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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-06
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-06

Groce- Svenue--Thcre will be preach
ing tomorrow at both the morning and
evening services b. the pastor, the
Rev. w. c. James. TIL y.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-06

An attcactse musical progran VIII
he rendered & the vesper service =
richmond College or Sunday afeef-
Moor at :, o'clock. The service will
he conducted hy the chorus choir. as
listed ny M Ralph ludwig The
81 nl:c is cord ally fnv.ted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-06

Union station, corner Twenty -fonrt h
and y Streets-preaching both morn
ing ard evening by DR.. W. Asbury
Christian. pastor Subject IL A. NJ,
The Suffering Savior. p. NJ. "A
Journey TO the Juniree Tree and Bacls
Again"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-06

The Rev I. Men. Simpson. pre-
siding elder Of the Richmond Dis
.rict. will preach at Centenary Meth
odist at the evening service tomorrow.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-06
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-06

ayCHMoND AND CHEsAFE:kE cav
RAILWAY COMPANY.
schedule effective January g. 1873
s,,psr sedinx schedule OF April II, 1914
Schedule subject TO change without
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-06

Central. Rev. n. a. Cooper, pastor
The revival meeting will continue over
Sunday with preaching ~ both ser
vices by Evangelist t. v. Bridges Az
$40 DR. Bridges will address \ mems
meeting to which the members OF all
mems Bible classes in the city are
most cordially invited. Bible School
at $3.50 "A. NJ.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-06

Calvary Baptist--Carer Ashton
ienkens II. A. pastor--Dr. r, A Nc
Farland who Is conducting a revival
st Calvary. will preach upon the fol-
lowing theme: Morning. The Chris
tian Soldier; night The Feast of
Belshazzar," Music led y Mrs. r L..
Morris
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-06

East End Baptist Worship morn
ing and night. with preaching by the
pastor. Rev. c. p Ryland. Themes:
II O'clock A. NJ. "a Pauline Destiny
nosk'': o'clock p. NJ. Positive
Christianity" Sunday school at $40.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-06

Second--Rev. Russell Cecil. the pstns
tor, will preach Mt IL A. NJ. anal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-06

rhird--Twenty-sixth and Marshall
Services at IL A. NJ. and p. M.
At the morning service President j.
~ T. Bundley. Of Virginia Christian
College. will, preach. ana Professor G.
Is. .s.vens In the evening. bible
school $3.50 A. NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-06

Barton HeiEhts-The pastor. Re,
A. Il, Rudd. d. D.. will occupy tn
pulpit at both services Topics
"Home. Sweet Home" ana What
Means To BE Christian" Snnda
School. at $50 A. M. b. Y. r. u
both Junior and Senior. at p. N
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-06

EPISCOPAL
st. John's-There will be services
at II A. NJ. with administration OF
tho Holy Communion by the rector
the Rev. Hugh W. Sublett. At 3 p
M. the Rev. Robert Goodwin, OF
China, will be the preacher.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-06

ST. James---The pastor. Rev. James
7. Green, will preach morning and
evening. Subject. IL A. NJ. "Tha
Fading Lear: subject, s A. NJ. THE
Great Appeal OF The Greatest One
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-06

rou,orsow fha Rev. Wiliia,a l.. Bali
vii, celebrate his tenth annive-aaiy
as pastor of tho Tabernacle Baptist
Church. This congregation has en-
ioycd great prosperity under nis wise
end efficient lesderxh.- Ds.r.ns hts
zen years ministry the Bible Sehool
has nfadc threshold irerense, hav-
Ing present membe-ssIi of SEQ.
and s3i M aabess have been received
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-06

Monumenta'--Rev. James W. Nor
ris. d. D., will preach at IL A. NJ
and (four) =. N. Sunday School al
a:45 A NJ Mems Bible Glass at Il
4. NJ Guonods "Gallia" will be suns
al the d O'Clock service. Organ re
cital afterwards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-08

o.-My wife and ! have been mar
rIed seven years. We have two
children, Of 2 and 5 years, respec-
lively. We are IS years old.
About three years ago ! leit my
wife for SIX months on account OF
her nagging and temper. J return.
ed 10 awe her another chance, and
our second child was born. Lately
/ have made up my mind to go
away alone 70 start business IN
6sz city, provide for my family as
usual, and, on the face OF ~ be
father TO my children.
OF harmony and congeniaIty
there Is none In our home, and our
children are living in a wrong at
nnosphere. Az seem 70 be the OBJ
ject o. my wife's irritability. ! nave
come 10 the conclusion ! had better
remove myself for all time.
Haven't a right TO gain the peace
nd happiness that we're mine before
marriage, or must ! really suffer
aqonies for the balance Of my life
No, ! refuse 10.
NV unhappiness was Intense a
year ago. before ! met very good
friend Of my wife's, thorobred
airl OF rs, unmarried. She has no
confederation towards me other
shsn she regards me as the husband
Of her friend. But !, when first
saw her, knew she was my IDEAL
Today / love ner, just love her as
have never done In my ne. She
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-08
Confessions 0faWifc

she will do them good. ! look for
her to have lot OF your common
sense"
'ye see, Miss Margaret. she Is so
pretty. and already she tells her
father and me how TO act. The
other day Tim was sprawled all
over the table and she commanded
sit up state" and put your pad
dies IN your lap Tim Strengthened
as tho he had command from the
chief.
She'll learn to be lady and,
Miss Margaret. always wanted TO
be a lady"
You are. Annie, you are II is
not the conventionally perfect man
ners that make a lady-its sinceri-
y and friendliness such as you
have always shown me-
Truly | thought. little book, there
Is one commandment that most
mothers always keep. Give unto
your daughters what you wish your
parents had given you"
Ito Be continued.)
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has given me no encouragement, OF
course, by acts or words. I haven't
the least assurance that she ever
would like me were I single and IN
attached. II 10 my secret that !
love her, and IL makes me happy TO
Qloat over ~
Now, Miss Grey. please give me
some Of your calm judgment, but
please put a little heart into II.
No one can alter my intention 70
40 away. can't ask for a divorce
on account Of my wife's tempera-
r1ent, and for my chileren's sake;
but as step into the new life and
surroundings. do have the right
20 let this girl know ever so little
how I feel toward her, In order that
may have letter from her once
In a whie7
To fully understand our condition.
let me explain that We have no
property. and | have for the past
two years earned our income by
hard work alone, as expect 10 do
in the future. SQUARE.
Al you cannot. for your chill
dren'p sake. obtain a divorce. then
YOU must not. for their sake, disre-
gard the marriage vow. which you
would be doing should YOU let an
other woman know that you care
for her.
You ask that I put little heart
into my advice want You TO
know that while | am a woman. !
am not blind TO the fact that wom-
on are sometimes to blame. which
is no doubt true I'm your case; but.
even so, could not consclentlonsly
advise YOU 10 carry on a clandes-
line love affair when you are the
legal husband OF another woman,
Lunch at the Hollywood, 2l2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-08
JUDGE F0RBIDS him
TO BEAT UP HIS WIFE

Christina johnson. wife of Carl 7.
Johnson. journeymsn tailor. OF ia
Boylston ave. y. has started suit
for divorce. alleging she be-
lieyes she would have been killed
by her husband on October 10, had
IL not been for the neighbors and
police.
She complains that Johnson
knocked her down and beat her I'M
I'll she was black and blue in many
places about her body. He was
drunk. she says. as was his habit.
She says he frequents saloons and
associates with dissolute women.
Judge Gillian isued an order re-
straining Johnson from again at
lacking his wife and commanding
him TO pay her $40 a month during
the time her suit is pending.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-08
POSLAM JUST
WHAT YOU NEED
WHEN SKIN Ais

When YOU need a remedy for any
skin trouble. let Poslam be your first
thought II Is rapid In action. In
tense in healing power and unusu-
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ton you can feel and see that Il Is
doing good.
For Eczema. in its various forms.
Acne. Itch, Scalp Scale. Herpes Pim-
pies. Rashes. Black Heads. IL is very
useful II often clears compilations
and minor hlemishes over night. re-
lieving Inflammation and irritation.
And see that the soap YOU use IS
Hoslam soap, the absolutely safe
soap for tender. sensitive skin
For samples. send &c stamps TO
Emergency Laboratories. 30 West
2bth St. New York city Sold by
all Druggists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-08
TRAN Gle
FILM S
OPEN
Two Big Features Seen
on Liberty's New Bill;
What Other Houses
Have on New
Programs

They have come and they
have won.
Two big features In the
movies, seen for the first time
In Seattle sunday. scored an In.
Simultaneous hit. These are the
Triangle pictures at the Llber.
~, and the Mantell and Gene.
We've Hamper debut In filmdom
at the Clemmcr.
Exceptionally attractive Bills
are also offered this week at
the other playhousea.
salvation Nell" a dramatic
HIT for several seasons on the
speaking stage, appears at the
Melbourne. "A Long Chance"
with Frank Keenan,. tho preat
character actor. 10 shown al the
Aihambra; the famous Buck
Parvln character In fiction is a
Colonial theatre feature:
powerful drama and a comedy
starring Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
drew are Class a theatre at.
fractions; J. Warren kerrlgan
In Western story is the Mis-.
sion theatre feature.
The Triangle pictures are "A rev
llation IN more ways than one. Be
Ildos Joining forces OF three OF thu
greatest film directors In the
world. they have also Joined NAM
itars. The pictures are diHtinc
md clear. a Photographic triumph
IL well AS dramatic one The
'omcdy Is conspicuous by the min
mum amount OF alapstick stuff
nd by It's genuinely humorous sit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-08

Just because It would ease your
heart. Honor must come first. be
fore love or anything else.
o. am a young girl, but ! have
wrinkles under my eyes. use
witch hazel on my face three times
a day to get rid Of them. but II has
not helped them In the least Can
you suggest anything else7
A-TheHc wrinkles may be
caused by eye.straln You should
have your eyes examined By a first
class oculist. witch hazel Ii an
ast.ingeu'. and viii not help your
wrinkles. Try maasaging the skin
about the eyes with good cold
cream
o-my little girl Ia 8 years old.
and is very nervous. She Is very
poor sleeper. Sometimes she does
not get more than eight hours sleep
at niaht. Do you think this 10
enough2 a MOTHER.
A. so. a child at that age should
be sleeping n hours every night
An adult can get along with eight
hours. but growing child must
have more.
O.-Should a letter OF lntrodue-
ton be sealed7 c. 8.
A. 30. such letters are never
sealed II ls "a courtesy due the
bearer that he may know what the
letter contains A sealed note would
Imply doubt OF the bearers honor.
0.--Will you please print IN your
columns a recipe for making chile
con carne2 BOB S.
A.-Take brown beans and Dol
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-08
ALBA NJ BR a

Following light on the heels Of
George Behan, comes another great
charaC. err actor to the Alhambra
theatre Frank Keenan, plays the
big hearted gambler I'm The Long
Chance" At the opening OF the
story. the gambler Is almost unap-
proachable
He is shown MS n domineering
sort, feared and hated.
Then he is shown In love with
Marie, but she prefers another.
What follows-the battle II
means for the gambler-furnlshes
several emotional sensations
Keenan,, who viii soon be featur-
ed in the famous Triangle pictures.
viii be remembered as the man
who played the sheriff in The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-08

Girl OF tho Golden West" with
blanche Bates.
cIEMMER
\ play written hy Rex Ingram.
produced by William Fox and act.
ed by the celebrated Shakespear-
can artist. Robert u. Mantell. and
hts beautiful young wife. Geneyieve
Hamper. speaks for itself.
This is the combination offered
az the Clemmer theatre. The sun.
day performances introduced Man
tell 20 Seattle audiences in the
movies. He had been here before
IN Shakespeareau plays at s. and
81. and Blindness OF Devotion. -
hts vehicle at the Clemmer. marks
his first appearance on the screen.
Strong. gripping situations
abound tn Kindness Of Devotion. 3"
and II borders on the melodrama.
Mantell and Miss Hamper give II
a strong. effective personality that
lifts the play almost to the classic
standard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-08

Warren Kerrigan Is always at
home I'm the outdoor Western char.
acter, and "A Life at Stake" at the
Mission theatre. playing until Tues
day night. gives Kerrigan just the
sort OF role he is noted for a
rancher. young. married. rich; a
wife discontented, new arrival, a
horse buyer-and there YOU have n
basis for the usual triangle in loves
conflicts. Out OF this unpromlsing
situation arises happy romance,
however.
A three-part melodrama. "Craters
OF Fire" completes the bill. II IL
a story of Latin revenge for great
wrong
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-08
MEL BOURNE

Salvation Nell opened Sunday
at the Melbourne theatre to packed
performances. and Beatriz Mich.
elena. star well known TO two
continents. scored one OF her
greatest triumphs In the films in
this play Salvation Nell may
sound bit Biblical. but the NV
abounds with real life and stirring
events. Salvation Nell" is a real
lovable girl in whom human devo-
tion. emotion and love are supreme
qualities And when n girl ia In
whether she wears the Sal.
walton hood or not-there's q story,
and usually a mighty Interesting
one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-08

After practically wrecking two
rooms OF his home, 40 10Th ave.
n. and beating his wife. Mark G.
Bodell occupies county jail cell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-08

uatlons
or Robert Mantells art. there
sre no words that can be
found that have not already been
spoken. Conceded TO be Ameri.
cas- foremost trRgedian. Mantells
appearance on any stage or in any
screen production IL a distinct at
traction
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-08

one-half hour In soda water tone
teaspoon Soda. then throw away
tho water.
Cut beef and pork In small pieces,
odd to beans, and one onion cut fine.
Salt when done and cover with the
following sauce: Three Mexican
peppers. the seeds and insides re-
moved. Boil until tender. put thru
sieve or grinder: cup fresh water,
add pepper. salt. butter. and thicken
with flour.
To Mrs. e. W: ! read your letter
and want to tell you that you hit
the nail on the head In regard TO the
way we delegate our power to a few
men. How foolish when we stop to
think Of III Why not use the mall
and the printing press7 How can
we expect some one else to do what
W. should do ourselVes2 II 10 like
the darkey who prayed for a chick
en-. He didn't get H. and then he
prayed TO be sent after one, and he
got Il. No one can do for you as
we'll as you can do for yourself.
Let us all work for the mail and the
prcss, which will enable US to get
somewhere with our education. II
will tear the mask away from the ig-
norant mass. Then there will be true
understanding. MRS. 7. w. o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-08

The uch.heralded Triangle fea-
lures opened at the Liberty Sunday
with two big features, namely The
iron Strain. with Dustin Faruum.
Enid Markey and Louise Glaum,
and My Valet" comedy with
Mabel Normsnd. Raymond Hitch
cock and Mack Sennett In the
principal roles.
The first IL six-reel drama Of
the Far North. Dustin Farnum is
the hero OF the story as Chuck
Hemmingway. Boston society
man. whose love for the primitive
outweighs his passion for the bali
room, and who goes North TO make
a name for himself Here he meets
Octayia Van Ness. a San Francisco
society girl there for her health,
whom he loves at first sight
Not so with Octavia, however,
To her Chuck" is a barbarian. But
the latter kdnaps Octavia. marries
her. takes her far inland and makes
her like him. Her love for him Is
evidenced Is a fight with dance
hall queen.
MY Valet" In a rollicking farce
comedy. produced by the Keystone
company. huff said. These fea-
lures remain az the Liberty thru
Tuesday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-08
COLONIAL

You've read Charles Van Loans
stories in the Saturday Evening
Post and you've enjoyed en-. Need
less to tell YOU. then. that Buck
Lady Friend is one of those
breezy stories Of the plains that Is
real treat. It's the headliner at
the Colonial theatre until Tuesday
night. II is three-reel production,
with Art Accord playing Buck"
4 detective stor- that is un.
usual. The Long Arm of the Secret
Service" Is another three reel
drama that holds the closest atten-
ton OF the audience every minute
of the play. Fatty" Arbuckle ex.
udes two reels OF chuckles as an
extra number on the hl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-08
A

CLASS
with Bessie Eyton IN the leading
role. Their Sinful Influence"
which runs until Tuesday night At
the Glass 4 theatre, proves a row.
erful story which every mother,
tather and daughter should see. -
The "shams" OF high society are
exposed.
Mr.. and Mrs, Sidney Drew draw
numerous laughs out OF "A Safe In.
vestment, an added attraction on
tho bill The Hearst-Sellg Nsws
Pictorial shows battle scenes In
Servia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-08

lunch at tho Hollywood, TT
Pike.-AdY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-08

just because It would ease your
heart. Honor must come first. be
fore love or anything else.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-30
FOR SALEFarrn


5s1SAcRE FARM FOR SALE OR TRADE
In MeiSs County. Ohio. { miles to ,,, ono 70
river and 3. s. O. r. B.; one mile 90
General store and school and church;
on r. f. %. no. f. telephone in house
so acres practically level, balance IN pas
ture: 20 acres meadow: II acres wheat
~ acres corn. one-haH acre potatoes;
good garden. . cisterns, ono well; plenty
fruit for family use: 6 room house anu
cellar; barn 6Ox45; stalls built In barr; ,
Q hen houses, ] tool house SE se1slS,
coal house, corn crib. wagon she'd = farm
horses. cows. 70 head of Shoates, 3
brood sows 125 chickens, wagon. now
ing machines. other tools too numerous
rhfne with it for $4,000. g acre farm
for sale in Meigs County. o.. miles 70
; Ohio river and B. Sc o. r. r.. on mann
road R. F. d.: room house, good hen
: house, good barn. all under fence plenty
( of fruit and berries: farm we'll watered,
reason for selling it that the man that
owned IL died and farm had to be sod;
your own time. Church Barton, Reeds
vile Ohio.
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Dodge and b F. vtquesney. DefendaIts
"A M 2cun,,tncha1n. Piaantin.

AND ~, s,s+f4r -
e.hancsry.
. Clark 1ee, h osRFT:en fsustee
S>oc ne<z5o1aten. - ri. I'M Arnold trns-
tee NJ; ~ 5s5ed1ess s;se SqIe Ice
K rss1e.,:z aFustee ii. Fosaf
Jones' trssstee, W. TseGnbly.
trustee. Rosa N
1--WE !, the E,lr;13x Nastonai Bank.
eoeporastoS9, .-l1 a III snd N TremSoiy
=. I.Ii Ss.:a t'i nv f;omnauy
John +. Brown specSaa Reeeiyer OF
sndaic o1.salaIFt,I nonlV Company.
si ontin IN IA Y. SSreSs1iey D,-
fendants: -
ne ABOVE 1..l.asa p .S0S+1s<,4 IN, fIe..
fendafSs VI nv once in
the Clty OF Es1k1ns: $3.50:
Vest Hirsinia. w. proSs7e INA TSares
re oroeTS u by order
of Court We're consoltdafsd a -1ea r'-s,,s4
70 oe neard 1oSeensfst oS ~ -2oSo-olaar
Special Term 1912. and at Its May Tern
1918. IN wt1ch am req 81 ~
tain and report .-..
FrsfH zTs o lanes q owned sys.she de-
fendants: Clark Ice. j. w IsesnaS1y
seeond- d. sSitS valid Hens EXISTING upon
said lands and nhe priority thereof and
the state OF the title OF the Saad tnree
detendants 70 said LANDS, r.,ra ~
said lands.
72sFourpn--Ary other matters deen7e1;
perstnent BY he @ ms % or aY
second Order Of Re1erence.
8 4sal q es EEL ssase sd eha9
acter and description owned OK clancy
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-30

OF the Circuit Court or Harrison County:
On Monday. the eth day OF June 1sls.
the following order was entered
John Marsiu Plaintiff
object OF Suit ).
The object Of The aSoye <Ss $3.50 90 OF
rnatrimony by John Marti2 fS9n9 s ,.ts "a
Martin on the grounds OF aduhoS5S.
And It appeaSsns ron an n.5a 1FIo5I
Martin Is a non-restdept OF this STATE.
Is tss ordered that she do appear vssSn10
one north Tom 4s,s che ord dase nd az what what
Is necessary TO project her Interest
ne Given uaeer my hand this the 7:ta day
O June 80 WADE coEBslAASSS:,-
STUART & HANMoND S1erk-
Counsel for P 1at3ntin
NOTICE 10 rAH DERosTMoNs.
JONI Martin. Plaint::,r
VS.: .chaneery
F1esa a1asf: tss st esaass Court Of Har
T Ta F1 S oRa
,ayse III 5nn es t ethe 9esseaz WI.
s &c crke IN The TO Town oe West unton N
Rsed5sse SEE he IN sa s q 5n5g 1915
between the hours Of 9 q =. u:
to Sc read IN ddence on che $500 49, % %
the pla9netfr. Joan Martin =
If from any cause tsae IA ls3ns: q sag
deposttiors shall not be E, Is Com
oieted sonr5said. day. the taking OF me
same win Pc ad5SgE,;sd, s $500
1thSreof saaR have heenSees nplstsa
pis Ssasas Sc
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FOR REST-1-5 room cottage. with bath;
G IA and Is room apartments. on Pike
streets; also La room, modern house
for sale. 8 minutes walk from court
house lot 4o5sx112 bargain a J.
< White. AIcCarty Bldg, Bell phone JOB, OF
1363-L, Home 433.
FOR RENT-Four room cottage in Broad
Oaks: an modern convenienceS w
Frank Stout. Coz Building. Both pnones.
FOR REST-House Of six rooms. bath
.sud basement. centrally locared- IN
ouire OF s. Nusbauzn, 3oS Main street.
FOR RENT-one excellent SIX room house
large GARDEN plot and healthy location
Rent $500 per month. Glen q: Waters
300 Prunty building Bell phone 1891:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-30

The hrsts book to be devoted e1clu-
lively TO Slectricity In the home is an;
English publication, OF which an
American edition recentIy alleaEsd
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-30
OF WEST VIRGINIA
he sheriff OF Harrison County,

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
TO the sheriff OF Harrison County.
You are hereby commanded. as We
have heretofore ,cona1na:ndedSyout to sum
mon Flora Martin TO Appear 69Gore the
County at the Clerks ofHceaof our said
Court at rules 70 be held therein Tor
next TO answer a bill IN Caaancery
asainst hersip our said Court by John
Marfins R.rd have then there this writ
--WTTNESSIW ade Co6man. Clerk Of
said Court Mt the Court House, OF the
SID county ehis 7th day OF June. 1915
WADE SOEFAdAN.