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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-29
FOOTBALL
Is Played by British Army Ser
vice Corps near Trenches
on Battlefield.

LONDON. Mar 29 sergeant OF
the Army Service Corps writes:
Our football ground is Just behind
q church not far iron, the trenches
and twice we have had 10 fill in shell
holes before we could start TO play
At The last match the last she'll the
Germans fred came plumb on the
center OF the ground about ten min
ntes before we kicked on. One soon
foTgets about Smelling when the play
Starts. Our troops here call this a
sraefime war, and they are about ri shr.
i think. because Tommy takes every
thing as it football or shoot
ing Its ali on 10 him
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-29
RUSSIAN PRISONERS
In Germany to Be Employed ii
Draining Marshes and in
Breaking Waste Land.

35Ht s-pariiaI5 Is t1e Sunday Telegram
AMSTERDAM. Mar. 29--The Rer-
lin newspapers state that so 90 Q Rus
sian prisoners OF war are TO be en-
ployed IN draining ma arshes and In
brel king up waste and moor land be
tween Berlin and E>loyer for culti-
vation The state is to pay one bird
or the cost, and the remainder Will
be advanced by agricultural banks.
The average cost OF making an
acre Of land I'll for cultivation by this
means is figured at from s1-50Sto So
and it is figured that the increased
yield per acre will average nearly
$40.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-29
FRENCH BATTLEsHlP
LEAVE FOR REPAIRS
tlrYl anaae..1rr - ~

PARIS. Mar. The French bat
tleships. SnHeTn and 'Gaulois. which
were badly damaged by the fire from
Turkish batteries in the bombard-
ment of the Dardanelles forts by the
allied fleet on March Is have lett
af OF. Toulon. a French naval base, TO
be repaired in dry docks, according
TO 4 special despatch from Athens.
No attack was made in the straits
SUNDAY, the despatch says but q
Franco-British feet and n Russian
cruiser bombarded e line Of forts
from the gulf or OF Saros.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-29
MRS. M'GLUNG: DEAD
Wife of MarcelIus Nj. Nc GIung5
Dies at Home at NorthvieW
after Illness of Dropsy.
,Trs AnleIia Nfcf..I1ln7

Mrs. Amelia Mcclung. aged &c
Northyiew. passed on at 40 o'clock
Sunday evening after long illness
Of dropsy. Funeral services will be
held at o'clock Tuesday afternoon
at the Northyisw United Brethren
church. The Rev. ". N. Slaughter
will conduct the services and the:
burial will be in the Elkview cems-
terry. 0 s .
The deceased woman is survived
BY her husband. two sons and tTo
daughters. The, sons are Phillip and
Thomas AfcClung. The daughters
are Mrs. Charles Hines. who lives AZ
Northview, and Miss Edith McClnng,
at HON e. ~ ~. #
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-29
RUSSIAN I q ossEs
ARE QUITE HEAVY
IN.
~ sr.IaoeiAun r-rss,

BERLIN. by wireless. March 29.--
On the western battlefront yesterday
quier reigned according
10 the German official statement to-
dar Only minor enga gements fay-
orabla for the Germans In the Ar
gonne and in Lorraine are reported.
m the East German troops stormed
Tauroggen near TiIsit. capturin.
Plumbers of prisoners. Russian at
tackss near Pilwiszki and northwest of
Giechanow were renulsed.
In the Krasnopol district the Rus
slams suffered heavy losses. s .
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-29
GERMAN POST 81 OWN
UP BY The FRENCH
spr as1ert ! =. ArEn .rtsz z,l

PARIS. Mar The French war
Office today gave olH a report on the
fighting Of yesterday as Follows:
In the gion of pres q German
observation post was blown mp BY the
French with mine. At Eparges the
Germans attempted 20 regain the
trenches lost b. them March 81. Af-
ter violent struggle the French
gains were maintained in their en-
tiretr The Germans obtained a foot
ing IN d few sections Of their old
trenches, but on lthe other hand tIie
French made progress Al other
points.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-29
,ioToRn1A.cs oFE' Duty.

johnson Howe. motorman on a
Broad Oaks car or the MononEeheliA5
Valley Traction Company Is not AT
his post or duty today and it Is not
thought that he will be able TO work
for several days. rhe sork paid the
Howe home visit Monday morning.
and left ten pound boy. Mr. Howe is
taking time Off to rejoice over the ar
rival OF the boy Mother and babe
are getting along nicely.
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TOPRENTfTONN.

Howard w Thomas, ten-year-old
son OF Mr. and Mrs William w.
Thomas. of Northyiew. has been ad-
judged incorrigible and comm ttted to
the state reform school for boys at
Pruntytown by Magistrate " d.
Starcher. Awaiting his transports
ton thither he is prisonersin the
county jail 8
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-29
GENERAL Won ElLUCK
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED
}Ni g III IN ssF l'3G |Eg.hg. -4tl.5I 3f
tbr AEEo1IATeafFaEsEi

BERLIN, BY wireless. Mar g
The report Of the progress of the
ftghting issued from headauarters to-
day relates, among other things, thai
General Won Kluck, the German COM
1nander whofled the famous rush
into France in the early DAYS Of the
war. has been slightly wounded by
shrapne1 Are while inspecting ad-
vance positions of the arms, The
icondfti ion of the general Is described
as satisfactory:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-29
BRIEF
OF the Government in the Inter:
national Harvester Case
is8FiIed in Court.
sar AasoetArEn rnEEs1

WASHINGTON. Mar. 80 ne govz
ernment,s brief IN the anti-trust suit
to dissolve the Internattonal HarTes
ter Company. was filed today in the
supreme court ii is largely direcrs
towards combating the arguments
In the company,s brief In
support sof its appeal after the dis
trict court or Minnesota had declared
lit q! combination in restraint OF trade
and ord cred its dissolution.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-29
new RULES.
Are Orders Established by the
Railroad for NJ a XII m usrn
Charges of Articles.
y tRY ASSOCIATED rRGsss3

WASHINGTON D. G.. Mar. 29-.
The Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion today directed all railroads to
establish new rules for minimum
bulky to be loaded through the side
doors OF box cars which shall provide
that such articles snail be charged ats
actual weight and authorize IaifnEs
with minimum charge of IS o.
pounds. Mn
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-29

In The American Army q, I, q book
by Major General Carter ofSthe u. s.
army, which has just been published,
.he writer contends that the United
States Is utterly unprepare. for
war he says thai In the emergency
sf war the government could not
muster more than one-fourth the
nunher OF trained men that would
sbere4ulrsd for thu irst line.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-29
HARRY TH|IhVIII
Gets a Brief Airing When He Isl
Taken from the TOombs
to the Court House.
~ !, aY.ssoclATrp . ppxss,


NEW YORK, Mar. . 9 Harry
Thaw had brief airing today when
he was taken to the county court
house where the hearing on the Sec
ond writ OF habeas corpus sought by
his attorneys was to come up before
Justice Blur OF the supreme court.
The proceedings in court we're brief
as counsel for both sides concurred In
a resuests to have the hearing post
poned until April 5.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-29
JUROR ILLNESS.
Results in Discharge of the
Jury in the Case of Harry 3,
BastoW in Court.

Lloyd W. Garrett. Il juror in the
Harry t7.;a. Rastow case. became very il1
where the jury was fs>>1s. and us
physician stated that ii would be sey-
.rai days before ii would be adyls>
able TO remove him. These facts
we're reported to the criminal court
Monday and it was necessary to dis
charge the jury from the case. An
order continuing the case until the.
next term Of the court was entered
and Bastow was LET go under his own
Mr.. Garrett is threat
ened with pneumonia. s5s
bottom yesterday afternoon of Mil
fordhayen. an inlet on the coast OF
South Wales. The loss or life prob
abs was heaEE. !. 4 4s53 ss
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-29
DIR. HENDERSON !! i:
Well Known University of Chi
Cago Professor is Dead at
Charleston. S. C.
ts4 .sseel.rEp rFEss2

# CHARL4 s.. al. March 90
DR.. Charles Il. Henderson, professor
OF sociology in the University OF Chi
cago, died here early today after q
short illness. He was born at Gov
ington, Ind. DecemberS17, 184S. and
was graduated from the University Of
Chicago in 187Oaand from the Bap-
list Union Theological Seminar in
1913 DR.. Henderson, was widely
known for his work fh sociology.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-29
BIG GGaAIE.

Tonight proba bly, the last basket
ball game in the cfty his season4wilI:
be$played on the st SIaryss high
school gymnasium door When the ST.
Marys Club i've and the ClarksbuTg
Independents clash for the city chnnni
pionship. The game viii start at ss'.S
O'Clock.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-29
DENIAL |: ! l! mad
By Turkish Government That
There Have Been Disorders
at Urumiah, r. Persia.
tar AasoeIATEp PHEasls

yASFIINGTON. Mar % he Tuck
ish shEovernment denies that there hare!
been any disorders at Erumiah, Per
sia Ambassador hiorganth at
cabled the state de-
partmenJ today that the grand vizterE
had SO far informed him on the
strength Of a report made to EhIn bS
the Turkish war Office.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-29
PEOPLES ON TRIAL

Mack Peoples MAS placed on trial
Monday morning IN thee irninaI corr ~
charged with operating gaming
house IN this city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-29
SINKING OF STEAMER
is CONFlR MED TODAY
.faY A..,aaeIArrn.eaer-, !, 81. ,I5t.,

TI sfovAENocIATFnErAer-'3 0
g LONDON. NJ arch 3 he report
OF yesterday that the British steam
en-. Falaba had been sunk BIZ ii Ger
man subnari ne. Was con armsd to-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-29
Al BACK DOOR OF
TURKISH CAPITAL
!. = = j. i. + + i. + + y j. !
no REMAIN NEUTRAL.
5tBF .associa ted Press,

BERLIN by wireless. Mar.
9.A bucharest correspond
ens ;alegraplis his paper that
Roumania will continue to
maintain its neutrality. The
paper processes TO have OBJ
tanned Information to the
effect that the Roulnanfan am
hasHador has signed such an
agreement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-29
STEAMER sUSK.
.nrAnnneiArrn 3enrax,l - Z,

tof AnaeclATEnseR eRkaA'S
LOSDON,,s Mar. - The British
steamer. Aguila. was sunk by = Ger
man submarinett this morning on Biah-
sop8 Rock. Her crew of tWenty-threa
men vi sa ayed
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-29
-oGGuPYING NEM sHoME.. !, =. Z

hIr aud Mrs Phillip II. Steptoe
occupying their new home HI Hart5
land On the ford road
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-29

satisfactoTy.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-12
WQRTHINGT0N NEWS

John Bradshaw, of Fairmont, was
a business visitor In Worthington on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Mollie Curtis removed TO
Bridgeport, Ohio, on Wednesday,
where she will reside in the future.
Mrs. Mary j. McDougal and daugh-
ter, Mary, were visiting her son, o..
W. McDougal, on Monday and Tues.
day. a
]. Reitz Lake. prominent Monon-
gah merchant, was calling on friends
here on Thursday.
Mesdames Z. NJ. Kuhn and Geo. s..
Gibbons, OF. Monongah, were calling
on Mrs. Al. Mcdaniel, on Wednesday
evening.
Ralph, the young son of Ellis Will
son, the B. G. o. telegraph operator,
had the misfortune of falling out Of a
swing and breaking his arm last Sat
urday.
Mrs. Isaac McIntire and daughter.
Beatrice, WereHvisiting relatives at Eli
terprise on Thursday.
Mrs. b. B. Miller, OF Briscoe, was
shopping. in Worthington on Thurs
day. IL. f,4it.s5 d 80
Mrs. Elizabeth Snodde shop
ing I'M Monongah on Thursday.
Mrs u. Lane Parrish was visiting
friends DIT Fairmont on Thursday af-
ternoon. ds.. a..
Mrs. T. E. Hair Mrs. Glenn Hodgens
and Mrs. Charles Risher and children,
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LEGAL NOTICES


COM M 95luNEh'o No llGE-
10 Brooks s. Hutchinson. Adminfstras
tor of the personal estate 81 4
Bruce McDcuald. deceased. platntih
and Ann Mcdonald Hazel Mcdonald
Embry, q! willard EmbryS Howard
Nv! ShoWalter, John AZ Clark, u. q. 4
G. q! Hutchinson, Geo..
"a. Amos. y! G! Miller. Cittzenss sDo..
lar Savings Bank, National Bank of
Fairmont, First National Bank Of
Fairmont, Peoples National Bank Of
Fairmont, Safety Check Hook Com
pany, First National Bank, Terra
Alta, w. Va, Bank OF Farmtngton
w. Va Exchange Bank, Manning
ton;w. Va, Farmers Bank, Shinns-
ton, w. Va, First National Bank OF
Monongah, Monongah, w. Va, Bank
Of Littleton, w. Va, A. A. Wade,
Mrs. M. Mort, A. C. Hawkins, Geo.
s.. Lantz, II. c. Deshields ]. A. Swt-
ger and w. II. Veach. Defendants:
In the Circuit Court OF Marion County,
West virginia-In Chancery.
You and cache you will take notice
that in pursuance OF a decree of the
Circuit Court Of Marion County, West
Virginia, entered on the 9th day of
April, 1915, in the chancery cause there
in pending where in you are the par.
ties complainant and defendant, have
fixed upon Monday, the 14th day Of
June, 1915; atimy law Office int the City
of Fairmont, Marion County, West Viz
ginia; as the time and place for begin
ming the discharge OF my duties under
follows: ~
ut is therefore adjudged, ordered
and decreed u BIT this cause be and the
same Is hereby referee to A. L. Leh-
man, one d the Con nissioners in
lChancery Cd this Court, ascertain:
"(1). All 1.-THE debts al liabilities of
said "A. Br, be Med onale deceased.
"(2). WI et liability, Especially, of
said decedenA exists by I'D because of
his said endof lament I'd said defend.
ant Safety CHECK look Company.
"(3). The amou1. NaI value of all
the property belonging b said estate,
both real and personal.
so. To state and eShe the &C.
count OF said Brooks S. Eutd Anson as
OF the sail pei. spal es:
tate of A. Bruce McDon ld, de ceased.
"(5). Said Commissio er sha also
report any other mattersS leemeN pro.
per by. him or required by Rny patty in
At which time and placeSEou ore re-
quired to be present.
+ Given under my hand thfsl2fth day
of May, 1915.
A. LEHMAN, Commissioner
MASON & MASON and
BROOKS S. HUTCHINSON,
Counsel for Plaintiff.
1929; 6.5.12
.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-12

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE pref
tiest chorus of the year has opened
the 1915 bathing season.
1t is composed of the girls who dis
play their beauty individually and en-
masse in THE Passing Show OF 1915"
at the New York Winter Garden.
A star cast of principals presents
a madly mixed.up take-off Of the New
York seasons greatest theatrical
successes.
But out OF this gorgeous, colorful
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Deadly simple Diseases \,

n Measles and scarlet fever are chill
dren's ailments among most whitep eo-
pies, but deadly plaques to all ages
among Polynesians and Indians The
latter, however. are developing some,
thing like immunity to these infec-
lions; measles no longer can wipe out
half . tribe as II used to do.
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Of Crothers. Pa, arrived here on
Thursday evening for @ visit 70 MI
and Mrs. Frank KerWln MIA. Hair
is Mrs. Kerwin's mother and the 9th
er's sisters.
Mrs. Mary NJ. Martin is haytns her
cottage on Main street repainted. y
one or two more properly owners
would follow suit the work Of beauti
flying that thoroughtare would be
complete.
The gasoline motor car has moi
been running to 3AnnabeIle for Several
days on account Of break IA the ma.
chinery necessitating q trip TO Chi,
cago to get repairss made.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Stewart, OF
Enterprise. were calling on friends
here on Thursday evening
Several persons who have frienda
buried in the Il. sO.F o! n Cemetery a
Enterprise, have been engaged In
planting flowers there this week.
Mr.. w. e. Long, OF Hundred, one OF
the carpenters working on the Book
building, had the misfortune to fall
off the building on Friday morning.
Some one had placed rotten board
in the scaffolding and when he step.
ped on the board IL broke He fol-
about fifteen feet 10 the ground and
then rolled downsa steep enlb snismeni
several feet HeFrecetyed q very bad
cut lust below the knee joint. His in
juries though painful are not serious,
DR.. w. w. 3Orryd dressed his wounds.
EF5 - ---...- .-l1z tS-.--.------=---
Try a want I'D IN me West Virgin
ian-small cost big results
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Accessories
sAFETYs FIRST.

A tire shop for thefman who wants
what he wants when he wants It" In
tires. tubes and accessories. Gasoline
1531=-3c and 1Sc. Just as close as your
telephone. Fairmont lAyulcanizing and
Retreading, Co., First Ward, Bell phone
4so.R; Consol. 565:Y. s-2-12t-No. 100
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MONEY TolLoAN-

MONEY LOANED in sums from
$1,000 up, to anyone having steady
work. No reference or endorsement
required. Address Box sos, Clarksburg,
w. Va, 5.5.1mo No. So
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confusion, the chorus pranses 40 the
gayest feature OF all Broad way has
rarely assembled agcolleetion Of pref
tier girls, nor eliminated Costume SO
extensively. And when the chorus
appears in the bathing scene. the
gasps are not produced by tnmersion
in cold water. OF these Costumes an
that need be said Is that they IRE the
only ones in-or out Of which the
chorus does not dance darfngly on
runways through the audt ence
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.
eieotion. authorizing the issuing OF said
gs I'm the President OF this Court
+ 81, & Id Is, d eby, authorized; and direct.
lad t1I execute = bonds OF said Fairmont
Disl let for andS the name of said Dis
triel and 10 Sign ME same as President
OF tsSCourt and SIeTk OF ms is S0 ,i.
ters m said bonds Id attach the seal
oil rs Court thereto which said bonds
shs be; by the Prssf ut 81. OF IN this sa Court
BOY q % Court, said Com Rlttee 70 be com
citizens Of So q, dis Dis
bonds Rr and on lehali OF said DISTRICT
and Sthi court, and It further ordered
saat tag E so act e Witt
fofA Ssheir ArvIceS rem bred in dIsposlng
Of b. Y bond = which aid bonds shall be
Nv sai Committee determined to be most
adyan geous; to- said District, but said
bonds Snail be sold land delivered under
co. and the President thereof, and, in
- event, shall said bonds be disposed OF
for sum less than t ~ IaSs Haiue aha No
Issued, shall be coupon bonds OF the sew
eral denominations OF One Hundred Dol
EiSe Sn non
coed in the aggregateS One Hundred Thou
nd Dollars e 100. 000. 0o) and shall be is
he payable to bearer at the Office OF the
County Court OF Marion County, in the
City OF FaIrmont, Marion county, w est
virginia, or at the National City Bank,
IN the City Of New York; in the State
OF New York, at the option, Of the holder,
thirty (3c) years after date: but condi-
recalied and paid, at the option Of said
DISTRICT. or at the option OF this Court,
on Sentember !, 1885, or on any interest
date thereafter, the owner thereof being
given sixty days notice OF the said Dis,
trictis or said Courts election to redeem
such bond Or bonds by publication In one
County, West Virginia, by describing the
bond or bonds so called for redemption.
said bonds to bear Interest at the rate OF
Ave perH cent. per. annunnt payable aemI-i
annually at the Office Of this Court, IN
The CIty of Fairmont, In Marion County.
west Virginia.. or, ut the Guaranty Trust
Company: in the City OF New York, in
the State OF New York, at the option Of
the holder and that said interest be seVi-
t3eneed by coupons attached ito said
bonds, the said! coupons sto! be executed by
the ifaoS simIlei signaturesS OF the President
Of ma Court, and the Clerk thereof.
Tine plan to meet the Eaccrutng interest
on "a hi bonds and to pay. them a { mRturt.!
tfysbys SAID District, 10, it shall be the duty
Of the County Court. of Marion County to,
and said Court shall each year, at the
sFaiFnaont District. provide by: district
levy md 3tnxati on.y as Is required by law
In such cases made and prov ideds for the
interest on said bonds, together with AM
m ddItional fund ito be- sci sapRrt at inter-
est annually, for the purpose, as q sink
ing fund. sufficient on or before EtheEeX.5
lnifation OF the term OF thirty yearSRtot
pay therefor and fully DISCHARGE said
bonds at that time.
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FOR SALE-TypewrIter. practically
GOOD as new, only S15; cost $500,
WI ship Tor trial prepaIds ALSO
eraphopiione, sac. j. o. Stedel 2t2
ii Fifth ST, Cincinnati q.
6=1It;Nos1s13
FOR sAIE-Blank Coal Options at
the West VirgtnianS ONCE. asst
jFoRTsALE-Blanks o1and Gas Leases
South Penn form; also Assignments
Of Lease and House Leases. Apply
west virgtnian ONCE. 1.1:22i
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HoiUl.JIsy;EslIF o,IjRE RENT

FOR RENT-5-room house immedi-
ately; Maryland Ave; 5.room house.
,Bellyiew Ave-; 5-room house. Murray
Ave-; 5.room house Pike st. Fairmont
Building G. Investment Co., c. s. Riggs,
manager. e-4-2t'No. 167.
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,HnnSESE FOR sALE

FOR sALE-13:room house, 3 baths,
gas, electricity. Block from post.
office. Will sell cheap IL sold in next
thirty days. Apply Box 113, this OF:
fee. 5-1s-1mo;No- 11s 3.
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FOR RENT-Six-room house on Wal.
nut Ave, close in. Call Bell phone
s1s.M. e-7;et-No. lsS
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'FURNIsHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms with
board IN private family. 524 Pier:
pont Ave. 6:11:2t-5SNo. 182
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FOR RENT-Fou furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, with bath, sec
ond floor. Inquire 553 Pierpont Ave.
Ready June IS. 6.12s3t-No. 1S4