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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-19
! Del Gibson, Lauder ard Kisca-
den and the EFfiotts Put on
Clever Acts.

The new vaudeville company gave
ats first performance at the Palace
4heater this afternoon and proved
beyond doubt that 1t will score a
big success while in the city. The
program includes Del Gibson, vaude-
fville's artistic comedy surprise IN
S,inging, dancing and talking stunts;
the Ellfotts In a novel cSclonfe com
ledy act, which is scream from
start to finish: and Lauder and kts-
caden, in a classy musical act playing
all the newest pieces. A comment
from the New york, Journal dated
March 10, says this is a wonderful
musical invention played with mas
'terly skill. This team is we'll known
,over the entire circuit and comes to
Clarksburg we'll recommended.
A new picture service, the General
be used In this theater beginning
today; showing new feature pict-
there viii be a change of the
vaudeville program Wednesday and
for Thursday three new acts will be
offered.
Henry Otto has his Flying Az
company working on thrilling de-
tective Aim story to be called. I'm
/ masksd." It is a tale of the by path5
of a great city, with a sweet girl
character as the heroine.
The excellent program at the
Orpheum theater today Is made up OF
two great special features. HIS
Mothers Portrait Is a two-part Mu-
tual feature and is a strong story
with happy ending Terror.
two-part Universal feature play pro-
duced. by the famous Eclafr Company,
is filed with thrilling scenes ana
teams with beautiful polarization.
Charles Chaplin is on the BILL also
and does some pesky pranks that
bring the smiles.
Tomorrow, the Frohman Amuse-
ment5 Company's great success, The
Builder of Bridges" In five beauttfut
parts with the famous G. Aubrey
Smith and pretty Marie Edith Wells
in the leads will be the feature OF
tering.
Thou Shalt Not Lie." is the title
of new Imp picture featuring Violet
Mersereau and Billy Garwood.
;.The Spendthirft. six-act soci-
ETY. drama, is the big offering at the
Bijou theater today. Miss Irene Fen
wick and Cyril Keightley are the
leading characters. 1t is an extra
ordinary damatization of Porter EN-
Fighting Kid" new one-reel COM
edy, closes the show.
Tuesday, Earl Williams and Anita
Stewart will be seen in the fifth ep-
isode of THE Goddess" Charles
Chaplin will be seen in Essanay's
latest release by this celebrated run
makers, called "A Woman" It
No. So. will be very interesting.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-19

coMMIssIoNER,s SALE OF CITY
BY virtue Of the authority vested In the
undersigned special commissioner by Q
decree OF the Circuit Court OF Harrison
County, West Virginia. made on the 18th
day OF May. 1915, and entered In Chancery
Order Book No. 81. at page 81, in the
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CosnxIss1oNER.s Sale OF COAL.

BY. virtue Of \ decree Of the Circuit
entered on the 18th day q May " 1s15. u
the Chancery Cause OF Luther Ea1dngton
vs.. h. Ellis Mason et al I will sell as
Special commissioner at public auction
at the front door Of the Court House Of
Harrison County. WesL virginia. On
MONDAY. JU1Y 18th 1919
beginning at Two O'Clock r. NJ, tho UNI.
divided one-e1ght interest IN tract of
the Pittsburg Vein of coal in Eagle DIS
trict of Harrison County, West Virginia.
Mt Wyatt, containing about i've acres. and
being part Of the tract of coal which was
conveyed by ]. w. Hess and wife to John
Mason, by deed dated Novewber 5rd. 1895.
and recorded in the ONCE OF the Clerk Of
the County Court OF Harrison County,
West Virginia. in Deed Book n. page 172.
TERMS OF SALE-One-t third part there
of and as much more as the purshasss
sale; third part thereof In six months.
and the remaining one-third part thereof
in twelve months from date OF sale. with
interest. the purchaser being required to
execute his notes for deferred INSTALL
ments OF purchase money. with good per
sonal security to be approved by the nm
dersirned Commissioner. and as additional
security a vendors lien VIII be retained
In the deed to the. purchaser.
MARSHALL V. OGDEN,
A
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA..
At rules held I'm the. office Of the Clerk
OF the Circuit Court Of Harrison County.
on Monday, the 9Th day of July, 1916, the
following order was entered:
EDWARD wATRIN. Plaintiff,
VS.. In Chancery.
JULIA WATRIN. Defendant.
Object of Suit.
The object of this suit is to obtain for
the pIaintin an absolute divorce from the
And it appearing from an aHdavit fled
In said suit that the s1id Julfa Watrfn Is
a. nonresident OF this state, It - ordered
the date OF the first publication OF THIS
order and do what is necessary to protect
her interests herein.
Given under my hand this the 5th day
OF July, 1915
WILL n. MORRIS.
Counsel for Plaintiff.
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NEW VAUDEVILLE
ACTS AT PALACE
I"preaming Dud quits Smoking"
funny cartoon. will close the show.

"war World Wide" is the special
Offering today at the Star theater:
the European soldiers, and also vari-
ius battles of the great conflict 1t
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The [i|I1I35 Of
[lI[19|9]|l|9a;!
suia1moNs.
SUMMONS.
TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
10 the Sheriff OF Harrison County,
You, are hereby commanded to summon
Julia watrin to appear before the Judge
of our Circuit Court OF Harrison County
at the Clerks ONCE of our said Court, at
rules to be- held therein for satd Court,
ON the first Monday In August. next, to
answer a bill in Chancery exhibited
against her in our said Court by Edward
Watrin; and have then there this writ.
said Court. at the Court house of the said
county, this 18th day of June. 1915, and
in the Esd year of the state.
! /. WADE COLEMAN, Clerk.
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AZ chicaeo- Ri.
ssssss SO 1. $685. eSs : 3
Batteries: Wood and Thomas. Faber,
Ciootte and Schalk.
AZ Detroit R.H.E.
BsiIs$ssfphia ...91 1SS9lssSS.SS11 III e Z
batteries: Bressler and Lapp aud Nc
Avoy. Coveleskie, Boland and Baker.
At clereland-tlrst- game j. R.H b..
Washinston 900 coo coz 600 "a II g
Batteries: GalIin, EnEle, Ayers and Hen
~. Morton and o'Neil. Thirteen innings.
washin gton 80 o 03t II 2
Cleveland ...-;...O 90 0 o. 80
Ainsmith. Mitchell, Harstad and Egan.
roday's Games.
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia ut Detroit.
New York ut st. Louis.
Washington at Cleveland.
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BROOKLYN, July 1s.-(Spl. D.
One Of the most remarkable spurts
seen In the baseball world 10, that Of
the BAoolSlyn Nationals. During .
couple OF weeks. by virtue of their
wonderful playin. they Jumped into
third place, ready to- take q whack
at the Cincinnati Reds. seemingly
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&. n. d.

At Chicago RE-
g gsIsssa 1885, 8 8
Batteries: Schultz and Allen. Mcconnell
Brown and Wilson
AT Kansas city-frst game R.H. b.
k kss.al CIV ,.:.9 SS99pSSSSS95laa I j
Batteries: FalkenberE. Kaiserling and
Rarfden and Pratt. Cullop and Easterly.
At Kansas city-second game r.; p:
Newark .....-...-69 9 99.99ddddea
y Batteries: FalkennerG. Moran and Rar-
iden johnson and Brown. Called end Of
seventh, darkness.
Today's Games.
Buffalo at PittsburE.
brooklyn at Chicago.
Newark at Kansas City,
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/. I. Wade coffman. Clerk OF the Cir
cult Court of Harrison County, West vir-
rinin do certify that Marshall W. Ogden.
Special Commissioners. mas executed bond
as required by said decree OF sale In the
above described cause.
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!: Federal League :
SAe4A+%A14tS44AeN.

Yesterd..y's Results.
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aThe Organ with the Human Voice ,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-19

orville Harold. the operate ten
or, and Nat Willis are among the re-
cent engaments of the New York Hip
Ipodrome. Harry Askin, who has been
in Chicago for some years past, Is
to be the manager of the house.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-19

Thou Shalt Not Lie." is the title
of new Imp picture featuring Violet
Mersereau and Billy Garwood.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-19

. WADE coFgaiAN. cen.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-28

But 30 the Lincoln Park subdivision
already mentioned, and IN the
Eberrs tract ana holdings OF the
Burns syndicate there are already
residential restrictions OF from
5L2o, a.. 81 500.
II seems nor unreasonable 20 be.
l.eye thai north OF the greaJ tract
which r. 20 be- the home OF Detroi.s
industrial development, the choicer
residential section. which must IN.
ey.iab.y follow such a development
Will arise Such development is IN
"a measure forecasted by the choice
Mapiewood addition put on by the
Hannah Real Estate exchange just
prior 10 the public announcement
OF tie Ford plans Tor west OF the
city Maplewood has been project
ed with great pains and no expense
spared 20 make IL attractive as a
high-clRss residential section That
the public believed Michigan-ave
property would greatly benefit be
NNN"N VA NA' + va II ~ VINNNN ~ n '-h
instanced by the readiness with
which Maplewood was completely
sold out following the announce.
nent OF the Ford plans. Then came
Maplewood No. and now Maple
wood No is in preparation. Other
important real estate operators are
cooperating with the Hannah firm
10 make this development thorough
ly high class That II will be is al
ready assured
Dearborn Is Attractive
Another factor beside the Foir
industrial project that enhances land
values in this direction is the fact
OF Mr. FoEd's private holdings in
and around the village of Dearborn.
Everyone pretty much has heard OF
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-28

is bound o. be- greatly developed.
And the development here is not all
matter of prospect II has al
ready begun The Hannah firm and
Kirby. Serge Felske Co have open
ed subdivisions In this section as
already explained
As stated at the very outset OF
this article, Detroit IFS surely des-
tined for a great industrial expan-
sion, and by the logic OF necessity
and because OF nearly all compelling
considerations that may be men
toned. that expansion must come IN
the territory 90 the west and south
west OF the city A great opportu-
nifty surely awaits the real estate
investor in the realty here dis
cussed
Fowler Bros. Show the Ford District.
Those interested in giving the
possibilities I'm the so-called Ford
district out Fort-st tho once over"
will do we'll TO get touch with the
Fowler Bros, with Offices IN the
Dime bank building, Nos l826-30 The
Fowlers have been operating extern
sively In the new Ford district ever
since the announcement was made
concerning developments there.
They are agents for c, W Harrahs
Fort.st subdivision and Fort-st.
Highlands They deal in acreage
and are Offering attractive lots in
lakewood A branch ONCE. reached
BY through Fort-st. cars. is kept
open on sunday II Is near the end
OF the car line. From this Office
autos are run for the convenience
OF those wishing 70 inspect property
in the new Ford district.
Orchard Park.
The DowGilbert Realty Co. are
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-28

present owners OF the school They
were all Detroit men. trained in
business educational work, and it
as their ambition 10 conduct the
best business school in this part OF
The country giving up-to-date
courses OF study which would meet
the requirements of the modern bust.
ness Office
How Well they have succeeded in
accomplishing this purpose may be
determined by a visit TO the Insu-
uta building on Cass-ave
Here are fornd spacious, well.
lighted elegantly furnished session
and class rooms. The typewritlng
equipment includes 245 machines OF
standard makes and the latest mod
els The furniture throughout is
the best obtainable
Visitors are invariably impressed
by the business-like attitude of the
students The Vell-disclplined class
rooms are always open to inspec-
ton by prospective students and
others who may be interested.
a handsome. illustrated catalog
Of the Institute will be mailed
promptly upon request.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-28

Mr.. Ford s back yard Ina which he
may drive all Of an afternoon and
not 20 outside his own boundaries
other than Mr. Ford farm holdings
be- has bought for his private ac
count the available property IN
Dearborn What be intends doing
with this property is by no means
indicated. but that the village will
be- none the worse for Mr.. Ford s
holdings goes without saying Dear
born. which Is Mr. Ford's home vii
lage, and lies. az IL may we'll be
said, right al the door OF his pa
latiai new home. which ne Is erect
ing on his understanding domain.
VIII no doubt be developed as res
dental village under Mr. Ford's per.
sonal interest Dearborn Is bound
10 enhance the value OF all property
contiguous 20 IL.
In view of the foregoing detailed
situation. the offerings OF the city Il
suburban Homes Co. in the way OF
little farms, just west OF Dearborn.
become Of high interest and value,
Other real estate operatives also OF
fer land in this locality.
Ferndale-ave
Another street, and the general
locality which IL serves, that is sure
20 feel a new impetus and be greatly
benefited In real estate values, IS
Ferndale-ave. Ferndale-ave. is IN
reality an extension OF Dix-ave. II
runs in An easterly-westerly d!rec-
tion about midway between Michi-
gan-sye, and Forrest. II extended
across the Pere Marquette tracks
and the Miller-rd il would bisect the
newly-acquired Ford industrial hold.
ines But whether or not Ferndale
is extended. It's contiguous territory
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-28

o Barbour Hall, Nazareth z.
o., Kalamazoo Co, Mich, is the
best School in the world for lit
tie boys. For information APP
ply TO the above address.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-28

, 10 get under each others skin, /
have felt that could like her bet
ter than any other woman had ever
known She had much the same
ideas OF lie that / have We seem
10 3, very much alike--inside She
seems very straightforward and di'
rect. She seems to hate lies and un-
fairness and yet--there Is always
something that can't get under"
some hing which always keeps me
AZ a lit,le distance, something which
seems to tell me that she would like
10 love ne, but dsres not.
Now little book. don't think ! am
fanciful and silly TO feel thus /
don believe am jealous OF Eleanor
Fairlow, for II I am, am very
narrow minded person Certainly ]
have had no occasion TO be so. and
If had not heard that Eleanor and
Dick we're lovers before Dick mar.
ried me ! expect | would not think
anything about them being such
friends Because | feel this way +
punished myself by telling dear Aunt
Mary that II were in her place !
would buy Eleanor an exquisite
watch which saw yesterday down
town and wanted very much myself
Dear Aunt Mary Immediately signed
her name 20 the check for 800 and
! went down town and bought IL.
Yesterday Eleanor Fairlow came
10 me, her face all aglow "Margie.
hive YOU 20 thank az much az Aunt
Mary The watch. with it's beauti.
full pearls. Is too fine for me, but ]
love It Just the same, and will wear
?, always
She it growing much thinner and
has lost that look OF determination
10 win al all costs that she seemed
~ have when frst knew her
Come up 10 dinner tonight" /
"A Id. .mpulsively
She looked Up gratefully II
cant. dear MarEie," she answered
81 am on duty. but n you will ask
me- Gsain soon I'll be glad to come %
Come where said Dick. who
steuped Of the elevator
TO our house 10 dinner. Dick. /
have been trying 20 persuade Flea
nor 10 come
Was ] mistaken. or did n shade
come over bis face and flicker Of
pain pass over her mouth
Margle waverly. can't you ne sat.
isnad even now that YOU have got
your man" and The other woman has
not? am ashamed OF YOU
(To BE Continued
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-28
INSTITUTE IS
WE'LL EQUIPPED

The Business Institute on Cass-
eve Is the largest business school
ia Michigan and Is one Of the lead
ing chooIs Of the kind in America.
Tho officers and teachers are we'll
known IN Detroit as men and NO
men who take a live interest in the
students, not only while they are in
but after they have com
p'etad the course of study and have
gone out into active business life
The institute free employment de-
partment is in close touch with the
employers Of the city and is daily
receiving calls for high grade office
help This department is maintain
ed ar a high standard OF efficiency
and is in charge of a competent sec
rotary who is especially employed
for this work.
The institute was organized a lit
Tic less than ten years ago by the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-28
The Confessions OF q Wife
Why Am l Always Looking for Trouble?

Yestcrda, | had A long talk With
dear Aunt Mary When { came into
her room az ,hc hospital { saw that
she knew her operation had done
nothing tor her
"Marrie." She said as kissed
her have just found out that
viii never leave The hospital alive
Don't say that, dear Aunt Mary
/ exclaimed. as tho tears started
from my eyes.
Don't cry dear 81 viii not help
matters don want you 90 gr.eye.
but DO want YOU TO remember /
want sou 20 just keep on loving me.
dear
II SHALL keep on loving you, dear
est Aunt Mary. but my heart is
breaking with The thought that YOU
IN that shadowy land We know not,
cannot keep on loving me"
Perhaps will--who knows ?"
she murmured as she patted my
hand u am so glad that arrang
Cd everything before came here.
All have 20 do now is 20 prepare
FOR n dignihed exit hope. how
ever. thai shall live until Mary
gets better she IL going 10 get bet.
ter" she asked anViously
Il trust so. although the doctor
elvos US uttle hope ~ present
IL, she still delIrious -
"Yct
And s,ll calls for jack
"Yes"
Isn't % strange that a woman's
heart should be made Of such mate
rial thst It will cast out everything
tut the one great love in = crisis
THAT. dear Aunt Mary. has al.
vays been our undoing"
Have YOU seen Eleanor today >"
Aunt Mary asked
No" / answered thinking IT
strange that she should bring her
into the conversation right here
"she Ia splendid nurse. Margie.
sympathetic, untiring and viRilant
have grown very fond ~ her !
wish could make her a little pres
ont what do you think sho would
Ike"
70 am sure she would like any.
ttlnv Won would give her, my dear
Aunt Mary ! answered oddly TAX
ing myself 20 task for feeling that
wished dear Aunt Mary would not
love Eleanor Fairlow
could not understand why | felt
llko that. for the few times that
Eleanor Fairlow and ! bad been to-
Esther alone and had really seemed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-28

Offering Orchard PARK subdivision
in SpringwelIs township. This plat
Is Oh Michigan-aye.. near the Town
Line-rd Orchard-blyd.. IS feet
wide. b. restricted % single resi-
deuces which insures high class
homes. The prices quoted on lots
IN Orchard Park include all Inn
proyements The lots are large, 35
and 40 feet, thus anording ample
building room for fine residences.
Local interurban cars pass the prop
erty hourly.
Homer Avenue.
The building operations OF the
II. 5. Koppin Co. IN the vicinity OF
the new Ford property, have been
marked Nineteen new story-and-a-.
half cottages and bungalows have
been erected Koppin specializes in
this work on easy payments, $3.50
to 5000 down or an equity in a lot
Is sufficient, and the balance is paid
like rent The seat OF the Koppin
activities Is only three-quarters OF
mile from the Ford properties.
Woodwork Maeor.
The -Spitzley Co. offers
Woodwork Manor on Michigan-ave,
opposite the Ford property. This
subdivision IS beautifully situated
In the heart OF this section which
Is being sold ont so rapidly. and is
hemmed In on either side by other
subdivisions OF the same high char.
acter as the Manor. No lot Is more
than two blocks from Michigan
ave. Lots ara IS and 40 feet wide
and the prices include water drain
age. sewer. sidewalks. shade trees
and cinder roads. Wayne and Ann
Arbor local cars stop at the prop
erty.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-28

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OUT FORREST. AND
MICHIGAN-AVE.
ocontinued from Page EishtJ

time 10 come the people OF that
territory might enjoy the benefits
OF beautiful. broad, straight streets.
II was also considered advisable
that restrictions be imposed calling
for no house costing less than s. 500
20 be erected in the section lying
between West Forrest. and the rail.
roads. paralleling Jefferson-ave.
west, and that even higher restric.
lions be imposed about midway be-
tween Detroit and Wyandotte where
the branches OF the Ecorse river
lend themselves 10 tho beautlhca.
ton Of The section. and where a
system OF parks Is now under con.
sideration.
The board also passed resolu-
ton to confer with the village coun.
ell and city engineer regarding an
enlarged sewerage system, so that
all lots may be occupied With mod.
ern houses. and the entire terri.
tory properly drained
District Of Opportunity
other active and far sighted real
estate men, OF course, have seen the
opportunity in and about lakewood
lakewood. OF course. oven IN It's
furtherest boundaries. does not en-
compass the land necessary for the
great development here considered.
While directly west OF lakewood.