49,. -
s s sss.ses wy. ~ ,ua ava au "
star,n ant diss. - .,,,,rs az 4en ~. y
nsnni h ~ ss as s'S u s
ps I. = 49, - Rri,ht Fntnre
avv,.h +he, - = ~ TO- S tts4 az ,,,+,,,o
bo,ds,, sofa ce e.s. A So Ia ..s.S
ne exsct sG s,ow1sdsa ~ az sstan4 sns
70 var T,e ety. II tSa szs.s ns;naral s anJ
nthar ss e =, - s Aiasla s.,, Az
WITH st atba ner, h,a.a ,,a,;a,, q s 1870
nns mn wh;cS re
80 - r. q 8
SeiiaysT NH, !. -
n,asa ~ n, = tia Ssns 49,
tr;S Ia. ana !, eco,, omic ihiatnrv ~ ne
f NM. az st.+ss ~ is y ~
II s;s ast;,,, - !, ~. !, 4, -. q. J.
10 mn ut;.s nsa,, LA I, s t,,s ase noM
an increass * ! nm ova,. u = ~ , =,
81 NY. sos 9.,, ssuy W. isss ysa
minerva mineral ontnut was sia19a n s sn =
ta tnts1 vsIas =, ~ fs,5sv,ssp, a ~
Alaska t,sheries vas az sao nee - ps s
showed some s dec IN sron, ne M ~
Eceding YEAR The tarr st., c ~
merce n The ,ast f,sca1 49,. = s1n,
a All. ~ mare ,hsn s1s a mo aon ea Y
decrease because If ieesar aaig M,
dnction wills tSa 'ifnitaS et ss p l's,s
marcl andisa wortb "a, 900 len - ' .,,a
tcrritorv - ~ =. '.ss ~ s 4'
Aiaska,e minaro, roc o,,,.,a, a.. !.
noy i strcn - ssaid ~" az ! sso,eI-
m mo- H. sestons $50 "a :, u sNn.
snnni; as ,nt ~ -, so ms a. We lofeisn
N. ~ ~, Z, sa1 sp.ssn,. wal e.
sold bad r.ta 49, ~, vss. sup.y, ~
, r.an. ~ ran $50. .asss., uese,os-
loo ain, Nj, = s So, .e .La passsu 9
ne tas LII. J. open .ae coai neios IN
.Alasks,s cnnner nr ~ i -. -,
lGovarnor s4Tong .,s 49,. el ~, sale.
am, nrnm,ses ~ ;ncre. Sm p as.aa,l
n IN t,e con r : .aa ss egg sely WIZ
- s caLa s ,st,sS y na'. slyen = supply
n, caS wbiab 49, ean =. noy ge nad at
4. stri.i ,sa ny y asaiiaOie lot IN
wnmid ~ VS. s.a. ~. me sogpeI lndustry
1912 70 s.ea.ly st .ll py the
}, y .,,a ~ sineisers 1or the treatment
y tAs use9. !, Z. ~.
M AsIiculturaI nossipl1ties
IL: ahe sossI ,, SAID that the agricul-
49,. a.a. gosslpliitles OF the territory are
oesinn9s 70 ne appreciated. There
a are. psoDaDly ou.ove.oVO acres Of land
s saia ,or agI1cnltural purposes, he
s gu an. ana mliiions OF acres adapted
i ,or /. catlle raising and dairying. Out
=. l. .sIs olner sources OF natural riches
y y numerals Is ana forests. the governor
\ salu tne .erEitory must present an
INV ,nsl.lns nelo tor the home seeker
LOT capltai ana Tor labor, for men Of
" ana Drawn such as have caused
tis an. gr s west TO bloom and blossom
me construction Of railroads b.
tne government the governor added
VIII pe means or opening to de-
ss.opmenl 2 vast extent of territory
nov practically inaccessible, hui
wn,Sa y known 70 possess great pos.
slplutles from q mineral and agricul.
tnrai point o. view. ! wish to empha.
slAe neFe. however, taat supplement
Ivy 20 railroads., arssa producers Of
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-14

.'Nhen my boy, Ray. sss skisIl 81 ".
s1hiect 70 eEctp. md ! mi "a sIafmsd
II such timess challk elailiae c5i1t R1SSs
sdXrl6ved iar better tlssn aliy al & Iof ihi'
sfseblt u always d lieted him Quickly. /
n ileSt 3 itAout Il Il, th6 kd61S i6E L md.
d : positive cure ~ tt0ilf. vi II " n.
u. r. NJ l.1in Nlti3yi|Ic ri. f5f IA s.
u doSIetl AdSSili g l1snE =
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-14
GRAND LODGE
LOG Masons of the State win
Hold Its Next Annual Meet
ing in Wheeling. !.

The Grand Lodge. A. r. and A. M,
Of West Virginia, in session at Blue
yheld, has adjourned. The next meet
ing viii be held at Wheeling. Officers
were elected for the ensuing year and
are as follows:
Grand master-R. w. William Il
\ Ice. Of Rhilippi. 4
Deputy grand master-R. w. ~
3 NNdlbpr Heenen, Of Fairmont. VI
Senior grand warden-R. w.
Z CHARLES p. Carrigan, OF Moundsville.
Junior grand wardenLW Charles
Angel, Of Northfork.
Grand treasure.-M. w. Samuel NJ,
Myers, 3 9. NJ, Of Martinshurg.
srand secretary-M. w. John M
Collins, 2. G. NJ, Of Charleston
Grand lecturer-M. Michael X.
Duty, Of Pennsboro.
Grand chaplain-W, Christopher B.
Graham, d. D., of Charleston.
junior grand deacon-W. w. K
Gowden. Of Huntington.
Grand marshai-W Charles ID.
Sturm, Of Clarksburg.
Grand pursuivant-M. T. Spear, Of
Grand tiler-w. Edwin K. Stout, Of
Clarksburg.
A few lines Of type in the Tele-
gram will influence buyers OF real
estate to look into your proposi-
ton.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-14

wireless telegraphy works better
on the Pacific than on the Atlantic
ana experts are trying TO ma q adj
equate explanation Tor the fact. I:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-14

The city Of Paris has issued i map
showing whore within It's lfhaits the
tango may and may not be danced.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-14
DOLLAR DINNER.

PARKERsRURG, Nov. ls.-Etforts
are being exerted to have one thous-
and plates laid at the Dollar Dinner
TO be given the night of November 20
at the Chancellor hotel by the Park
ersburg chamber OF commerce Gros-
yenor Dawes, q Washington, D. O.,
mas been engagess as one Of the speak
4 you have any buying to do. Of
COURSE you are a classified ad-read-
er! = : s1N
a too-high priced article would
stand no chance at all of being sold
through advertising.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-03-13
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