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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20
GOLD AND SILVER
We Buy
PAWN TICKETS

Diamonds. Watches, Jewelry, Old Colo
ana silver. Highest cash price. IL
business strictly confidential. Writ,
us. and one OF our representatives, vii
call Address
Richmond Purchasing Syndicate,
Box 9S2.
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FOR SALE-HorSes.

FOR sale. Two nice horses. suitable for
any purpose. city broke. will hitch
In any harness to suit buyer. Main
street Market. II. T.. Winston, 2lOl
West Main. boulevard 600 and sol.
FOR sale. one pair Virginia raised
mares. one extra good mule out of
tho hardest kind OF work. Phone Mad
ison 1896. 39i6 williamsburg Avenue.
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FOR S5LE-Animals.
FOR SALE. HORSES. MARES. MULES,
AT CRULL'S STABLES. Is SOUTH
TENTH STREET.

stock right out Of the f hardest find
OF work can md them at our stables
from 500 pounds to 1850 pounds. Price.
sl25 per odo pair up. and horses and mares
.s5 a head up. This ISIS stock p" Is ali Hin in
good condition. and will be sold under
tull guarantees II not as represented
FOR sale. at D., J. sulllvan's stable.
mules, ages from to 8 Years, these
mules mules are all sound and good workers,
single or double. Special attention
fa5ed n 20 one big farm am mare weight
driving horses and mares.
FOR saie-Having no further use for
~ mules. we will sell them Mt big
bargain; l pan pair will weigh 1850 pounds.
pair will weigh 2,4oo pounds Price.
s SSEG; pair sdnd yEnEs old weigh 1000
Ppee s2s pair ne eSeap Gry mules far
weigh 1000 pounds. Also pair mule
for $50. Buy now and save high war
call and see this Stock before buying.
They are all in fine condition. Can be
seen at Cranes Southern Transfer
Half square from Main street Station.
No connection with any other stable.
MULES. HORSES ATD MARES FOR
PAIR mules and years old. weigh
mules weighing 1900 pounds. 0 and 10
years old. price s225; pair mules Weigh
ing 1000 pounds, and 9 years old
horses and mares. and one extra good
driving mare. suitable for lady; two
double sets harness, two dump wagons
one double truck. This stock is right
out OF hard work and must be sold for
the want of use Written guarantee
given with each purchase. Can be seen
Mt All North Fifth Street.
FOR HIRE FOR HIRE. FOR HIRE
WE have carloads of mules that have
been working on the county roads
on same, and We will hire ono load. or
all of them, for Il period OF from so
days to IL months. For particulars,
address ]. p. Hudson's Sons Co, 104G
East Main Street. Louisville. Ky.
CHEAP, a 7-months- old pointer. c 212,
care Times-D Dispatch.
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tt.-.AhS.

yenns "reh Tissaaif sSy "a, T nis rss
ns u,,T;o q West Gary street GEORGE
year OF his age He was tho son OF
Hohsrt Edgar, Bruce and the late Anna
MS father, Koberi Edgar Bruce rtu his Is
brothers. Robert Edgar. .Ir Payson
i:ceye. John Goodall. Charles Corbin
Hester Bcverley and Harriet Ciarissa
Bruce. all OF this city
sAT til? fpaSr" MS yi nS from the h1mse
lntcrment Hollywood
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at tho residence Of
hsr parents 23l9 East BROAD street,
RIA FLETCHER. in the fifteenth year
OF her age. She leaves 10 mourn their
loss father, mother. I'VE brothers and
s,! 'Hpsr2l A fr9% s! dTas,rieks Gnlrgh
lhtermcnt in Mount Calvary.
Mo,NCURE;-Dicd., March i9. 1915 at
aM ntcHA SGssH M TbiG fs1se be %Ia
d's so 81 " e L. and ,he i MSne VIE
Einia a. Moncure. OF Stafford County,
Funeral at J.. NJ, SUNDAY. March
Fl. q, Aluia Creek Church, STAFFORD
Washington rnd Baltimore papers
please copy
March IS. 1915, SAMUEL SEYM6RE
SHELLEY. a former resident OF Rich
n,ond. in the sixty-n!nth year OF his
age His remains will arrive At Byrd
street Station at 2:i5 J.. NJ to-day
fntcrmcnt in family section in Holly
wood Cemetery. His friends and ac-
nuaintances and those OF his sister
Mrs. Daniel Murphy. are respectfully
invited TO attend.
VOOLFOLK Died, ut tho Bnptist
Home. Friday. March 10, 1915, at G 30
o'clock l. NJ. MRS. MAMIE L. WOOL
Voolfolk. in the eighticth year OF her
age
The funeral Will be held from Grove
Avenue baptist Church on SUNDAY
AETEENOON at 3:"0 o'clock.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Al.ESMEN wanted to sell Evapo- Re-
triEcrator and milk bottle coolers.
VIII preserve milk. buttcr. other food
stunts without ice: only water from by
drant or we'll: no chemicals. Ivapo-
ncfrigcrator Co. l05-A East Main
Street. Richmond
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SHOES.

CUT RATE SHOES.
FAMILY shoes at rock bottom pricea
Empire Shoe Company. 6O4 West
Broad Street
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ICE. COAL AND WOOD

OLD. perfectly dry wood may be scarce.
I have about 200 cords oak and pine
blocks strictly hrst-class. Must sell
this month to make room for new wood.
Phone order or come ard see H. Best
II. o. NJ. splint slack for furnace, SO
ton. Long. the Wood Man.
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WANTED,-Room and Board.

BRIGHT and attractive room on 1900
block, West Grace. In private family
with board. convenient to bath and
telephone. Home comforts. b 80. care
Times Dispatch.
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FOR sALE-Household Goods

ANTIQUE combination bookcase ane
desk for sale; also carved rosewood
Nardrobe. Phone boulevard 1O2S-W
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work in every part
OF the United States. Re one: earn
Sl5 TO 800 per week, with expenses
paid; travel over the world Write to-
day Tor full information. Fidelity Sc
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HELP wANTED-Male and Female

WANIED, railway mall and postal
clerks: examinations soon over
1000 appointments yearly; prepare at
home. Write for plan No. r., OF pay
tneEt after appointment. Philadelphia
bisiness College. Civil Service Dept.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SALESMEN and solicitors wanted.
with reference. General Gas and
Electric Co. 20S North Fifth Street.
See Mr.. Goodman
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To the creditors of WALTER w. BRY-
ANT, lR., of Richmond. in tho County
OF licnrico. and district nforcsa Id
Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on tho
10th day of March. 4. D. 1915. the said
WALTER w. BRYANT. JR.. was duly
adiudcatcd bankrupt. and that the
first meeting Of his creditors Will
be held in my Office. Rooms 500 and 500
mond. Va, on the 29TH DAY OF
MARCH. a. d. 1915. at 10 o'clock in
e meW attend h nroy I'M. fSe me SAID
appoint II trustee. examine the bank
rupt, and transact such other business
as may properly como before said meet
ing.
-HOS. II. SNEAD,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
March 10 lNlh
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Mrt1ulon0 giules-pisputrb
sIxTY-FIFTH YEAR.
ADMITTEDLY
THE BEST MEDIUM IN
THE SOUTH FOR CLASS
IFIED ADVERTISING.

TELEPHONE YOUR WANTS TO
THE TIMES. DISPATCH
RANDOLPH RANDOLPH
WANT AID. RATES.
DAILY one cent n word when paid In ad-
vance. No nd. taken for less than 10 oents-
SUNDAY. one and one half cents a word for
oil classified ads. except Situations Want
cd ut ono cent a word No ud. tuken for
less thun Is cents.
NO ADS. taken for less than as cents whom
charged or phorlsd In. Phoned orders not
guaranteed. Classincatiors Hot gusran-
tecd after p n
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BY POLLARD g. BAGBY,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

THREE STORY EMIDETA Fl L D
BRICK DWELLING, KNOWN AS No
100 EAST LEIGH STREET.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WORKMAN PEATROSS
Engineering and Surveying
County Phone. Hanover Vh
FOR sale, one grocery store. fish and
oysters. wood and coal. fresh meats
Alb North Fifth Street. Randolph 1866.
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Bargain Offered

$4,000 reduction. West Grace street,
near Madison. owner must sacrifice
this valuable property BE quick and
grasp this rare opportunity.
" w. BOWIE & son INC
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MONEY WANTED.

WANTED. to borrow $1,000 on 1 ant
years time: ample security. l. 16l
care Times Dispatch.
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IN MOVIE LAND.


l;EN. Broad at Seventh.
&C Day and Might. Except on Special
~, Feature Days.
pAT--"IUDORA." IN THE TWEEN
" Million Dollar Mystery. Tho
l'hantom on the Hearth" K-B feature.
The Broken Glass kritcrion feature.
,,.obniy Tramp" Reliance. featuring
CONF G-wATCH FOR THE MUTUAL
Master Pictures
MH ,,,<d.a SLAVE GIRL" RE.
Friendship" iriterion. two reels Key
stono comedy. Hotel dc Hobo" kri-
terion comedy.
VIRGINIA. I'll East Broad
&c Day and Night. Except on Special
Feature Days.
O-DAS--"rHE TRAP DOOR," IN
two parts episode No. of tho girl
detective scries). Postponed" Conn
cdyl. featuring wally Van.
MONDAY-'THE ONLY WAY OUT"
in three parts. why Billings Was
Late, comedy.
VICTOR. Broad at Eighth.
TO-DAY-"wIIAT 4 WOMAN WILL
DO" Gour part feature ana comedy.
AY-"ENpI.OITS Or EI.AINE.,.'
No. ~. After the Storm" tBiograph
spccinl. comcdyl.
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HELP svANTED-Female.

WANTED. lady to take charge of coun-
try home. with small children. Ref
crehces exchanged. Address ". Il. Lee,
cluster Springs. Va.
RELIABLE white woman to nurse small
children In pleasant town in the
lower valley. Address n 4l5. caro-
Times Dispatch. or phone Randolph
WANTED. several lady canvassers to
sell high grade articles from house
10 house. Good proposition to right
parties. Address a 400. care Times
Dispatch.
WANTED. seamstresa for our altcra-
Brothers.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
Auctionccrs.

SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
planning MILL. MANUFACTURING
SITE At HIGHLAND PARK. ON
RAILWAY WITHIN THE CORPO-
RATE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, INCLUDING MACHIN-
ERi. FIXTURES, RIGHTS AND AP-
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Funeral at 2 l.. NJ, SUNDAY, March
-. a; Auuia Creek Church, Stafford
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Funeral from st. Patrick's Church
ihtermcnt in Mount Calvary
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AUTOMOBILES.

COMMERCIAL bodies in stock to fit
any Ford chassis. Several styles to
select from Lowest prices. a Myers
sons 1Sl East Cary street.
WE have n few more nrst-class used
S-pa ssenger automobile for sale
cheap. The very thing for jitney
busses. Look EN- over at ia West
i'io"u.
OAKLAND roadster, in excellent con-
dition, runs and looks like new A
chance to get classy roadster cheap.
need the cash. Randolph 2202-J.
FORGET your automobile tire trouble.
] can eiiminatc blowouts, rimcuts and
Va. Eastern distributor for the Max
o-Tire, Virginia and North Carolina.
Roy G. BoXley. Bumpass. Va.
1914 Ford runahout in perfect condI-
ton: good paint and extra quiet mo-
tor. Tires all good. $3.50. Phone MadI-
son 37i6
I have jitnev buses that are netting
me SIS daily clear money. Route es-
iablishcd: good cars. VIII sell, as I
am In need of money. Price, $500
Your money back in 3 months. A 407,
care Times Dispatch.
BEST automobile painting and repair
ing done by r. II. Boshers Sons, l5
South Ninth Street.
AUTOMOBILE springs made and re-
paired BY r. H. Bosher's Sons, 10
South Ninth Street.
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FOR SALE-Far1ns

County farm, $50 acres. best
red lands, 80 bottoms. we'll wat.rcd:
fine stock farm; good dwelling: . miles
high school. on public road. $4,000 FOR
quick sale. Easy terms. H. II. Mes
Forest Depot, Va.
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S | | 900

West Grace Street. east OF Monroe
a Broom. detached. heated. brick
home. Large lot. This is way below
value. and will be sold quick No in
formation over phone.
RCFFtN Il SLOAN,
TrAVclcrS' HnildInr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AT stud-Touch Me. by The Comr,oner-
Touch Not, full brother to Great
Britain. one Of the largest winners on
the ,arf in 1911. Also lmr. Duke of
Kendall Fee, $3.50. No Insurance.
Ellerslie Stock Farm. David DUNLOP,
proprietor. Petersburg. Va.
1. hereby notify r. T. Hill that a piece
of property was bought at Henrico
court sale standing in the name OF r.
T. Hill. Please appear and redeem said
WOOD. il. +. D. 30. s. "'''S James T.
TIL; Artlectra plays your PLAYER plano
while you dance: send your name
and address to Lee Ferguson Plano
Co. II? East Broad. and YOU will re-
ccivc free through mail book Of com
pletc information.
YOUR Sunday dinner Will be complete
your. 2OOl Venablc. Madison 1850.
FOR finest automobile carriage and
wagon painting and repniring, no to
street
FOR finest automobile carriage and
wagon painting and repairing, go to
r. IL. Boshcr'S Sons, ) South Ninth
NOTICE-LcgaI
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
In the matter of No. 1901.
WALTER W. BRYANT, -
Bankrupt bankruptcy.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
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FOR SALE-Rcal Estate.

FOX sale. modern. S-room brick
dwelling In the West End: an un-
msual bargain: Address Is 81. care
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BY j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.
lib Main.
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NOTICE-LcgaI

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA..
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FOX sale. beautiful lot In Barton
,iieiehts, fruit and Shad. trees plant
Gu, desirable location. Address - 314.
care Times Dispatch
2i0 acres good land. Now house. near
Suuolk. on main road and railway
station Sl2 per acre. Apply 1T once.
ID. q. Wilson, II No. >, Suffolk Va
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TRUSTEES AUCTION az SALE
VALUABLE STOCK FARM NEAr
EEHHGMt;A; IN AMELIA COUNTY. VA,
CONTAINING 500 ACRES MORE: 81.
hESS; WITH LARGE: HANDSOME
ABLE IMPROVEMENTS.
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REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR rent. nice Groom house. with
large lot; nice place for garden SIS
month. 3204 Wcst clay Street Adj
dress L. care Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20

In the matter of No. 1901.
WALTER w. BRYANT,
JR., IN
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-19
AS A WOMAN SEES 1T
. lcopyright. Eyening Main Syndicate. Inc.
By RaETA catLDE DoRR.


The federal Washington
Federation
schools should enthusiastically
the Pacific exhibits
Will be taught the communities
aSy esh and clinic held under the the Chicago
School OF
Medical Journal would indicate that the
about children OF
examined
seriously defective
thing
the sick children notified
slightest
defective vision reported but
upon Yet the dues might be that
adenods child
complete school education His
world of fierce competition pitably mt
Parents know do
first toward children
them In health Once
health childs
week will be baby Intelligent parents
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-19
YE OLD TRAVELLING MEN
Listen to What Brother Rellkampl
Has to Sny About Merry.
Worth.
Takes Nerr.worth s,,uth to aFortify
Ills System Against Hog, Hon.
iny and Cottonseed Oil.-

Hero is now endorsement of Nerv-
Worth from travelling man. u. J.
Bellkamph. that forms one of the most
remarkable tributes ever paid to q
medicine. No reader can afford to
miss word Of 1t. 1t was given al
Marietta few days ago:
II have one special reason for maxi
ing this statement that Is to put the
people wise to a good thing. For 20
years have been q travelling sales
man. selling country stores in several
southern states. was up against all
kinds of conditions and the most dis
agreeable places to eat. where every
thing was cooked in grease.
For Ave years l have been q
chronic dyspeptic, SO grouchy l never
smiled except while talking with my
customers. had periodical head.
aches and constant feeling OF weari.
ness and nervousness. ] became dis
Outraged, quit my job and came north
on protracted visit, thinking the
change would provo beneficial.
Just after coming here bought Q
bottle Of Nery-Worth from Mr.. Rich.
ardson (Nerv-Worth distributor al
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-19
LIQUOR
Can Still Be Brought into State
tor Personal Use Accord
ing to Littlepage.

CHARLESTON. Dec, 1s.---Judge
Littlepage daily is in receipt OF many
letters asking II tho Injunction grant
ed by him recently enJoining the rail-
roads from carrying liquors into the
state means that no liquors can be
brought In for personal use.
According TO Judge Litucpage the
injunction does not restrain anyone
from bringing liquors In when they
are intended for the personal use OF
the one transporting them, but that
no moro liquor may be brought in
than is specified by the laws OF pro-
hibltion governing such matters.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-19
STIFF FINGERS
Are Shown by Dr.. Cushing's
Research to Be Really
Hereditary.

BOSTON. Mass, Dec. 1s.-In the
proceedings Of the national academy
Of sciences for December. DR.. Cush-
ing of the Harvard Medical School
and Peter Bent hospital, Moston. an
nounces to the academy some results
that he has found in studying the
heredity Of "stiff fingers,- type OF
congental ma1formation Of the hands
or feet, known as "symphalangism. !"
He has studied the history OF FAM
lily which migrated from Scotland to
Virginia in 1900 and has found that
f"stiff fingers" are hereditary with
the regularity which Is expected In
certain traits. y
OF the moro than 800 descendants
|iof the Scotch emigrants about twenty
ifve per cent had "atiffs fingers. ]" In
families In which neither parent was
affected the children were not AFFECT
Led. Inefamilies In which one parent,
either mother or father, was AFFECT
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Marletta). took 1t all, felt much bet
ter. bought another bottle and now,
having taken the second bottle am
so much improved that l am going
south again and so back to work with
three bottles Of Nerv-Worth to forti-
~ my system against hog. hominy
and cottonseed oil.
(signed) "E. j. BBLLKAAiPTT."
Marietta. o.. Dec. 10, 1915.
This wonderful nerve tonic is solo
at Burke's Drug Store. Sec the dem.
onstrator. talk with him. get Free
Sample Dose. Every bottle guaran.
teed to get results In less than one
week or money Observation-Disclosures
ment.
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IN MEM0R.|AM

The Grim Reaper has again invaded
our community and laid low one OF our
most highly esteemed citizens in the
person of Guy c. Wilkinson, who de-
parted this life on Saturday, December
the 18th at his home in Bridgeport. To
those who knew the deceased, 1t seems
unreal to say that he has gone on that
long journey whence no traveller ever
returns; for only while ago he was
In the bloom Of manhood, handsome of
physique, commanding Of stature and
effulgent with the joy of living. But
when we see, with tear-dimmed eyes,
the vacant chair in the family circle
and the new-made mound on the hill,
then we realize the solemn truth that
Guy Is no more.
Consoling should be the assurance,
however, that while we have seen his
mortal remains lowered into the grave,
his spirit has returned to Him who
gave gave 1t, to join those who have
gone on before and to await the coming
OF those left behind. Here Is the
thought as beautifully expressed by
the poet:
Life is real. life is earnest,
And the grave is not It's goal,
Dust thout art, to dust returnest'
Was not spoken OF the soul"
II there Is an unchartcd realm where
departed souls slumber in quiet and
blissful repose-a condition we must
admit-then Guy Is at rest today, for
he was ready to meet the final sum-
mons. While he was receiving treat
ment in Baltimore hospital during
his last illness, he wrote to his devoted
mother saying: Don't worry, mother,
whichever way the tide turns I'm pre-
pared" Thank God for that sublime
message and the comfort 1t now holds
for Guys parents and friends.
Guy Wilkinson. was man in the
fullest sense Of the word-honest, up
right, sympathetic, and charitable. He
was esteemed and admired by all who
knew him, and what more fitting re-
ward has virtue! The needy and dis.
tressed never applied to him in vain
and many are the times we have seen
him extend the hand Of charity to
aid the unfortunate and relieve the suf-
ferlng. In trying to console the bereft
mother. we said to her: "The fact
that you reared a son with the sterling
qualities that Guy possessed ought to
compensate, In a measure at least, fol-
the deep sorrow wrought by his I'M
timely passing" And surely the
knowledge that he lived life OF use
fulness to mankind, though denied the
full span Of three score years and ten,
will ever be recollection comforting
alike to his family and to his friends.
Guy has crossed the bar and the
whole country side mourns with the
bereayed family; but let us becalm
ourselves, for
ITO live in hearts We leave behind
Is not to die"
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-19
RINGS BELL WITH CHIN.

BERLIN. Wis, Dee. 1s.-Aftcr be-
Ing bound and gagged and knocked
with mop handle. WELD
ed by a thief who ransncked the house
and obtained 1870. Miss Anna Boolt,r
managed to get on her feet after re-
gaining consciousness md summon
other members Of the family by plac-
ing her chin over tho ropc OF the din
nor boil and ringing the bell.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-19
LOSES An EYE.

LAwRlSNcEBuRG. Ind. DEG. IA
burr on tho end of n cows tail do
stroyed the sight of one rye of john
W. Egge. Jr, son of Mr. and Mrs
John W. Eggc, of York township Egge
was milking the COW w,sn she switch
ed her tail and the burr struck him
on the eyeball. injuring tho ball SO
badly that the eye was removed by n
specialist.
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FIFTY CENTS A sLAr.

ST. CLOUD. Mimi. Dec. 1s.-FIft,
cents was all the damage sustained
by c. NJ. Miller. of Wardena. because
o. f. Fuller slapped his face. accord.
Ing to the verdict OF jury. Miller
was employed in real estate office
conducted by tho plaintIfI. After ar
alteration a year ago, Fuller s'app>.
his employers face ana Miller sued
for $1,000.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-19
BURIED UNDER APPLES.

James Mcmahon was arrested re-
Gently in Kansas City. Mo-. when lie
attempted to cut his way to freedom
from m apple car In which he had
lived in total darkness for neary n
week. Mcmahon subsisted entirely on
the fruit in the car.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-19

WHEELING: Tho state department.
OF prohibition has placed women dry
detectives at work in this state. City
and county officials have refused ID
make arrests for violations OF
tho Yost law because OF the overs
whclming sentiment against ,prohi-
billion In this city. and from time to
time state officers OF the prohibition
department have swooped down on the
city and made raids of speakeasiess
The department has employed women
as detectives. and ten have been At
work recently.