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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-13

ESQ. ooo) issued by the Town Of Stealey
Heights IN Harrison County. West VIZ
sfnIa for the following purposes.
TO pave with brick and 90 construce
necessary curbinS and GO she Necessary
grading: make the nseesS Sa- w n.i nc -
essary 10 grade. pave and curb North
Steel from Milford Street TO River
Road and Stealey Avenue from North
street 10 Baker Avenue. and Bake Ave-
nue. from Stea!ey Avenue 10 Dun STREE.
and Dun Street from North street to
from Milford Street to Traction Avenue.
each and all of which said streets are
n, the said town of Steaiey Heights
Said bonds are issued under authority
of an ordinance passed and adopted py
the common council or the ToTn o, 81
held in its chambers on the first day OF
April. 1918: which ordinance and az
meters ,, peFts a,px made e be the mayor
OF the Town the first day OF April. 1873.
and published rs required by law. SUD up
y,i++ed TO vote of the electors OF the
1%esryn of SteaJey Heights at an election
called and held IN said Town on the 21st
day Of April 1873; at waie rat sa. e and
said loan authorized by more than three
fifths Of the votes cast at said election:
one Tnousand Dollars $4,000 dated
June nrst. 1915. and bear interest al
saaliy. on the first day OF June. OF each
year and are payable on the hrSt gay
Of June. 1926. With the right of the
day after the first day of June. 1915.
BY paying par and accrued interest
selected by lot and tho holder shall be
notified in the meantime OF the fnten-
ton of the Town to redeem any bond
The bonds. principal and interest. are
payable in gold coin OF the United
States. of the present standard OF
weight and fneness. at the Union Ma
tionai Bank OF clarksburg at clarks-
burg West Virginia
These bonds Will be sold TO the high
ast bidder or bidders 50 as 10 redize
the largest amount for the entire issue
subriitted as herein required and the
Town must have the right to award TO
any bidder any number Of said bonds
TSe bidder must accompany his bid
with certified check. payable to the
order OF the Town OF Stealey Heights
for an equal amount Of h We per +n 9nndom -
'- An bids must be securely sealed and
Acknowledgements FOR SonaS; a atso
time named. - ,,.,.
on the day of sale and must be sseep25 Soa
DAYS thereafter. and the Town shall
have the right to resell any bonds not
accepted and paid for within TINS per.
The couTscii reserves the right to re.
ject any bids. The bids shall be opened
Town a. eight P. NJ. May the 25th. 1915.
Full details touching said loan ta1
rate Indebtedness OF the Town valne
and ali matters pertaining to the sale
of said bonds shall be furnished by the
Mayor or Town Recorder upon apPlica-
ton.
c. T. STEALEY. Mayor.
NJ B. NEWTON. Town Recorder
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Gordon & Kidd
Real Estate & Insurance
10 N. Third ST.
WANTED 70 BUY

az ~rT5re Candy Provision Co. Bel
phone 4o1: Home s. clarksourS w.
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cottage IN Mon
Chestnut street:
Apply to WyEe
Pine Lumber Co.
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Beautiful Home Sites

In Jarvis and Parsons Addi-
ton, Broad Oaks.
We have for sale in this addi-
ton, 10 large lots; 4 fronting on
Buckhannon avenue ad Marshall
street. Prices reasoable. Terms,
one-fourth down, balance one,
two and three years.
This property is just above the
new Golf Addition and is one OF
the best buys in the city. Call
and let us take you out to see this
property, and be convinced of its
real value.
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Extra! Extra!

Extra! Extra!
The biggest bargain
in Harrison county. we
have to offer, for a few
days only, an 8-room,
two-story, frame, slate
roof house in Grasselll;
level lot, 5ox15o feet;
well Of good water; Will
sell for $500 less than
appraised value this
week. Let US show you
this property at once
THE WILSON AND
DENNIS0N co,
Golf Bldg, Ciarksburg.
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WEIGH & Fullerton. druggists,
deliver to all parts of the city.
NOTICE.

Any person or persons having
possession of. or any claim to miss
ing bank book No. 1857 are request
ed to present same to The Lowndes
Savings Bank and Trust Company
or submit to having said book can
celled and a new book issued in lieu
TIE LowNDEs SAVINGS BANK
AN DTRUST COMPANY.
BY Geo. L. Duncan. Treasurer
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WANDERERS Help

Young WOMAN to wait table; also one
FOR general work: $500 per week and
board. McGowaa's Chop House. Pike
street: across from postoffice.
wASTEp-A good white girl for gen
eral housework- Apply at 80 Mil
ford street
WANTED AT oNcEIGood honest girl
<o- General fouseworlS must isno~
how 10 cook: three in family. Apply
to Mrs. Roscoe c. Brown. Sf2 Hickman
street
REQUIRED AT oNcE-In small pri-
rate family here rhe services OF sood
good character and reputation. Com
pensatfon attractive to right person
West Virginia Industrial School for
Bows
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-13
CLEANING AND PRESSING

MY PAY McREe-Pants pressed. 15e'
s1,ft pressed. Zoe: two-piece suit clear.
eJ and pressed Soc: three piece Suls
cleaned and pressed. 800 S luo
Pressing Co. Irwin Bldg. SeR PiiottS
J-oR
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-13

srRAYED OR sToLES-Jersey COW,
with white tail Please send inforTna-
ton to Fesier'S Store. GrasSets
ClarksburE.
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FOR sALE-Lots

dSe3oo 1fStdd Farm lotsg near the big
fa.etor3es at Norwood. are 3or 50 Seie .o ~
Elk Grove Realty CO; R 0Sane 81 1S5oL
and SOL These are the lots 10 ouy
Sor a home or inYeStme1f
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ROOMS AND BOARD
Miscellaneous

wASTED-severai good house to house
canvassers. 10 sell The Royal IRON
ing Cloth Fasteners Good commits
sion paid NJ. r. Geyer. Mawhinney
St. PIttsburE. Pa
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR REST-Beautifr9. large corner
store room. just co1npieted; wei 10
Gated IN Weston: well lighted; su!tao4e
Tor any line OF business. Apply or
write ]. b ConnaI. weston: w Va
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FOR RENT-Houses

1880 ,ox- room ana one six
FOR EeE ssssa---y,snr: an rnodern CONVEX
Soo-n lp5iy TO Miss Bessie Lyon .
1sheS4npr street
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MONEY 20 LOAN

My BE WITHOUT MONEY! ae-
commodate everybody .,ol By i tSasfns
TaIsical Instruments. etc. Jos. jay
JAweier. Waldo Bldg. Fourth street
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FOE ss,.e S@reer $500 month; and hye
ac-,, fiat $1,000 month ApPiy 20
u A c. BreEEan. 81 -. = l-s.S-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-07

ho square near the national palace
Colonel Molejo. q Spaniard hy
birth. but a naturalized Mexican. at
tempted % eXtort $4,000 from ALI
ionso vega. "a prominent merchant
Colonel Figueroa occupied a room
in "a local hotel owned bv a Spaniard
named Gonzalo Balo0ntin. one night
he missed S2.000 from his wallet and
Immediately took the law into his
own hands arresting the owner of
the hotel ana holding him prisoner
until his $4,000 and $4,000 more We're
produced
Captain Aguierre his fr.e1d aided
him in this The hotel proprietor fin
ally made his escape ana the authori-
ties arrested the two officers. Later
Aguierre confessed that he had stolen
the $1,000 from his friend, Colonel
Figueroa.
Several arrests were made here to-
day of persons charged with selling
soldiers of the local garrison ear
tridges loaded with nitro-glycerine in-
stead Of ordinary powder. These per
sons, said TO be Carranza sympathiz-
ers, are TO be executed The nitro
glycerine cartridges are said 10 have
caused number of deaths among the
lapata and villa soldiers whose rifles
exploded when the cartridges We're set
off. The sellers of this ammunition
are 10 be publicly executed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-07
PLAN To ASSIST
MEN WHO WOULD
BECOME FARMERS
Government May Make Il Pos
8ibIe for All Unemployed
Persons to Become Land
Iord8l if They Wish,

Washington. July G-An ntcr-de-
lpartmenta committee named by the
secretary of the interior and Secfe-
tary of Labor Wilson is at work ON
"a plan TO relieve unemployment under
which the federal government would
finance workers desiring 10 take up
farm lands A complete program with
preliminary drafts of necessary leels-
iation is to be framed before congress
meets i'm December to be proposed IN
connection with a rural credits bill
which the administration is expected
to press at that time.
The plan now under consideration
contemplates system Of farm cred
Its operating through the department
of labor which would enable workers
in cangested cities 10 take mp aeflcul-
tural land on government Iecialha-
lion projects. or public lands on easy
payment loans.
President Wilson IN a mesae 70
the last congress regretted tine lmpo,s+--
sibility Of the passage. of q raial circuit
bill at that time and ii has been seh-
orally believed that he viii recon +
mend some action on the subject next
winter.
Inc UIdn I'D duulllOi TO ii.i-l' A'tf
AN auxiliary rural credit system un-
der the control Of the department OF
labor would necessitate amendments
To the reclamation laws and Iahu
laws
THE proposed plan Commissioner
Caminetti of the immigration bureau
said tonight. "would eliminate all
overhead charges as the officers
who would be employed are alreadN
i'm the service of one Of the depart
ments cooperating and under salary
"0ne Of the departments involved
would have representative iu most
counties of the United states. Ihe
postoffice department would certain
lv have one or more employees in eaeh
county, particularly at the county seat
where records of real estate lan@ac-
tions are kept
THE departments would possess eN-
ceptonal opportunities, particularly
the department of agriculture
through their staff and field officers
to examine ana report ON the quality
of land offered for security for loans
determine whether the terms Of loans
are observed: collect interest and att
tend 70 other details
The commission will meet at inter
walls this summer. and it is expected
the plan and the proposed legislation
will be completed by the time con
gress convenes in December.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-07
CONTINUED VICTORIES.
VIENNA REPORTS SAY

Vienna, 1h 6 Cby Wlrcloss TO Lon-
don S.35 y. mo- The Austrian war
depal tWent today gave out The fol-
lowing official statement;
"rhc Russians, who la the second
battle Of Krasnik We're defeated hy
the army OF Archdukc Joseph Ferdl-
nand. are relreatlng In northern
ana northeastern direction pursGed by
The AustrIans who are pressing TO att
uck
The Nusumus on Monday cap
tured the district OF Ciesznnow ana
tho heights north OF Wysnica Under
pressure of our advance the enemy
a reUoatmg on The Nieprz beyond
Tamogrod our booty In this fighting
haH increased to forty-one officers and
1850 men and seventeen machine
gums
"On the Bug river and In east Ga
l'cia the situation Is unchanged
'ou che Hlota Lipa and Dniester
rivers quiet prevails
I'm the Italian theater Fighting tn
the Gorizia district on Monday doycl-
opcd into "A general battle with the att
tack made by the third Italian army
About four hostile corps advanced un-
der the protection OF "a formidable
artillery fire against our front from
the bridge head ut dorlzla to the sea.
The attacks were completely rcpulsed.
The ouCmy suffered terrible losses
Thanks 90 the praiscworthy attitude
or our troops especially the infantry
AN thc positions remained In our
hands, Notwithstanding the numerical
superiority 0t the enemy.
"Ou the middle lsonzu. i'm tho krn
district and the other fronts, there ls
nothing TO- report
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-07
CARRANzA COMMANDER
DEFEATED BY ZAPATA

Mexico City June 80 (by Courier TO
Vera Cruz. July Sd -- Repeated att
tempts 10y forces under the command
of General Pablo Gonzalez TO capture
Mexico City have failed and the troops
under General Zapata and Gonzanez
Garcia claim that the advance of the
Carranza troops has been definitely
checked
Despite these assurances, the gov
eminent archives and treasury funds
have been moved to CuernaVaca ana
special trains and street cars have
been kept in readiness to carry away
the government officials many Of
whom with Provisional President
Francisco Lagoz Chazaro still are liv-
ing at the national palace
A number of wounded soldiers have
teen brought into the hospitals for
treatment.
The outposts Of the convention
forces are now located az Barrientos
on the grand canal, Los Reyes and No
chimilco.
The advance guards of the Carranza
forces penetrated the outskirts of the
capital, liberating 400 prisoners from
the penitentiary and number of po-
litical refugees from the Tacuba jail,
but later We're driven back about
three miles
Business i'm the capital has been
paralyzed since the siege operations
commenced, the fear being expressed
that there would be general looting
Of the city should the constitutional
lists succeed i'm taking IT,
Mobs formed parading the streets
and calling upon the inhabitants to
wit
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-07
nOIT'S TRUNK EIllllED
WITH EXPLOSIVES FOUND

NrN York. luly s. TRUNK con
tanning laf sticks ot dynamite with
fuses attached, was found hy the po-
lice late tonight n a. house at Nl, 3i2
West ThnN eighth street Tine po.
lice s1id that i was sent there by
crank llolt and that Il arrived three
DAYS ago The dynamite Wns packed
I'm gWdust
The trunk was delivered bN q New
York transfer company and the hill
of ladlug WAS nude 0ut ln the nhme
of Frank Holt II was found ON the
top floor Of five-story building
capt Thomus O. Tunuoy of the de-
tcctivr bureau, took charge of the eN-
plusives aud a squad of detectives sur
rounded the house
Reside the dynamite The trunk CON
taincd number OF tin cans, box Of
blasting caps and powder some sui
phurIc acid and matches
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-07
British Forces Capture Ger
man Trenches North Of
YpreS After Typical Warfare
Common on All Fronts,
KAISER EXPECTED TO
MAKE WESTERN DRIVE
ReinforCenentS From GaIiCia
Said to Be Pouring Into
Franceand Belgium for New
Offensive Toward Calais.

tRr MORNING JOURNAL arteihl tsAsan wian
London, July (9,t3 y. ml With
the exception OF certain sectors be-
tween the Nlstulo and the Bug. the
Austre-Gcrman rush into the east
ern war zone seems tO be- losing mo-
mcutum The Russians have braced
themselves ana are holding at most
points along their line. although the
Austrlans NUim continued progress
Ca the northeast of Krasnik and fur
ther east along the river Nieprz. Ia
the nelghborhood of Tarnogrod
This is critical sector so far as
n uorthWard blow al Warsaw e. con
cerned bat II Is evident that the RUS
slams are stffening their resistance
after their long retreat, aud the Brit
ish press for the first time tn weeks.
takes b more cheerful Wow OF the
eastern situation.
Limited Gains Claimed.
It is noteworthy that todays Ber-
liu official communication speaks
only of gain on the northern Poland
'front.' leaving the southeastern field
entirely 20 the Austrians who. Ia their
official statement, emphasize that an
advance IN center between the Wis
tula and the Bug was nude hy Aus
TRANS
The quiet which had prevailed on
the British front In Flanders SO long.
tus been broken by British gain OF
German trenches Go the north OF the
Ypres The advance was made after
typical trench warfare tactics, backed
hy French artillery
This part of the western front still
holds t3 e pni4iion as gus area,
Field Marshal French again recount
ing how the Germans have been bonn
hurding YprCs with gas shells.
Big Western Drive Expected
The last twcnty-four hours have
brought many renewed rumors that
the Germans are planning to launch
q new offensive In the west, their aim
being 10 duplicate their Gallclan tac-
Tics and break through TO Calais at
an costs. Reports to this effect came
almost simultaneously from Zurich
Brussels. Paris and Amsterdam The
London papers give them prominence.
although how much ls guess work and
how much ls based on facts II Is inn
possible Co determine. According %
the Zurich report ten German army
corps who have been recuperating
from the rlgors OF the Galician cam
palgn are now moving westward from
the interior
The latest advicts from General Sir
Ian Hamilton, commander at the Dar-
dancllos, took tho Anglo French OK
peditiou no further forward, but made
plain the rallantry of the British aud
FrmCh troops, who are fighilnE uudor
almost nnsumounIable difficulties.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-07
Man Who Shot j. Pierpont
Morgan Is Found Dead in
Jail and Nobody Seems to
Know How Ii Happened.
SEVERAL CLAIM TO
HAVE HEARD EXPLOSION
Opinion Prevails That Prisoner
Climbed Through 0pe0I0g
at Top Of Cell and Plunged
to Court Below,

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-07
Tentative Draft of Document
Not at ANT Satisfactory to
Administration, Is AM
n0unCement Made,
TOO MANY CONDITIONS
IMPOSED BY KAISER
Officials Are Guarded in Their
Statements but Il Is Known
That Situation Is Far From
Being Cleared Up,

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""s.U,H WI July ''t lu'uS n'S
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poSals ln l7elf p'es'H' l"ln,
VIII Wait Formal Reply
The draft was shown tO Amhassa-
dor Gerard with the idea of cltcitng
from him an expression Of opinion,
ana re promptly asked for instruc-
lious from WASHINGTON as To whether
the United states could make cnuucs-
slons. President Wilson has been adj
vscd of the situation u several long
messages sent % his summer resi-
dpncc al Cornish N H and the im-
preston obtained tonight from relia-
Die quarters was that the American
government probably would Instruct
its ambassador within day or two
To decline 10 express any view unul
after the formal reply is delivered TO
him
just what Germany proposed has
not mceu officially diNuleed Secre-
tarv Lansing toniy took tho position
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-07
Sir Ian Hamilton Reports Off
fiCuItieS Under Which Land
Ing Was Made in PENN
SuIa,
LACK OF AMMUNITION
CAUSED DISAPPOINTMENT
Turks Regarded Positions as.
Impossible Of Capture, but.
They Were Taken in Gallant.
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ueeh ct'i"llcieu I'D olnet 'iIiclal aus,
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,he 'onclusloh allef Witnessing t1e
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,ailu LOT ,resses ti'l III Woulo require
tle WIio'' Oh ms SlrehEul 20 'naNle
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-07
WEATHER. FORECAST.

Washington July 6-New Mex
leo Generally fair Wednesday.
cooler east section Fair Thurs
day.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-07

Blackmail has been INDUCED ih uN
so many officers lately that the MN,
tary authorities executed ColoIei
Francisco Martinez Mollejo, Colonel
Julian Figueroa and Captain frah-
cisco Aguierre today In an effort 10
stop the practice The men were exc
cuted before great crowd in the pun
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-01-05
WHEN AUTOS FAIL.

A farmer was recently arguing
with a French chauffeur who had
slackened up at an inn regarding the
merits of the horse and the motor
car.
"Give me a 'orse," remarked the
farmer; "them travelling bishops is
too uncertain fer my likin'."
"Eet is prejudice, my friend" the
chauffeur replied, "you Engleesh are
behind re times; you will think deef-
erent some day."
Behind the times be blowed p
came the retort; "p'raps mex time
the Proosians are around Paris and
you have to git your dinner off a
steak from the hind wheel of a motor
you Frenchmen'll wish you wasn't SO
bloomin' well up to date."-New
York Sun.