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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-09
EVERYTHING MADE In E. PASO TO BE SHOWN
To
COST 100000
Will Be Built on Montezuma
and Prospect; New Bun.
galows to Be Built.

Work started during the present week
on the new $4,000 apartment house
4 that Victor Carusso is to erect at Mon
! tezuma and Prospect avenue. The new
| building will embody the very latest
( ideas in apartment house construction
and appointments and viii add ma
teriaIIy to that portion of the city.
The plans, which were drawn by
/ frost & frost. call for a. two story
| pressed brick building embracing eight
| apartments of four and five rooms each.
In the basement will be laundry, heat
/ ing equipment and janitOr's quarters.
and in the rear will be garages. The
building will be 65X120 feet in dimen-
siOns and will occupy a plat OF ground
! 11Ox12O feet V. E. Ware is the con-
/ tractor.
The Phoenix-EI Paso Building com
> pany. is completing the alterations and
bchanges at the HOman sanitarium in
Government Hill
Two Residences Sold
Leaveu & Sherman during the past
week sold to F. z. Maxwell five room
bungalow on Grant avenue between Ma
pie and Rosewood streets for $4,000. The
bungalow occupies two lots This firm
also sold to the Alamo Heights com
pany a five room residence at 116S
North Stanton street for r. F. GOering
for $4,000. The house occupies two lots
To Build More Sidewalks.
The contract has been let to Nick II.
Carson for the building Of 500 feet OF
sidewalks and curbs in Manhattan
Heights by the Manhattan Heights
company. The company has also let the
contract and work is starting on two
bungalows on Grant avenue, each TO
cost $500. The company recently set
out 800 century plants bordering blocks
q and 80. which are located near the
center Of the Manhattan Heights add1-
ton. The plants are set 10 feet apart
around the two blocks just inside the
sidewalk line
Plans Japanese Bungalow.
Plans have been drawn for a Japan
csc bungalow to be built by NJ P. Car
lock on lots 80 and 81. block Is. Man
haitian Heights. The dwelling, one OF
the first of its kind in Ell Paso, will
cost about $4,000.
A sewer line is now being extended
into Manhattan Heights in the alley
along the west side of Elm street. The
work is nearing completion
Sell MOrnIuEside Heights Bungalow.
sold to r. E Ezell a five room bunga-
low located on lots Z and 8, in block
49, MOrningside addition. The consid-
Grafton was $4,000.
The company has also started the con-
struCtiou Of a two story business block.
on the northwest corner Of West San
Antonio and Chihuahua streets. The
building. which is being put UP as an
investment. will cost about 100000
4. G. Perry is having built a seven
room bungalow at the corner Of Mckin-
ley and Byron streets. The house VIII
cost S650O-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-09


which are used to force water eleva-
lions. will also be shown. Besides the
pump in operation number, OF other
sizes of pumps will be exhibited. The
firm handles an extended line of hard
ware but the pumps and boxes are the
only Made in FL PasO' goods that are
manufactured at this time.
Tennis rackets that are strung in FL
Paso viii be shown by the Tennis
Racket shop. Besides many styles OF
rackets the different grades Of gut that
are used in stringing the rackets will
be shown
BIueing that is made here will be
exhibited by the Anaya Manufacturing
company at its display in the White
An exhibition of vermiceIli will be
shown by J. Ponce This exhibit viii
be located in the White House win
dOws.
Lace curtains q nursery quilt and
other examples Of fine needle work
win be displayed in the White House
windows by Mrs. H. NJ Whitfield.
Os-ApIe BrOOms.
BrOOms, made in FL Paso from ma
terials obtained in this vicinity, viii
be shown by the Osaple Broom com
pany. Besides the brOOms, samples OF
the raw material entering into their
manufa cture will be shown.
Made in FL Paso" furniture polish
viii be exhibited by the OptimO Man
ufacturing company.
Many designs of hand painted china
ware viii be shown by Mrs. Grace Cow
herd. Her exhibit will be located in the
White House windows.
A variety of manufactured iewelry.
including rings, brooches and bars, will
be shown by the W. T. HtXSOn Co. the
pioneer jewelry concern Of FL PasO.
Besides manufacturing and supplying a
large city trade this firm advertises
Ell PasO throughout the southwest by
a large CatalOE.
Local Linament.
Bishops Reliable linament" will be
exhibited by j. p. Bishop in front OF
the main entrance of the White House.
This product is made here and has n
general sale throughout thet city and
valley.
Hamilton Rayner will have his II
pound Chihuahua dog on exhibition.
Fine suits and overcoats Made in
FL Paso' will be shown by Fischbein
Bros. This is one of the firms that has
established headquarters here on &C
count of the disturbed conditions in
Mexico. The finished product is done
in FL Paso.
Various sweeping compounds will be
exhibited by the Pass City Products
company.
HoffecIzer to show Glass.
store front construction. art glass
and mirrors will be shown i'm the T.
w. HoffeClSer exhibit. Besides this
samples of wall finish in bath rooms.
shown. Much of the glass used in
building the exhibit booths was sup
piled by the HOffecker company.
A patented in I'll PasO rake will be
shown by j. A. Bozarth. This display
vii be made in the window Of the
White House.
Bottles of the various brands OF beer
VIII be shown in the exhibit of the FL
Paso Brewing company. This exhibit
viii be seen in the White House Win
dCWS
Fine canned fruits VIII make up the
exhibit of the Bowman company. This
hrm has its. headquarters at Tsleta
and IS eng8Eed i'm canning the best Of
the valley fruits.
Globe" and Cream of Wheat flour
VIII be shown i'm the exhibit of the
Globe Mills. This display will be made
IN the White House windows. while ON
the mezzanine floor Of the store a dem
onsJration of the flours viii be held
Many goods made from the flour viii
be on exhibition
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-09

Look ut the label. II the can is
branded Dic6sie, You may be sure the
contents-fruits or veCetables-are
perfeCt-Advertise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-09

Athey CIOth-iiRed weather strip keeps
out the cold. BGthbUn-Mix Co.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-09
Made in FL PnsO Pumu

a Made i'm EI PaEo" centrifugal
pump. pumping a heavy head of water,
viii be the feature of the Krakauer.
York & Moye exhibit. The pump wiz
be connected with a tank and viii pump
the water into another large tank. from
which il viii flow back to the first tank
to be repUmpcd. ScuffinE boxes which
are manufactured by the firm and
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-06
LAS AU1ORIDADFS VILlISTAS
ORDENAROh Ia EjECUCION
De TRES hEXICANOS


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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-06
Sc ESPER4 QUE TENGA L.
GAR. .......
Eieue de Ia pasiaa 4.

P0r 0tra partr. Ia proXimiiad de
varioS RirlroS h. furrZaS vllllStaS
harcn que las grntcS de- "SaS p0-
h!aci0ncS wien m c~0nStanto zoz0-
bra esperanto que los combatrS :"
v~rfiflurn de- IN dla 4 Giro.
De fluent. rlrrta =" sab" an" hoy
llr"aron a l.ampalnS VarIaS !lrr-
zaS cdr"dnriSla> lur 4 a r~rf"rzar
Ia ~2:,arniriGn dr "Sa plaza. para
ii rvrntn dr que las tr0paS Willis
las nar 80 r~nrurntr"n IN Ia ila-
rirnia i" San PatrIrin ayanr"n So
hr" ga ?oblacl6n.
I.l~ mrnriunadaS furrzaS viiIiSIaS
,Tur. como die on IN Il" mis- IN
irrinr"S irlrgramaS, icrrutarOn rn
San patriira 4 los r~arranriStaS.
cStau n mando de- Pedro Srpiiv"-
la ' han rncihi.i0 n~uinrroSoS re-
furrI1S Dr0r"IcntcS dr MOurl0Va.
E.S;n has" SupOnrr que muy prom
Ia inIirar;in 81 avanrr S0br" IN
plaza ru"volr0nrSa. 1 fin de- r0r'ar
a communication "ntr" Nu"vo La
redo Y Monterrey. para ~" en- ca
- Il" que !a> iurr2aS vil.i>taS que
.$taban romhati"ndO en- Villa de
1 p-.io qto,,r.r in |.1rt'Yl .irl F.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-06
Isabel NarGarita ORpETX.
FL. AMOR IN FL IiPON.
tienr De Ia Pagina ,

IT, ra>tl@o SuS padres q >uS macs
troS. i aim r>tan en- Fl colr=io.
Con lanta> difiruitad"s. no Is
rar" Iur >ufran muchoS de>rn=a-
nos. y - muy raro que trrminrn
nicn las romantira> rclarionr~ que
rmpj"1an rn 81 c%olegio. pucS. Ia ma
yoria. los padres las trrminan.
f. muy raro que los noviOS So
fugun 81 Fl JapGn. aunfue no de-
hia ser a>i: pero los aIciaria tanto
lie 81 p0>ici6n social Y les darfa
IAN mala reputation 4 Ia pareia.
que >rrian completament" irSpre-
ciado~: 10 ruaI ALI. scria una YER
gu"nHa muy granie. pueS IA OPT
Mon plIhlIca rigr mas rl Si>tcma
social i~l Lap@n que todoS los po-
ihercS.
En- Il pcrioio fHudal cran fire.
cueut"> l"> raptoS. pucS 10 Sc
permItia 4 prr>onaS de- diSiinta ella
Sc r0Rtrarr matrimOnio; por 10 que
rusarSe era Ia Unira seduction GUAM
In t>t0> - rnamorahan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-06
LOS REFUGliDOS DE LAREDO
TEXAS.
vIene de Ia paglna I.

por IA mucrte del gran Estadista
meXieano que SupO colocar a Su
en- I'm Iugar distinguidO en-
el concerto de las nacioneS civil
lizadaS y haceTSe acreador a Ia ad-
miraci6n del mundo entero.
La nOticia De Ia muerte del
general biaz cause profnnda sem
SaciGn entire los numnrosos MEM
bros De Ia colonia mcxirana resi-
denies IN eSta ciudad. MuchoS de
elloS So Pusieron IN creSp6n ne
gro en- el brazo en- Senal de luto,
OtraS muchaS SeHOritas de las
principales familias iejaron de asis
tir a Ia serenata que semanaria-
mente Sc verifca IN ia Plaza de San
AguStin, por respeto tan,bien a Ia
memoria del ilustre de%saparecido
Ell CORRESpONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-06
LOS DOLORES Y IA TEMPE
RtTURi.

Al conSidrrar Ia icoria H. sue Ia
r0pa ohSrura 81 - fina. O. mas
frrSra que Ia blanca, hay que adml-
iir que la Lection de- los anlma!rs'
So complira ron los dolores que
protcgcn.
rs una vnrlad que 81 color d" los
animalcS no CSta aIIn rdtcrmlnado,
Srgtln 81 tcmprramcnio: prro tam
biGn - vrrdad. que Ia apToXIma-
ri6n Il Ia invisible. Srria lnutll 81
furSe Fl rcSulladO del SuIrlmIcnlo
del ralor o del frio: 81 del color ami
nal depcndieSc que 50 achlcharra
al sol o So helasc.
En- los trdpicOS son raroS los
animaleS hlancoS pOrluc no hay
NADIA blanrO: Sc pucde Sacar tam
biin una ley de Ia humanldad, que
ps negra o irigucHa en- cl Ecuador.
Y va blanIurando Segun va Sirnh"
mas alta Ia laillud, haSta los rs
quimales, aunque dStoS han Sldo
erhad0S hacia ALI y atln no eSlah
ajustadoS a aQucllas re@lon"S.
81 %pudi6ramOS usar r0Fa Imper-
meable, seria Ia blanca Ia mas
fresca: pueS es la que mejor Fet!eJa
los rayoS SolareS. Como nueStFa TO
pa eS transparente, hay que IL
jarSe en- 10 que entra a trareS de
ella y 10 que sale. Una sombrIlla
blanca. forrada de verde, es el Ideal
Ell los tr6picos. 10 cual es clentI-
fico, que Ia luz que refleja e. blan
co 10 abSorve el verde: de modO
que Ia combination de dolores IS
mejor que cada uno Separado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-06
E HULTIHILLONARIO MORGAN
IA QUfDADO COHPLETAhfH
TE FUERA De PELICRO

GLEN COVE. Julio 5.-El mul-
'~timilI0nari0 americana !. p. Nor
"an, Ine 81 Sibado de- In semana
paSaAa ftr hrridn p0r Frank Holt
al salir d. Su Residential vrranieGa
IN asta riuiad. :" ~rnru"ntra fnrra
do prli2ro. srgin i"r!arari"n dc los
mcdiroS que Ia ati"ndrn.
pnrantr Il dia 81 rnfrrm" tuvn
una temperature normal, sin que
ninIIn0S SintcmaS dc r"mpIirarI"n
:" p~rcSentaran. Fin ramhio Su lie
riior 80 "nrucntra rada vrZ rn poor
rSiah0 de Saluh: pu"S Su icm"nria
irS mas noiabl" rada dia.
81 iehiIidad cS tan @randc que
'ruandn SI ~carrcIrro IA" 4 In zelda
4 I"vHniarl0. Holt aprnaS pItS0 sos
irn"rSr Scniad0. II SII SallIi con
iinia cmprorando - prohabl" qu"
M nucda aSiStir al iurado 81 MIR
coles prIyim0, ' que 81 iurZ - yea
"hIIgad0 a pr0rr0gar Ia fr.ha pa
RI Ii vista del iu;rio.
Est" promote SCR sensational par
In Srrir he inri,lrntrS que 0rurrri"
ron Y hay gran rurioSihad p"r CO.
uOrrr los vrrdadrr0S movies QUE
guiarOu nj professor trXanO para In
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-06
VIAJE AL FkENTE Del COM-
BATE
Wac Dc ia PS4iaa :.
BATE

bic, reduciia a principles exactoS'
Las gentes del Mediodia, con sus ha-
bitos caballerescos Y su individuali-
dad arrogante Y p0mposa, va no cuen-
tan para NADIA I'll r. munGn. Las raZas
del Norte d0minaR con imP=rt" Also
lutte, y 10 que antes fu+ FL "arte lie
Ia guerra, IS decir. Lucha libre. inse-
niosa. gallarda y alberta, So ha cen
vertido en- "ci-ncia," eSto rs, dIScI-
pima, ~seque,lad. Suppression individual
V rigOr. Los combatIenteS de hoy,
pelean de continuo contra un enemi-
go invisible y con medi0s sObrehu-
manos ' ciegos. Los soldadOs perma
necen hun,lidos debajo de terra, sin
saber d0nGe estan nj 4 qIe nora ven
dra Ell enemigo. Tn cuerpo de ejer-
eito. es IN conjunto de hOmbres au-
tomatico ' rudo como un mecaniS-
mo. Y las armaS de guerra son
monstruos brutales de acero y de
fuego. substanciaS explosives, gases
asfixiantes = buques submarines que
Sc acercan sin ser vistos, hieren en-
IL sombra Y huyen en- s~iiencio-
Pero ia mas angustioSO al atrave-
sar estos campoS de Francia Que han
soporyado el peso de tantaS matanzaS'
es yer que de NADIA han serTldo Z los
hombres los eiempIOs SangrlentoS de
los siglos paSadoS. EstoS antagon!S-
mos absurdos que dividen Z las ma
clones en- guerra, o mmiedadeS
c~rueles y barharas que paSaran fatal
mente, como hasta el punto
de que nadie sc acuerta de elias, las
tempestades entire hugonotes y cato
fees. V entire BorboneS y entire Aus
turianos. Aun no hace IN Slglo, MI
chalet escribia: la guerra de las
puerras. el combate de los combates,
Is Dor e~xcelencia Ia lucia secular
entire Francia e ~Inglaterra; 10 demai
es tan solo epiSodico. \. sin en-
barge, ;que dirian los que dieron ST.
sangre Y 10 mejor de 81 vida impul-
sados pOr este c0Rvencimlento de
rencor immortal. 81 vieran que mucho
antes &c que pasaran Glen amos, tan
solo Glen amos, csc odic que Parecia
natural. cast inStintivo y por 10 me
nos eterno, Sc ha convertible en- cola
boraci6n fiel Y unanime. y que los
enemigos implacableS de IN dia lu-
chan hoy como hermanos contra enc
migo comun? :ES cue IL historic hu-
mana debe conSistir fatalmente Ell
una sola y unica carniceria. diSfraza-
da sucesivamente bajo a nombre de
idealeS aitisimos que al Gael u de
fensores Sc desvanecen con elloS?
Una vez inmoladoS los martlres, 5por
que sus ideales no triunfan? ! 81
los ideales sc van con SuS victlmas,
de que Sirye inmolarSe por ellos e:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-06
REMEDIOS PARA F.. INSOMNIA.

Cuando FL insomnia Is causado
por mucho trabaio o cxtenuaci6n
nervioSa. hay dos remedies Senci-
Hos. y que hacen efecto: uno de
rlloS e. trner los pies c~alientes:
col6dueioS Sobre una bolsa de aqua
c~aliente. que ~cOnServara el calor
durante algunaS h0raS. e. otro es
aun mas Sencillo: quiteSe Ia almo-
hada. acueSteSe boca abajo, Sobre
FL est6mago. con las manoS cruza-
daS baio la frente. para sostener
la cabeza; este produce suehO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-06
CRONICA DE- ii0DA
Wine de Ia Pa4iTa t

rara bajn II ala. II f"irn era de
irrrp.. Genrgsita azul. y ri INFERIOR
IL crepe: rosa. remaiado a Ia "rilIa
ron una ang0Sta rinfa de irrclo-
prln negro. Ora S0mbriiia nneVa
IL f0rma arampanada - ii" scala
.pirga.ia. IN an hianr" mariiirtiH,
ron fi-cos .ie rirStal. H. t2iai Tor
ma. afro m0t~ln iambi~n dr -r'la
blanca. llrva flrr0S .ir ~alaharh"S,
$ un0 ,tr Se,ia amarila. irrnlha con
rurntaS Be- ambar.
En- IN r~rrlenlr r>trrn" IN 81 IA
!aiS ROYAL al=unaS Il" laS mas In
las ariiSlaS ir Paris, hIrI"F"n Sl
apaririGn rn faliaS malak"f y go
rios ]dirrrtnrio. Vile. SpIn"Ih lucia
nm pvrrinSn y~r>tiio ,ir tatri;In "S-
mrralda ' tai. Nile. lyonn" PrIn-
temps lIryaba mn unN!>imo iraI" ii"
.Doyja. mndrlu Marta. II Armand.
muv brew. In arampanaia !ai'ia.
.aSi roniIo 81 rorpiH0, y e>ca>o 81
..lo .lr iul. Nile. Marguerite Deval.
a brlliSima ar:riI II" tom" parir
IN una representation dada rn =!
t.haf-au flannel a h-nrfIri" IL los
.oliad"S hrri,i">. V.>tia nm taiii"ur
.~..ufraI,- limos milit1rrs
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-06

Asaltado por tan duras cuestioneS.
reflexiro l~ector, he sentido un mo-
mento Ia tentaciUn De recabar e. con
sejo de Mr. Barnard, que segula M
pasibfe . mi lado en- 81 actitud CO.
rrectisima Y muda. Pero ne temido
que este iIustre Y elegante colega
~volyeria mis- propias dudas contra mi,
come las fiechaS famosaS de Cora-
donga. repitiendome con puntuahdad
exuuisita mis- ,compicadas pregunt2S.
De esta suerte he decidido delar 10
meditation en- suspense, tanto por Ia
imposibilidad te6rica de reSOlverla CO.
mo porQue nueStra ~caravana, atrave-
sando como IN haz lie rayos las ca
lies desiertas de CorbIe, !ha 4 parar-
Sc de pronto en- las afueras de n po-
blaci6n, junto . II falda de IN otero
oreado Y barrido deliciOSamente por
Ia freSca briSa de Ia tarde. e. prin-
cipe d'.Arenberg ' e comandante,
nuestroS guiaS. han descendldo del
coche que abria Ia Marcia de Ia cara
yana. Los demaS hemoS bajado tam
bien de los autos. cubiertoS de polvo
V sin saber II causa De este raro
descenso en- d~espoblado.
EntonceS el principe d'Arenberg
ha dicho: "Vamos = v~iSitar, SenoreS,
una de las mas curioSas inStalaclones
s~uerreras. Sc trata NADIA menos que
de IN campamento de aereoplanoS,
-encargados lie bombardear y descu,
brir cortinuamente las lineaS alema'
mas entire ArraS Y Peronne.' Dicien'
do este. ha comenzado = andar POI
un angosto Sendero alberto Al Iadc
del canine. NoSotroS les hemos Sc
guido en- silencio. llevando delante L
fiqura protectora V Solemne del Sc
nador Masonico. Habia una paz ven
turosa V tranquila en- ell modo como
ibamos avanzando por 81 eStrecht
sendero. e. air" leve de Ia tard,
traia rastro lie perfumes SilvestreS
Y asi ~marchando en- sosiego, sin sobr'
saltos nj prisaS, hemos llegado q |;
cumbre de Ia suave colina, donde no:
aguarda5a el eSpectaculo admirable
Y cast fabuloso, que contare otrt
dia.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-02
Lewis COUNTY
news EVENTS !
REREP0RTED
Te!egran's Correspondent at
Weston Records Happen
ings of That Section.

WESTON, Dec. 2.-The death q.
Mrs. West, the wife Of Albert West,
OF Vadis, took place q day or two ago
She had been Ill for number oI
weeks. The husband IL vel knowsin,
here, being engaged for years as E
blacksmith at various points In the
county.
Local people are showing more
than their ordinary interest in foot.
ball, since the West Virginia Univer.
sity's victory over Wesleyan lie now
generally regarded as having been
largely due to the. good playing OF
Russell Bailey. a Weston boy. ~
Jane Lew high school folk, as well
as the people down there are elated
over their basketball triumph over
Weston < Ass - q u u . Il asts, ~ i- 4.
Samuel, the aged lumber dealer
is very Ill at his home here. Others
who are regarded as dangerously Ill
are Mrs. Martin Mclaughlin and Mrs.
John ]. Williams. z
There are a number Of cases of
diphtheria in the city and there have
been more than exist attpresent, The
health officials and the local praacti-
tioners have worked together very
commendably toward stamping II out
and itffsanow said to besunder COT
troll.
DR.. A. y. Woofter was called to Or
lando Tuesday to see Laban Currence,
the venerable father of the we'll
known Clarksburg jeweler Of that
name Mr.. Cutrence Is reported to
be in very critical condition.
December 70 has been named as
the date for the formal dedication of
the new Baptist church, and Pastor
Taylor, of the Clarksburg church of
that denomination Is to of1iciate, with
the Rev. e. ]. Woofter, D. D., Of Sa-
lem, assisting him.
Zane Ellis, who broke his arm a
couple of weeks ago, Is able to resume
work at Kane's hardware store.
Miss Edith Newton, OF Clarksburg,
Is a guest OF Mrs. Paul Zobrist.
Miss Grace Whitesel, who is EN-.
ployedsin the office OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company at Clarks-
burg, was here to spend Sunday with
her parents. She will leave next
week to accompany her sister. Mrs.
W. J.. Wilson, to Eustis, Fla, to
spend the winter.
Pastor Scott, Of the United Breth-
rem church, announces that he will
begin a series Of special revival meet
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-02

with which to cancel present one and I
give party the only, one. VIII pay good
Interest. Must raisei the money ht9 once.
Address by letter only .,Confid entiain IN
care OF tss Telegram once.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-02

FOR REST.-Nicely furnished rooms with
\ every convenience: two short blocks from
postofice. 100 West Pike street, Bell
phone 89o-J. q
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-02

For RENT-In fanny Of two, one nicely
Furnished up to date front room, CEN,
H trally located, use Of bath and phone.
Call Bell phone zsS.R, or apply ut 514
Preston street:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-02

FOR RENr-ro man and wife, one well
furnished. large front room. on first
floor, with privilege Of light housekeep.
ing !. all modern conveniences. Bell phone
N 1861, or call at 44e Lee street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-02

bright boys to sell the
Daily Telegram on streets each alters
noon; hltstiersl can make from 25c to 81 90
after school hours. Apply at Telegram
office,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-02

FOR SALE OR RENT-A new brick house
with six rooms bath, and all modern
conyeniences, including electric lights
son to w. H. Cole, GIG West Pike street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-02

FOR sALE--araxwell Roadster, 1915 Model,
Electric lights and starter; extra seat
covers; everything in first class condi-
ton VIII sell at big bargain, &c sold ut
phone ~ II. or write BOX No. ~ Clidflsss
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-02

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
{ hight housekeeping. hot and cold water,
use.of bath and telephone. Apply at 81
Clay street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-02

FOR sALE-One single transfer wagons
/. medium size, good rs new, and newly
painted. Cost 800, will sell ut a bargain.i
II ApplStHt Rooms1, Fordyce Bldg, or ads
dress Box 22s. ,ciarksburg. W. Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-02

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, central location. APP
ply at 1877 First street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-02

FOR SALE-Bran new house and lot, with
well Of water. in Industrial. For infor-
nation see W. D. Morgret, mt Post &
Young Meat Market, 102 West Main st.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-02
FOR SALL--nouses

HOUSES rooms. hall, bath, large cell
lar, slate roof. porches; located in Glen
Elk No. .; handy to employment: 1.
firms manufacturing and jobbine goods !.
800 employees; property increasing IN
value. Make gooa income property and
pays a good rental. f. T.. Wilson, Bell
phone 500.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-02

FOR sALE-Bronae Tens 500 each; pul.
lets $500, pedigree stock. Registered
Shetland Mare pony 800. For particu-
lar. address Irissa Bartlett, West Mil
ford, W. Va. {, I :
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-02

FOR sRENT-one large. nice we'll fur
nished front bed room, three minutes
walk from Empire bank, use Of bath
Chestnut street, or call Bell phone s01-M
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-02

FOR SALE-A q H. P. twin, double seat,
Indian Motorcycle 1915 model: fully
equipped with electric horn and lights;
also.a spedomster; only been used couple
monthr and Is In No. condition. Price
$3.50. Address Motorcycle" 2. o. Box
500 ClarksburG.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-02

wANTEDAalrl to walt, taple, good pay
and board. Apply to NicGowan's Chop
House, opposite postoffice.