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The Washington times., 1915-12-17
BulgarS on Border of
Greece Show No Plan
For Present Invasion

SAI.DNIKI Dec. T.-BulEarian troops
continue to hold their lines about two
miles from the Greek frontier and show
10 intention Of CROSSING. according to
dispatches received her" today.
Anglo French military officers. how
ever. believe that an invasion hN either
l%llCarS or Germans will begin within
a few days.
In withdrawinG Greek troops from
saloniEi. General M"Srh0pYI!os sent =
curmal notice to General Sarrail de-
claring: Tie Hellenic army has been
ordered to retire for the purpose of
lcavin. the ground free for the bel
ligerent armies.
LONDON. Dec. li.-Thc official an
nounCement Of General Smith-Dorrien's
now command in east Africa. combined
Witl NHriuhS reports t'hdln" to c"rrnnn-
rnt,. Tin, belief that an atthCi ON Egypt
and tho Sucz canal will be the next
Blc.v the German Headquarters staff will
seek 10 deliver, receives serious ronsld-
Grafton w
Of tho world war furnish q Fascinating
study. Sir Horace Smith Dnrr'eN'S ap-
pontmrnt SuCGC"lS. in tho words II the
Westminster Gazette, thHt '';hc. rora-
tiOns IL East Africa ar" dCStlncd TO
take on n moro iMnortan: character
than they have hitherto possessed. y
Nj'h III" on"rati%n: in nc .>aherun
practically romDloH'd, German East
y
| colony 10 lie SuhduCd, and its DOsSc SSlOn
| win hr 4 VaNalhU asset to the British
| HwnirC. cspcCaIIr India
| Germany is Understood to possess a
| force Of about 1000 whites at her dis
| posHl there. and she has not hCSitatcd
| to arm large numbers of the native
| populations which numbers lOuu,"u|.
| The British forces in East Africa in
| tn" early stages OF the war consisted
! only ot two battalIans of tn" King 5
| African Rifles matiVe trOopsl, some
| 3Wl native polio" in British East Africa
| and Uganda. and some small wnljc
ICVics These were rc-CnforCCd later by
| Indian troops.
| The German and British forces Lave
| come INTO contact on various occasions,
the two most important results remE
| the la'luro OF British attack oIi III"
| German port Of TanGa and the BRITISH
| c;Iturc OI RukOna. IN" chief GCrmnI'
| nre" on Lake Victoria y ana. NU.h-
| m- uI til" nature OF an attempt to ru1-
| uI"r ,irrmau Fast Africa. which IS ono
| and - hair times the SlH" Ot German,
| has llthorlu h"Cn attempted, hul Ihr
| "Upululm"ul ct = general ut tho lam"
! Oi SIR tl0rHCr Smith-l -lIeTricu loads "a
tn" expectation that a coup OF this kind
Is now IN preparation.
The Washington times., 1915-12-17
Republic in China Is
Called PeriIOuS Luxury
Shanghai Editor Explains Reasons for Changing Its
Form of Government-Declares Japan Is Ready
to Crush CHR to Death.

China voted the qualifications OF tho
voters being clearly defined In the law.
Although the referendum Is a recent eX-
pertinent In western countries. China
has made a splendid beginning. and the
voice of the people has been recorded as
never before.
There will be, no trouble in China un-
less Japan desires It. The Chinese peo-
than to force. They have reasoned 1t
Is better to give up a sham republic and
establish a constitutional monarchy.
They don't wish to call dog a
canine.
The recent rebel attack on a training
cruiser at Shanghai does not indicate
the people view the change with dis
favor but the fact that the reh"I'
were driven away almost Immediately
is conclusive proof the public was
against their plans.
China's Own Business.
Even in ordinary times there are per
sons who never hesitate to make trouble
in order to profit thereby. Their agents
are found in certain food afflicted dis
triCts trying to enlist support OF home
less men. They possess money, sup
piled in many cases by friends in Japan
who have Interior motives and who are
ready to bring followers to help make
trouble. Recent reports of the naval
incident at shanghai point Enthusiastically
to JapanS interest.
Japan's action in interfering in China s
domestic affairs by rendering advice
that China postpone tho monarchlcsl
movement was in reality intended to
bring abou: the very disturbance she
pTofessed anxiety to prevent. nth
Ja pan intervencd everything in china
was peaceful.
The question Of the form OF govern
ment is China own business 50 long as
order is maintained. If Japan keeps
her hands off, everything in China Will
go smoothly.
The Washington times., 1915-12-17
WAR TRAINING FOR
HIGH SCHOOL CADETS
Competitive Wall Scaling, Tar
get Practice, and Week End
Camps introduced.
(Continued from First PaEe.N

tn" range at Congress Heights, and the
series OF preliminary matches and semi
school competition to be held at Winth-
rop Heights, May g. on the range OF the
Marine Corps. The use OF this range
already has been offered by Captain
The Washington times., 1915-12-17

Wang Shi Young, "A Shanghai newspa-
per editor. wrote the following for the
United Press today, explaining the rea-
sons for the change OF government in
China. He arrived in the United States
from China only a few days ago.
BY WANG SHI YOUNG.
President Yuan Shih Kai has recently
been unfairly criticised in connection
with the monarchical movement. The
change was urged by large majority
of the intelligent Chinese, who desired
to strengthen their national govern
memt. foreseeing the impermanence of
the sham republic.
The restoration of peace and stable
government in China have been largely
due to the strong personality of the man
now at the head of the government.
Good citizens feared that the passitG (
away of Yuan might also mean disap-
pearancc of settled government
Having the United States as pro-
tector. Mexico could AFFORD the grad
ual development of her republican form
of administration by civil war. assa SSH
nation. and other violent methods, with
out fear OF foreign intervention. But
China. whose neighbor. Japan. is ever
ready to crush out her life before she
can grow strong enough TO detend her-
self. cannot indulge in this political lux
urN. ] Ms - the lWpelNnR reason pe-
hind the movement for a governmental
change.
Matter Left To the People.
Yuan Shih Kai left the matter to the
people. They were given a right to ex
press their opinion by referendum.
Tho decision was for restoration of a
monarchical government. which. how
ever will be strictly constitutional in
stead of despotic as formerly.
II is not claimed that every man In
The Washington times., 1915-12-17
AUSTR|ANS PUSH
MONTENEGRO LINES
continued from First Page.

continued from First PaerD
ward and there is every indication that
the attack on the Anglo French forces
north OF Saloniki is about to begin.
AdviCes from Geneva today said that
Italian troops landed in Albania are
not moving forward to the relief of the
Serbs. but have enCamped near the
Adriatir coast.
The Washington times., 1915-12-17
GERMANY Builds Canal.

RERTIN Dec. y cbv wireless to Say
Vile, y. Nl.--Construction Of another
INK in the German canal system has
been begun. The new cana! is to CON
meet. the Ehcin and RWhr rivers. in
Westphalia. 1t will run from Hernc TO
Ruhr. and will he Of suf-
ships.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-05
WILL OPEN SOON
New Quarter Savings Bank Building a.
Sixteenth and Market Streets
Almost Completed.

II was learned yesterday from one
Of the directors. that the Quarter Saw.
ings Bank building at Sixteenth and
Market streets. will soon be finished
and that 1t will open for business be
fore July is. The contractors are put.
ting the finishing touches to the inter.
Tor and will finish. probably. within
the next week.
This bank will be one OF the finest
In the city. and marks the southwark
trend OF business houses. II was start
ed. originally by the J. r. Dudley Con
tracing company. but with the death
OF Mr.. Dudley. construction work was
held up for a time. and this in turn
held up the final work on the build.
ing.
This building IL constructed OF re.
inforced concrete. steel and brick II
occupies the site of the old Senate
hotel. The site was originally sold 10
Mr.. John Coleman. who in turn sold II
to the Quarter Savings Bank. a cor.
poration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-05

herd COLLEGE. 70 erect t.s.Ooo cOrmi
terry.
" Va. Miller Bros
have plans By Thomas Shimp for
sehcoi o. Ash avenue. 1Ax3< feet. CO
nent block ccnstruction. slate roof
not air heat.
W. Va Shenandoah Junction -
rsoerd o. Education % Charles Town
oAstrisl Charles Town. will erect q
school
Va. Charleston - Wocdrum
tone outn,iing CO. Let contract TO C.
W hcNulfy. Huntington. W. Va. tc
erect s-story building: reinforced with
steel. cost. sss.ooo
" Va. PsrkersburE-Poorh house
Wood county Lot contract 70 Joe lille
I Iarkersburs. 10 erect poorhouse, i.OS
% feet. ordinary conftruction: slate
roof. wood roors. vapor steam neat
storage battery lighting system: cost
$4,000. Theo. T. Sansbury, archl
teet. Citizens Bank building. Park
ersburg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-05
SLUMP NOTED IN CONTRACTING
CIRCLES IN PAST FEW DAYS.
euiidine inspector Fshey's Report for
June Shows Considerable Aetieity
on Repair Work

For the week ending Friday. Build
Ing Inspector John J. Fahey granted
eleven building permits. This Is de-
elded slump over former weeks. ana
leads contractors 10 believe that tor
the remainder OF the year very little
new building will be done. In his re-
port for the month OF June Ispector
Fahey reports one permit issued for a
new brick structure 20 cost 5000: ~
permits for repair TO brick buildings
10 cost T.746: permits for new WOOD
structure 10 cost 1885. and IS 10 re-
paid wood buildings 90 cost s4.307.
The permits for the past week were:
Mrs. shriver. Market near 9th street.
repairs. G. W. Orr. contractor.
Newton Taylor. 10 Merritt street.
Groom residence. $3.50. Alex Arm
strong. contractor.
Mrs. l.. z. Elliott. s2l National road.
alterations.
Jos. Hasenauer. 10000 Market
street. store front. Gates Building Co.
contractors.
Greer & Lalng. 1901 Main street. re-
modelling building. s. Nssbitt. contrac-
tor.
A. S. List. garage. foot OF "a Main
street. s. Nesbltt, contractor.
Howard Lane. 261S Jacob street. 4
roomed addition. Wheeling Planning
Mil company. contractors.
Il Wendell Bros. 10 l4th street, re-
pairs. Kleives Lumber company. con-
tractors.
2 Curtis Rice. Twentieth and Market
streets; repairs. j. w. Beltz 4 sons.
contractors.
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must ee counted and weighed aur,nr
July.
I-sris Hughes spent Thursday IN
Wheeling
Miss Georgia WEIGH spent Thursday
who came home from ohio Wednesday
evening.
Miss Mabel Rhosdos returned wcdnes-
ter, Mrs Florence Burton. OF near
Mcilsburg.
Mrs. J. " Bsrnhart Is improving AZ
ter a severe illness.
Mrs. Lilue Gorby and daughters Helen
and Virginia. % Martins Ferry. arr
so nding several days with relatives IN
Floyd Miller returned 10 his home IN
Washington. Pa. "Wednesday after a
visit With his grandparent.
Mrs. sadie Drum has returned from n
visit With her sister. Mrs Rena Alley
~ MeynesburE. and r. visiting her sister
Albert kichcy was a business caller IN
, Wheelins Thursday
Mrs. Roy Strtrkiin - visiting her
sTsndpArehts. Mr.. and AIRS. A J. Porter
Pour men IN an automobile PASSED
through Dallas Thursday from Hoard
Tree. looking for a hors, that had been
stolen from there. The horse was seen
roinE towards Roncy'E Point "wednesday
The heavy rains % the past few dsvs
caught many farmers with hay down
The clover hay viii likely spoil unless
me weather changes at once
outings planned BY auto owners FOR
/ the fourth will likely b. nipped in ths
bud n the present weather continues.
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TO LET CONTRACT
Bids VIII Be Asked for Rebuilding Of
Scottish Rite Cathedral with
In Few Days.

Within the next few days. bids will
be asked and the contract awarded .oT
the rebuilding OF the Scottish Rite
Cathedral on Byron street The plans
for the building have long been drawn
and furnished TO the trustees with
specifications. A mortgage has been
Med covering the estimated expense
OF the new building.
From present Indications. the Did
ding on the building will be very keen,
owing 10 the fact that so little build
ing Is being done. When completed
the Scottish Rite building will be one
OF the finest structures in the city,
and the finest Masonic building In the
state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-05
MAJORSYILLE

MAJORSNiLLE. W. Va. July a.
G. &. Archer was n business visitor
at Wheeling Thursday.
Clarence Barnhart. OF Golden, was
calling on his sister. Mrs. Frank Cun-
bingham. Wednesday.
W w Campbell was n business
caller At Cameron. Thursday.
Frank Durbin. OF near Wind Ridge.
who was seriously IN. Is improving
Mrs. Emma Laubensheimer. OF c..
lumbus. O.. returned to her home FIJI
day. after a pleasant visit with her re-
latives here. she was accompanied by
her youngest sister. Miss nellie Ched-
ester.
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Hillberry. OF near
Golden. were calling on friends on
bloomfield Ridge. Monday. Mr.. HUI
berry reports. killing II copperhehd
snakes in the past few weeks. while
cultiyating the fields near their home.
Mrs. Mary Mahen and children. OF
Washington. who are spending a fort
night with Mrs Mahen's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Richey. was the guests or
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Richey. Monday and
Tuesday.
Miss Leota Steele spent Wednesday
afternoon with her cousin. Mrs. Bessie
Richey.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Steele entertain
ed Wednesday evening at dinner. Rev.
and Mrs. Dunbar. OF Pleasant Valley,
Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Cunningham and little
son and daughter. returned Friday
from a visit with Mrs. Barnhart. OF
Golden.
Mrs. Daisy Garrison. of Moundsville.
is spending a few days with her par
ents az Golden.
Mrs. Barnhart. OF Golden. who mas
been most seriously III is slightly inn
proved
Frank Cunningham was n busines.
visitor at Cameron. Thursday.
p. Chichester was a business caller
at Roney's Point and Wheeling. Fri.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Frye returned
Sunday from a pleasant visit with
friends at Washington, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jones and family
OF Wider, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Elizabeth Archer.
The recent rains have added very
materially TO the potato and ccrn
crops. A few farmers are cutting hay.
part OF the wheat fields viii be
ready 10 cut by Monday.
Canning late cherries and raspber.
rtes is the order Of the day.
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LITTI4ETOH

LITTl.ETON, W. Va. July s-Mr.
scott noust OF Pennington. spent sun
cay with friends In town.
are visiting friends in PsrtsrsburS
Mrs. NJ ceushiin and daughter LII
AR Pete Hsnd.rson OF ciarksnurr
spent Sunday with his family OF this
Mr. ana Mrs Joe Jonifee hav. return
"a "a TO Clsrkshnrg after q short visit with
Mr.; Ed Mathew was shopping IN
Wheeling Monday
Miss Martha Joliiffee has returned
20 her home In Clarksburg after n short
visit with relatives in town
no airs Charles MSyt returned 70 her
~, ,ne IN MonnasNile TUESDAY after =
AIRS. James Strosnider
AR. Henry Menkemeller L. a business
visitor IN wheeling for a few days.
NJ. A. George was a business visitor
In Warrington. Tuesday.
Miss Laura Baldwin OF Moundsville
IL VISITING friends here for q few days.
Mrs, owen slider was shopping IN
Wheeling Wednesday
Mrs. Samuel Poe aud daughter Gene
Mrs. Clemon Yeater and two child
ren are Visiting tho formers parents
at silver Nm FOR few DAYS,
Ayntil visited friends in Warrington.
"a MusEroNe OF Pittsburgh. Is
visiting his parents here for a few
Messrs. Rosel Shoitz Harry MuSrrove
are business visitors In Pittsburgh FOR
few days.
Mr. and Mrs John odea denar,es
Thursday for san Francisco CaiIfCr-
MIA. where they viii attend tho fair.
Mr.. odea being the nrst trick operator
% this place. Il taking his hfteen davs
vacation '
Mr.. Richard Clarkson was a business
Ni.iior ln Warrington Thursday
Messrs. William Lemley and RAY
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WEST VIRGINIA
BUILDING NOTES
HENRY scrmuLeAcH WILL
ERECT FINE HorEL AT
FAiRMoNr.
LAST Week she~. Increased Activity
N Line of construetion

W Va. Berkeley sprinss-Aieran-
Ger Mcneil. representing Pittsburgh
capitalists. IL reported 20 have ac-
CURED site and To erect hotel: coat
about 100000.
". Va. Fairmont-Henry schmui.
bach. wheeling. " Va. will erect
store and hotel building: lower aoor
Tor stores: upper hOors for i0O-roon
hotel; cost $4,000
W. Va. Roche Bruner
Building Co. Cincinnati. o.. general
contractor for high school. let sub
contracts as follows: Roofing and
sheet metal. PIN Kroner: structural
steel. Case Crane A Engineering Co. I.
miscellaneous iron and ash HOSTS. Co
lumbus Min A. Mine Supply Co: flag
pole. y. o. Nelson Manufacturing Co.
all Of Columbus. o.: marble and slate.
Cassini Mosaic a Tile Co: suspended
ceilings. Berger Manufacturing Co. /:
un-clad doors. J. n. Shields. glazing.
Vim. Glenny Glass Co. all OF Cinein-
natl. o.: cut stone work. Thompson 4
Sandy Stone Co.. plastering. Fred VIII.
helm: mill work. Cullen 4 Vaughn
Co; hardware. ]. b. Schroeder Co. /:
painting. J. Simon a Co: excavating
and concrete work by general con.
tractors: plans by F. L. Packard. 70
lumbus. o.: call for fireproof struct-
ure to cost $4,000.
W. Va. Beckley-Ewart Realty Co.
Incorporated. acquired site on Main
street, and will erect two business
buildings. two stories. brick: let con.
tract for excavating to Croser & Free
man.
W. Va, Huntington-Centra Realty
20. viii improve building az Fourth
avenue and Tenth street: freproof;
glass roof. tile floor. heating and light.
ing Installed. change location Of ele-
yators: cost. $1,000: V. T. Ritter. arch.
itect. Huntington; begins construc-
ton July 70.
W. Va. Shepherdstown - State
Hoard OF Control. Charleston, author
lied T. c. Miller. president OF shep-
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wEsr vInorxIA PArrrrs.

As rerorted by n. E Dunlap. patent
lawyer OF Wheeling, W. Va. the Pat-
ent OFFICE records show the recent Is
sue o. the following patents to West
Nirginia inventors; Josef +. Bronosky.
Mlnden. wrench. creed g.. Frum as
signur % cne-fourth % D. w ARuew
tlarksburH. passengcr-eNit register:
William Dillingham;. Littieton. folding
crate; Louis y. Hess. assiEno 20 Hess
Dustless Mining Machine Co. Ansted
mining machine. Charlie =. Hit Look
out. blower-hood and fastening therefor:
Robert l.. Teford. LeWisburG. fastener
for drawers. etc: Victor =. Neasey. Mt.
Hope. portable track-measurer. John q.
Blair and y. l. Freudenberger. Charles
ner and F. O'Toole. Gary. mining-mA-
chins. Frank L. Miller assignOr to y
T. Callahan. Parkersburg. rotort door Sc
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lies that here IL something en-
tirely different" The vestibule
opens into the central hallway. al
one side OF which Is the stately
Colonial stairway with It's impos-
ing newell post, prim balustrade
and austere settle Opposite the
stairway opens a cloak closet Of
unusual dimensions. Wide French
doors admit. on the right to the
living room. on the left to the
dining room. The living room
extends the fun lepth OF the
house. being 14x24 feet. The pre-
dominant features OF this room
are the wide. old fashioned Ere
place, the two built-in book cases
in the corners with their oueer
little diamond panes and the two
French doors Of unusual width
opening upon the broad piazza.
lON22 feet This section is entire
" separated from the rest Of the
house
On the opposite side ~ the hall.
way f. the dining room 14xf3 feet
Beside a china closet built on the
conventional old.fsshioned lines a
swinging door leads 20 large
pantry. while straight ahead an.
other door goes into tho Kitchen.
equipped with twentieth century
convenience and provided like.
wise with a GOOD store closet The.
kitchen opens into rear entry
which r. part Of the central hail.
way. but cut o1 from o. by door
From this entry ono may pass out
upon rear platform or down the
basement stairs
Then central hallway L. 70 be
found on the second story. but lu
abbreviated form on one aide
are two bedrooms. 13sx96 xfg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-05

There IL no more pleasing
structure to-day than an old Colo
NAL mansion In = good state OF
preservation. The house here
with presented retains all the best
or this old-tlme style OF architec-
ture. while introducing many re-
hnements and convenience. TO
which our ancestors were stran-
gers. The roof sloping toward the
street. the small-paned windows
with their solid board shutters,
the severely plain square PANEL.
led columns on portico and piazza.
the heavy glass door. the wide
central hallway extending from
front to back OF the house. all are
reminiscent OF the days when
men lived I'm a grander way"
The exterior may be developed
In stucco or shingles. as prefer
red. Either IL In perfect keeping.
and which shall be decided upon
IL merely a matter % choice.
From the moment that one enters
the spacious vestibule. one real
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DALLAS

v,fs AA f.,,'san fsi S isls oS' :;
gium trss ane as hlrt .vsry
and required medical attention ~ pr. 4.
her BID for several days and h ss,tlng
Alons very nicely Al present
Master Landon Woodruff. VINO was IN
iured ~ "a fan from his tricycls. 10 re-
GOVERNS very niCsly. His father re-
moved Two 81 me stitches from ths arm
Nr. and AIRS. ?. , simpson ard son.
Lonnie. spent SUNDAY with their daugh-
ter In Claysvtiie.
There VAL b. no celebration here the
M. and Mr. jacob Loush returned %
neil home az 81 Clair-Nille o. sun
Gay. after a visit here Th,rr we've &C
com panied home b. Misscs Lcnora and
The P.onie which Was 20 b. given by
the N. ~ sunday school the 1rd % Jay
has been postponcd.
Msr.sre, cLeish,on spent sunday with
Miss Anna Talbert returned Monday
from q long visit With relatives la ONO
Wayne strtekiin has returned from =
yisit With his- uncle. James Archer. of
Mrs. Mary kimmins entertained the
following guests this week Miss Jennie
Morris. q Cisysvilis, ana Mr.. ana Ms
claysville.
Hili. spent "Wednesday night with AIRS
w A patttson
DWight Oldham returned 20 his hom-
al Trisdelphia Thursday. after a weeks
Visit With his grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. 8. oldham
Mrs. Z. r. Rhoades was q business
caller AZ Roney's Point THURSDAY.
A little daughter OF AIR ard Mrs John
Hughes has been very ~ OF infantile
trouble
Mr.. sam Oldham = engaged IN build
ing new garage for VIII Cuiley
MI Hiram Crawford was la Elm GroN
Thursday looking after business mat.
terr.
T. J simpson - hauling Sand from
Wheeling creek Tor his barn which M
II having remodeled BY r. l. Howard
John Miller received the pure white
NyaSdotte eggs from Ontario. Canada
this week, which he hsd ordered.
Y. J.. ktmmins. Postmaster. received
word that ail mail on the n y. II. route
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on the other two more. each I4Hii
feet, all lighted on two sides and
each with a good-sized closet.
Here are also the bathroom and
linen closet The front part OF
the hallway has been partitioned
on TO form a sewing room. the en-.
tire front OF which consists OF a
large group window. Closet
room has not been overlooked
here. either. This would make
an ideal smoking room or den IL
preferred. A maids bedroom
and an unfinished storeroom are
on the third story
Arrangements have been made
with the architects to furnish
estimated cost Of construction or
any other information desired re.
garding the house illustrated.
They also invite our readers 20
make suggestions for plans
which they would like illustrated
In the future Please address
all correspondence 70 Ashley
and Peterson. Springfield. Mass.
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ELEVEN BUILDING PERMITS
ISSUED DURING PAST WEEK

curing mechanism. Pterrer J. Pnquet
salem. glas--drawing apparatus. Wflber
p Hunter. Morgzntown. article OF man
ufacture
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The following IL from an
itemized report OF Building In
spector Fahey for the fiscal
year ending June 30:
1C1a