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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18
Prize Court Assumptions

CONFlSCATION in a British prize court Of
~ some Sl5.0O0.0oo worth of American
meats and other food products is not likely
10 be followed by any increased tension in the
relations between Great Britain and the
United States For this there are several
reasons.
II is impossible in the first place. to avoid
the conclusion that these meat shipments
were suspicious in character and amou..t
shey represented in large part the sort of
canned meats suitable TO an armys use and
the vessels seized were carrying to Copen-
hagen thirteen times Copenhagen's normal
receipts OF such commodities These cir
cumstanceS may incline us 10 understand
even ii we should not sympathize with the
courts findings
In the second place the decision is not
final. An appeal already has been allowed
TO the Privy Council. and when that has been
exhausted. there Will remain the resources
of diplomacy and uterna tional arbitra ton
AS the American government has placed the
British Foreign Office on notice that il would
not he bound by orders in council that sought
10 establish new principles OF law. it is in en-
ceiient position to press its contentious.
II cannot he denied that the position of the
packers has many elements of strength The
ships were seized last November when the
British orders in council were not in effect
and when no blockade of German coasts had
'~'ii 'S'''icN Vel many ndu not lnen pro-
mulGated the regulations for the control ef
food supplies. which Britain mas held iusti-
tied her treatment OF food practically a bso-
lutte coniraband Food last November was
conditional contra band. subject 10 confsca-
ton only when shown to be designed for the
armed forces OF a beiligcrent enemy
The prize court has reached its conclusions
through series Of assumptions assuming
hFSt. that the meat was meant ultimately TO
reach Germany. and. second. that in Germany
1t would he used 10 feed soldiers and sailors
The first assumption is reasonable. but the
second. while il may he correct is by no
means demanded by the established facts
The conclusion reached would not be ius,i-
fed by the rules OF evidence. as they are un-
d"rsiood and applied in this country
And Yet the second assumption is as ncces-
Sary as the first TO the courts conclusion and
10 the legality OF the confsca ton There
was no blockade. there could be no penalty
ioT avoiding II: food had not been declared
absolute contra ba nd. so il was subject TO con
hscation only when its enemy destination and
Intended military use could he established
However prize courts may find il necessary
10 rule. il is certain that an international
tribunal would find much TO commend in the
packers position Pevha ps the packers are
resTeiiul now that they did not accep, the
offered compromise OF the British govern
ment and take pay for their products q,
rate somewhat below that ob1ainahle in
topenha gen. but there seems small reason 10
coubt that in the course OF time they will
receive ample Justice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18

confidential remark OF the "a pitol SQUARE
Guide TO Newcomer: "it kind O. looks as the
ut was comm back Eut YOU never kin tell
These here Council committee reports is like a
niSGer onci knowcd Ills wife put a patch
on the hind gate oh his britcheS and he kick ed
When she asst why, he sed that nobody who
looked At the patch could tell whether he wus
:oin' away frum home comm back How
90 stan on the question: How do I stan?
on the corner That's whcr everybody STAINS
Gittin' Off
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18

that lie dernier or is for bombs. and that ii
is Tie opinion that this system will be the
decisive one.
1t must be confessed that wherever aggres-
Sive lighting has taken place. trenches have
no, been IL evidence. The German invasion
ot Poland and Russia is proof OF this. The
grand duke in the victories he won did not
rely on trenches. The Italians are lighting
in the open and in the air. and not from
trenches
If the bomb already used in trench
fare. will end the war any sooner. the whole
world will be glad 10 see them put 10 wider
use: the sooner the better.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18

president Wilson has been considerate. he
has been broad minded he has been just and
he has been generous. says the New York
World. referring to the Presidents course
with Germany. That's what's the matter.
We believe il is in Don Quxote that We read
that doing good TO the vulgar is like throw
ing water into the sea. Germany is not
vulgar. but i'll its relations with this country
it has been everything else that isn't fair
and square
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18
No Maximum ON mon<,ur.

Worthwhile is one big honk since
the village authorities began whole
sale prosecutions because automobile
drivers did not sound their horns free
~ enough at street corners. The law
fixes n minimum OH the amount OF
footing, but no maximum, and the La
noble town Is said to be perfect bed
lam since crusade started.--Randolph
VT, Herald News.
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Point. for the Polic. Commissioners.

The police commissioners OF Richmond are
considering plans which will put uuietus on
the noise made by auto horns. II they are going
TO put the noise tbsOrher everything in town
there are f"w other outbreaks besides au, o
devices mat ought 10 lie put under ground. Plans
and specifi tons can be any old place
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18

What there IL about an automobile max.
humble bee mad is beyond human ken \
Goshen. lnd.. man was speeding along when he
n Ct one OF these buEZ"rS. and il unlimbcrcd its
lot end up"n him with such ferocity that the
:aan- steered his machine into the brush and
"h.t doned ii. The surcsi way OF avoidin: a
'ump". when YOU see ii lowering in the air is
:" move over to the nearest fence and give tn.
insect the right OF way.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18

Is il safe I" use cider in viii. II bcnHoate OF
Soda has been mixed to keep it" Has any Eo-
man Catholic ever been known L" change his
faith. r. J. O
anGS Of them.
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rrihulntiuns OF Youth.

How arc YOU getting along school.
Tommy inquired the lady visitor.
Rotten. replied Thomas. Niciously. There
Amt boy in my class that can put up good
fight. and our new teacher seems think a
fcllcr ouSht TO know his lessons every day.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18

Count Won Bernstorn has denied about
everything except himself and i'll this rcspec,
he is a close second TO old Carranza
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18

hnt. YOU know: you can; wear tobacco on YOUR
oaehs' nor can YOU shoot II in your guns. While
'ooaeco may kill some people. the process is too
SLOW to be used In war. Well nobody has
" 'hE millions from government others
LOT TOBACCO Nirginia's old standby crop can
generally take of itself
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18

James J. H!l celebrated his seventy-seyenth
birthday WORKING a big loan A man
doesn't have 10 be as old as that to work =
big loan or loan OF any dimension but he
frequently feels twice the age before he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18
A. You jog Along.

Kind hearts moro than caronets.
And simple faith than Norman blood.
-TennNson
Youth is hluuder: Manhood is a struggle;
old Age i rccret.-pisraeli.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18

Always think we'll OF Yourself 1t may he
hard task. but YOU can perform it easier than thu
r.st Of tic world.
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MISS l.. w
President Arthur.

Was President Arthur ever married"
GHEENSf:.\
lie married Ellen. daughter Of William Lew
is. OF Culpeprr. Va. October o. 1884 Mrs
Arthur died January 10, 1850.
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Next to IL.

Grubhs-lbo consider that the lecturer
exhausted his subject"
StubbS--Df that ann not sure but I knou, he
exhausted his audience
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18

- mas been suggested" says the charlottes-
niie irogress. that the American mules in tho
uss'tn army were responsible for the recent
SOP III the precipitate retreat. Roar-guard
az o'' we must remember. is another propensity
" INC american mule" In due time perhaps
''e .'erm''ns Will adopt tho old Virginia dar<ey's
maxim Ef you got anything to say gin a
mule say il to his face"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18

Published every day In ,rnr L., he
Times Dispntch Publishing Company. the. Al
urcss NIL communications Ia IltE IIMl.S-Di>-
PATCH. Times Dispatch nuil.iimr. n south
Tenth Street Richtuon,i. va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18

!iN Phone Hello. IS this the I'D" Say. our
ice man started out With load OF coolers this
morning. and before hc had gone block he
Was using his wagon street sprinkler
What do you know about that:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18

We Arc In Favor OF Peace mt
Amy Price.
VIC Arc Rcnl Neutral.
IL n.hody Tells ! on n Cold
NnNe IL Coming,
Call Him I.inr md Nnmoose-
But
Hit Him First.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18

Inc franklin Chronicle makes the following
he'r'-rcndlnS appeal: 'Alr. Voter. have you ever
S'oPPeo 10 think that the money wasted Sacil
year OF battleships. naval and army appropra- :
LUIS would build most complete system of
roads in this congressional district, irving cycrv
farmer macadami=ed highway to his farm
ihSt, IN addition. il would build. equip and
Supply win teachers OF approved ability Il school
VI the oest character in every neighborhood and
an academy in every county. pay the whole cost
y. 'u'loh. board. clothing and books for every
ch'id between six and twenty in this district :,
ere you wiling to continue having this money
wasted OH the tinselinSS OF war for the Dlca sure
OF rev army and navy officers and the manu-
i'c'urers or war supplies 1t is moved and
seconded that the whole appropriation for ba tie
"hips Tor the next year withdr; W n
and the money appropriated to the Fifth Con-
sreSS,ohal District of Virginia for roads and
schools.
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Queries and Answers

inner shrine.
Who wrote the Inner shrine?
Basil King
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\ " ay They Have

va! Thry IInve.
There was au automobile once
That by the weight Of age wac tried
hnd so grew weary and forespent.
II CouShed its last. the enigma died
.ind hre-and nfty miles from home
THAT engine turned upon it's side
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18

wcnth-r-This Is Not n nlun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18

Inc Germans have cut the Russian railway
~ .>-p-F-o-a-v-? Zen t-O-y-a-n-y passenger
ipF mat p!ac" would be carried miles beyond
tie name
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TELEPHONE. RANDOLPH f,

ny 1fmes-Dispat"ii Carrier Deliver, service
In Richmond ';,rd SuhurhSI and Petersburg:
Daily with sunday. week ......
Daily without Snudn, one week ..... 10 rrut>
Sunday only .......,. ....... : cent.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07
Real Estate
sTEAIEY HEIaHFs
Baker Ayenne.

Dwelling, 6 roolns and
bath, finished in oak, Cd 3s
net 1nantels, slate roof, good
cellar, lot 4Ox 100 feet. Here
is a very desirable properly
that ifssold at once will sell
at a bargain. Will give very
easy terms on half the plIi
chase money.
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SALE OF TIE isiassz;ssaL. 5!lsTAE OF

- SALE OF THE is5ElAL ESTAE OF
MAMIE b. LOWE, BANKRUPT.
BY virtue of the authority vested IN me
by an order entered in the matter 1I
Mamie r. Lowe. Bankrupt, on tnG go
dry OF July, 1915, by w. frank stout, one
of the referee in Bankruptcy, IN t9e DIN.
trict Court Of the United States Tor the
Northern District OF West Virginia, 4 VIII I
offer for sale and sell, free and acqudt o.
.liens subject however, to the lie estate
OF Mary c. Lucas, at public 5outcry az tne
front door Of the Court House OF HARRISON
county to the highest and best btdder,
on the 2Sth day OF August, 1919, at Icy
o'clock, p. NJ, the following described
The one.third undivided interest q
Mamie r. Lowe, Bankrupt, In g tract Of
land containing 2S4 acres, situate on
.Shinn,s Run, in clay District, Harrison
:County West Virginia. and being the
! owe-Lucas farm, between McAlp4n ana
on the waters OF said Shann,s
RIM. The coal underlying said farm has
been sold but the oil and gas interests
TERMS OF SALE: One-third cash on
day OF sale, one third in six months one
third In twelve months, with Interest from
date on deferred payments. with gooa PEI
sonal security on the notes and a vendors
lien to be retained to further secure sne
ever, to the purchaser g pey ~ n.2sn
more than the one third cash ihe may
elect. =, .,.,.pxrr,nr
Trustee Of Estate OF Mamie ~ Lowe.
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CREDITORs.

FIRST NOTICE TO CREnlT0Rs.
IN the District court Of the unttSn, ssa 9,ss
In Re: Edward G. alsh. as an indtx1n-
ual and as aIpartner of the hfm Of hnossles
and 'TvpaIef sf8Ankx1i11f. In BAnkruptcy.
To the cteiiitors of Edward g. Walsts
etc of ClarksbprR, In the County OF ldar.
riNenI and sDfstFicE aforesaid, a sBankrupI:
Notice Is hereby. given that on the 4fh
dag OF August. 1915. the said EDWARD y.
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NOTICE OF coarsr1ss1oNER,s SALE OBJ
7yArHIABrE ZEAL ESTATE.

Pursuant to 4 decree OF tie Circuit Court
and entered ON the 25th day. OF June, 101b,
in the gchancery canse of Felix o. Sutton,
against Mamie r. Lowe. and others, which
CLERKS ONCE OF said court in ChanGery
Order Book No. 81. page 127, q will on
Saturday the 18th day Of August, 10l6s
1t tho hour of $50 O'Clock, E. HT.,S
lat the front door OF the Cont House OF
sale to the highest bidder, the following
described real estate, together with the
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Same advertisement i've sue
cesstve days, 80 cents; same
advertisement seven successive
days, IS cents; no classified adj
vertisement taken for less than
rs cents. Classified advertise
nent DISPLAY charged by
4 inch.
Deaths and Funeral Notices.
Lodges and Clubs, Cards of Thank.s
IN MennorIam. Church Nc ttces, 30 II
- NOTICE.
Six ordinary words make one line.
every initial and whole number
counted one word.
Advertisers may have their replies
Addressed to . letter and number II
scare Tho Te1cgran1.s'
The Telegram Will not be rcspon.
SIDE for more than ono incorrect
insertion OF any advertisement
classified ads. naay be teic-
phoned and will be charged md
biz sent the following day Il
your name appears In the tele-
phone directory; otherwise
strictly cash with order.
This page is closed promptly
at II o'clock o. m. Your copy
must be IA before that hour to
insure insertion.
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Walsh, ETC.. was duly adjudicated 1ban
|rupt ;and the first meeting of his credit
win be held at the Law once Of w.
Stout, In ClackAbnEgs West Xirgimias en- ztl1a
O'Clock nthe forenoon, at which lime said
creditors may attend, prove thefr 4
and transact such other business AZ InlfS
properly come before the said meet ding q s.
w. 1EE3AFGK STOUT,
Referee dn Bankrupt y< ~
HOWARD u. ROBINSON, sEsQ.
Attorney for Bankrupt * tfassSS
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appnrtenances theseto
house thereon and.

belon cling tu-yvft: III
An that certain LOT Or paEss, q land g,
6st4g Lss Ns 81 Of sss u prosddus
Addition TO the City OF ClarksbprE, Harri-
son County, West Virginia. as shown by
the plat OF said sub division of said lot
10. 90 made by p; .: Britt sngtnssr: l y
in the ONCE OF the clerk Of the County
said lot Eo. Two rs % ssid Sub Dly.siea
OF lot No. sixty three t63). Aforesaid, 10
bounded and described as foiGWs
line Of College Street and corner to lot
NO. g.; thence with line of lot NO. 5, =. ~
degrees 2O e. thirty three and three-tentne
$3.50 feet to stake; 81 q 20 degre st ~ y . =
Greek s. q degrees g. W. thirty 1907 feet
to q stake, corner to Lot No. OF said
Via lRS q f sS'd ni lSs
.1S0)i feet 10 stake; thence w. 81 degrees
feet to a stake IN the line of College
ssress asRss VIII naf n fssE e
the Beginning, and being the same lot Or
Parcel Of land that was conveyed to Mamie
r. Lowe, By James e. Lyman. ana Ethsl
May Hynen, his wife. By aeed lob heas Es9S
cierk al the County Court of HarriA9n
County, West Virginia, in Deed Book
No. 232, page Eetesanss nsEa peansi
Terms of Sale one-tnird, or as muen5
more as Tie purchaser thereof may elect
to pay, cash in hand on day Of sale. ana
the residue thereof in six and we've
months from date Of sale the pn sc .sts
for the deferred payments, and g syendors
Hen to he Retained upon the real -eatatei
sold as further security:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07

ron SAI1E-1n Stonewail Park, i've min
utes walk from Pittsburg piafe +t .Gi GsS
slate roof. large front porch. back poftS .,..
hardwood finish, TIVE cabinet 1a ana a by
y :,111 feet II you want a bargain call BeA4
phone 1008-J or JO2-J. -.
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SSSna,,;ay,f,o,,,r,

1lI139 E1f97 SPECIAL sC0n1m18B10nGr.
j, i. Wade Conman, Clerk Of the. Circuit
Court OF Harrison County. Vest wichita.
hereby Certify that hond with security
:aaenfproved ~ me as snficaen and in the
penalty epTovided by said decree, has bean
given by said special Commissioners. sss
m 55s-s5 4 l. WADE COFFNfAN, - 4
Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Harrtson
taaI3 fyoffnkv West V1rofG11A.
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Eop ppNT-- one furnished front room. on
Srsf fioor. in family of two, With with, use lt 9.
hath for gentleman. Call Mt 3.o Soutn
Second street.
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FOR RENT-one four room Nat, on second
floor 1133S West Main street, $500 per
month, water rent paid and garbage
hauled. key next door. Call Bell phone
124S-J.
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nor RENT-Two furnished rooms for
Gch+ housekeeping; all conventences.
+ Appiy at 1870 Jackson street, Bell phone
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rop REST-rwo or three furnikhed
rooms for light HOUSEKEEPING; p nfnr !.
p ,anH reasonable 1G1 Elliott street, Home
phone cox.
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49,, I,I,,Jr, n, rnished room for gentle
G ,ien = nse of bath aud telephone; close 20
r. 4 o. depot, eos Baltimore street, S e'S
nhone 639-J.
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tOh . y located with use of bath an1
,hnys 1tsi West Pike street, OF CHI
Hi nhone 8I5-R.
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FOR SALE-Houses

NOR SAIE-Four room cottage, Stewart,
nddifion finished in hardwood, corner
lot. Apply to a. C. Feaster, at Bruns-
wick Pool ROOM.
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AGENTS ~ AIVIED

IRON RUST SOAP Z, CO.. 1921
sides Iron Rust Soap (Trade Mark
Print and Copyright registered in the
o. s. Patent Ofice) removes iron rust,
colthing. marble, etc. Good seller, big
margins. agents wanted. The original,
DC n tube. Beware of infrinements and
the penalty for making. selling and us
ing an infringed article.
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800 3 3 ST1--one. Two, three or i've fur
nisled rooms; modern conysnienyless' from from
use Of phone; FIVE n1np Nss..r ws S.hestnut
waldo. Apply AZ - 1Nots
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07

,=-.o1 30 SST--Furnshed rooms tor eleep-,
= W - home with no children, REM rea-
nnSabie. ApplS at $50 West KAN KAN strses.
r1-ssaII9 I3eli phone S93-J. LI.-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07

FOR RENT OR sALE-very attractive
nine room house. with bath and laundry !:
throughout; finished floors: blinds hung;
location the sest. 1873 LfQden avenue.
Rent $4,000 per month to right party:
worth much more Call Smith, Harmer
* Snider, Attorneys.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07

I1,p= PENT,--Furnished rooms Tor light
= 'S,'nrSn,seEeeDinE, or rooms for gentiemenn:
centrally located; grouad foo.. e sar
ss.TClrarsa Apartments,s 21e Hughes Stresss
ad$Sinine Towers School, beA PH0n N
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07

70 RRENT-Two story, four room honse.
with bath; good shade in back yard.
$500 per month in advance. Phone
2S3-J.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07

FOR RENT-One three room apartment
and bath. Apply at 100 School street.
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WANIED elIaneOus
MISS MOD ERMO1

Now C0EAo41OT u
MADAAf f1ISAdANsS RARI0RS
and VIII take charge oe eSle z, =
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07

FOR REST-one fine business room, on
West Main street, 25xTO feet. Ready
August IT,. Ms AlclndA sDaytaeQq 2fSl
West Main street.
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FOR SALE-MIsc eIIaneous

FoR SAIsE-Two generators. enc So h
.. and one 50 H.. p. Inquire of ". Lei
Highland. Clarksbur1.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07

FOR REM
room apart Glen s E,k N 9Th st. 500 $I5 G.
Apply to the Stout s. Alexander Real
Estate Co, Inc, T01 FOB Cor Building.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07

-oI, pENT-one nicely furnished room
~ ~ 1aasntiemar; no other roomers; no Q
.S,I6ren. Apply et No. o IlrnpeFAaAAe
Court.
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1<1T pENT-Two furnished rooms for
light honsekeeping sink o IN 70 one
OF n ~ ,,ti1 A g, Bum gardiner, 551 jar
s.1sat raet Bell phone 106J-R.
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FOR RENT-Furnished Rooms

ron RENT-Two nicely furnished rooms
for light housekeeping: also sleepssmaSS
Rwrd street, Glen Elk, or cali l;eH phone
Sio-J.
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-,@S7, . r9S1,-1 TWO furnished rooms for
EG I,,.. rhnnsekeeping; use OF bath and tel-
Ish y Apply at 113 Poplar street OF
s IN fsen ilhone 53S.R.
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FOR REN'r-Thc Collins Cottage, Greed
o fthe season; very reasonable: 3 rooms
modern conveniences :locatlon tn e,. vs S..g
burg. or Mrs. Greed Collins. Pennsboro.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Blat, seven rooms md bath;
new house. never occupied. nodeTn ana ana
: nil fconyeniences laundry room, lot ana
cold water Apply to Mrs 7. p. Lee, old
Coco Cola Bott1ing Works. Fl
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07

FOR RENT-Space formerly occupied by
f-T0fSet Dept. to rent either to .'Modiste's
or an yetfef business desirable MT Rose
Cars Hat Shop a..a
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07

FOR RENT-one room house, front and
back porches, bath. located in Wines adj
dition; also one room new cottage,
In North View. bath front and back
Torches and cellar. on Williams street. |
Apply to Geo. Eutter, 423 High street.