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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-28
School Simplicity.

The State Journal which evotes considerable space and
to things relating the school and educational matters
general says this with regard to Thrift Education
effort start the savings bank as one the
the Chicago schools The idea to encourage thrift
usually goes the other drectionaganst
This largely supported by school home
management which fills the boys girls hearts with
that there nothing grand them, they
themselves it,. sse.
The of the aterasr the age is that a
is entitled to something he doesn't
privilege to live off people, he enough to do it.
encourages feeling pupil is sur
rounded by extravaganza il to get and habit
obstacle to the development habit Upon
former United States commissioner of education, sad
teaching Of sound ideas with reference to expenditures
ito come.
there place where the teaching sound
would have greater effect than school management
proposes that of the pastmes
should benauged in by school children pitching
shoes ancient simple sport but which eahfu
exercise, develops skill and judgment It says: l
Illinois comInends to the colleges the good old
OF pitching horseshoes 1t is of the most exciting little
delights that there is all the field of sport 1t is sensible
golf Or football and for exercise it is full Of that No
Of physical exercise match it, Ipus the stomach
liver the kidneys the muscles and the whole
system into harmonious action. 5s8as
It gives happy practice to the mind and keeps the
doesn't cost much keep from other large
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-28

his people have a chance at the shell
game as something more honest. That
is why the brokers smile.
Rube Goldberg, the cartoonist, has a
new Office boy. He has been on the
job just two weeks. A friend breezed
in one afternoon recently and inquired
how the boy was doing.
"Oh fine, was the retort. "He's
got things so mixed up that couldn't
possibly get along without him"
Mollie Fancher, OF Gates avenue,
Brooklyn, is about to celebrate her
golden wedding. Her wedding cell
ebration. however. is quite difere1t
from most others: She has been an
invalid for fifty years and says sho is
welded to suffering. rFss
Not once in the, half century has she
stirred from the little white bed in the
rear Of her home. Years ago it WIS
claimed that she laid in q trance nine
years, taking no food and for a per-
iod blind and paralyzed, without hear
ing or speech. 's.. y 4;
She is q model Of cheerfulness AMI
says that IL II. were not for her happy,
thoughts and the belief of a future
world she could. not possibly have
stood her long years Of suffering.
Here is a nut for the eugcnists to
crack. Children OF foreign born par
ents in New York, SO statistics show,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-28
How to Use Red Gross Seals.

Cross seals should accordance with Order No 5000
the address side Of any letters
packages that going through mail They be placed
matter going by express AS seals may be
used back eter package may be Care
sending merchandise through the mails
seals strings with which the package tied since
closes the package against inspection and subjects it to first
class postage rates. sst a5 ssl3 .sss b
Cross seals cautioned against discrmnae
foreign mail Red Cross seals in normal be used
side Of mail matter sent AUSTRIA Germany Great
the British colonies except India and Aus
raia Guatemala Uruguay and Portugal refuse to admit mail
bearing stamps Certain European will
sender mail bearing Red Cross seals the address
side.
should not bear Red Cross seals the address side Red Cross
be used the face Of checks bills legal documents
and any commercial paper. III {. 3
The Christmas seals not good for postage They will
mail matter but kind Of mail matter will
them 9$ g. sa.ls ~ f4isT
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-28
Good Z oads Sas,e Money.


American farmer haul buse Of wheat nine and
halt miles to the railroad station shipment than it cost the
pool distancf Of three thousand The average cost 81
hauling ton Of farm ton Of anything else over
enty years the costof the seventeen
Inc cost Of hauling the railroads less
ueh as It The hauling by railroad
aas almost ressd the vanishing points the hauling
roads has gone up as the gone down
States Office public roads, reached the conclusion
m laws and good
serves on the soo items Of hauling
States about tons IF freight annually and q
s at least tons hauled the
ent The immense volume mining products aggregatng nil
lions Of tons not included in this estimate but only the agric
Of hauling and forth Between
the farms and the mills It rather than an
not less than yearly and no other business but the
business OF farming could stand such
alarm the wages Of the work
ps Or inc Of the the prices Of products but
ROADS y the year and tear Of the sacrifice teams
T M nsfsnsy Of eres compelled
Page of first of these zones
ess SIS ras
of the of haung beyond lie vast
slant maintenance of ane
that as the roads from
Of their business corresponding Improvement in
the condition and of the rural population larger
o The farmer, greater traffic for the rail
roads, better supplies and lower It
to raise marketed readily cheap
utterly because Of expensive inadequate facilities
marketing This of hard problems with which the
the greatest experts the land have that the
building Of good roads essential to the plans
There over uncuvated landin the
United States awaiting with
out improved 1t has been value land
is increased evenly with the roads, he In
crease running from two dollars to dollars AS
roads are there
hoyaa
an only and half roads in
decade 1900 there falling Of
e afa ct random in which there
was 81 The @back the movement viii progress
Just IN to Of the highways and the
not less than upon construction. u.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-28
One Year Old Nor.

The Sunday Telegram began It's ago and
issue is the first of its second year.
said when the Sunday Telegram made its first
could They believed the Sunday
the Sunday Telegram not only the
has grown strong has proved its ability to be
institution long the dismissed
Sall doubts
Sunday Telegram speaks itself credit to
Carkburg gives Clarksbg prestige 1t will continue to
greater and the day distant when the larger
finer and better Sunday newspaper
In this connection it amss that circulation
the first year have far exceeded the hope Of its
and its readers that it is vigorously pushing
itself ahead in the march of progress and success
The wide circulation and the splendid and growing patronage
Sunday Telegram very much
will be the future to make the Sunday Telegram
even popular "a
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-28
day that IT will be the. financial stra-
stegfst and not the military tactician
who will be the largest factor in
bringing the European war to a close.
watch the Fires.
GWheeling News !,

The arrival ofrwinter, with the me-
cessity for the artificial heating Of
buildings, calls for an increase IN eau
ton by everyone. The dangers to
both life and property from this
source are multiplied during the win
ter months and can only be counter
acted by adequate safeguards.
Open fires, either in stoves or in
CRATES, are O. constant source OF dan
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-28
A Mor;,i,, q Motto.

Man. private individual capacity erted
begins be conscious of his dignity and
sensible those naienabe rights and with which he
endowed by the conception Of of rights
inspires him great respect and with the strong
patriotic attachment he feels that he has duties
exercise he idle and careless spectator but
efficient affairs Of the world and
especially Of his country--Acton
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-28
like Chasing bio Pea.

Information from the various head
quarters as to the success or failure
OF the Serbian army in its operations
against the Bulgarians and the leu
tons is as uncertain and as unsatis-
factory to one in search Of facts and
conditions as is the pea in the old
fashioned shell game. Now you see
1t and now you don't. n !, & 4,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-28
Internationally Near.
fBluefieId Daily Telegraph.)

i Christmas is only six weeks away,
and shoppers will find it to their ad-
vantage to take the opportunity for
early shopping. Buy, now and get the
pick Of choice stocks instead Of wait
ing until the last moment and choos-
ing from among the left overs. The
early bird IN holiday buying is the
wise bird. J, J; 81.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-28

ser 10 life. This Is doubiy Hue IN
hnnies n which there are small chile
dfen. proper shield costs hui ilttle
ana may be the means 81 saving 81
child from z hprrible deaf and us
parents from IA ifeti nS 81 bitter s0t-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-28

of land NOT haui aa
college club aIcver theland playing match
keep them at home entirely happy the
shoe game And then il would BIT with study
Rather it would inspire a better sort of it.s
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-28

It Is about time Tor some of tho
connsnd eys ot tho european being
serents to announce their selection ~
enemy cities 10 eat their hristfn1
DINNERS in. and then md themselves
Imuehing q hasty lunch ID Che trenches
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-28
SANG
sN 4LlD 81
what makes Carol 50 disliked ~
She got the most votes for being,
popular. - Chicago News,

popular Chicago News 81 & S.
Ethel-Is the man you are engaged
to DIT all bookish?
Marie Well. yes; pocketbcok ish.
Boston Transcript. 81 Z
ssnith tells me- he has been grad
uated from the automobile SCHOOL,
Yes; he feelingly " refers to- it as
his alma motor. Puck. ss III Is 4
HI Finance What about the tinan-
Icial hegemony.
d. vorsayi-It's twice what I ought
to pay her, and 1 told the Judge 81.
Judge.
Hoknsl actually caught Iongbrow
telling the truth yesterday.
Pokus- Wasn't he embarrassed?
Hokus-0 Only MON ntarily. He. inn
mediately tried to lie out Of Il ife.
1rate individual thit by golf bali
Hey! This will cost you 800 Il
Golfernldn't you hear me say,
Fore? s R.
Irate individual -Four Will be suf-
Z fcient.Yale Record: III
Ohcer-1 want a man to 20 round
and buy some good horses, sergeant.
Are you-er ything Of a Judge Of
shorsehesh? s. e g. q: AZ:
sergeant-I dunno, sir. I've never.
tasted any. I.ontion Mail.
aAs II was coming h home, said the
man who had burst breathlessly
through the door, "footpads set upon
me and took my watch and scarfpln.'
How lucky commented his, wife,
they didn't wait till Saturday night
and catch you when you were coming
home with the market baske i. ASH
ington Star. ..is
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-28
Movers for Chill rer
BY Edward L. Tinker in Leses Reproduced by reouest
Of the police department Of the Baltimore


Of the police department OF the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company. s 81 81
Never cross the tracks by night or by day, ss
Without stopping to listen and look each way
4 Never walk along the railroad ties III Nc *:
You can't always trust your ears and eyes y S
Never hop a freight for nothing quite heals
The wound received under grinding wheels ri 1 81
Never on q hut or sunny day,
Sit beneath a box to rest or play.
Never crawl under a car Of freight @
e When the crossings blocked-play safe and wait
Never board a train that is moving, -
Accidents daily its dangers are proving s So 3
play games
Never leave the rail any spikes or bars.
Because, in this way, you may wreck the carssa
Never railroad bridge should you cross
train may come and result in your loss. srs
Never pick a. up round the railroad
= = = = = = 80. > . . 80 = . 4. . = a ., :.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-28

s.Teaeh econ
oSny, that Is
one Of the hrst
,and highest
-. n.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-28

Harry LEON Wilson, who prefers
Cal, to New York, and
Evening journal., 1915-04-24
Real Estate

II you wish 10 buy trade or sell, see me-
have several excellent business proper
tics on my list that can be purchased on
terms and at low price
Desirable homes In all sections ~ VIII
mngton and vicinity. Several good buys In
the suburbs
Also o. few properties that will not 10 per
l cent. on Investment
Evening journal., 1915-04-24

Wilmington Trust Co.
DUPONT Bldg Real Estate Dept.
Evening journal., 1915-04-24

This illustration depicts a modi-
fed colonial residence with gambrcl
ROOT design that is particularly an
;i-tic, and one that offset homie
like interior of UNUSUAL charm. Four
massive columns carry the extension
of the roof that forms the piazza.
These convey nm impression of solid
ity aud substantial worth to the
house. at the same time providing
pleasing feature ui the exterior.
Mnllioucd windows and pretty little
rolunncl balcony dormcr- aud
brackets rclicve thi, design of amy
sense of hra,incss due to the over
hang ol the -cruud story and the
weight of the cornce n fact. lt
makes particularly attractive
home from every standpoint The
width of the house is 35 feet and
Evening journal., 1915-04-24

ishcd with tiled noor and wainscot
on without. a. the owner might de-
sire. Stairs are provided to the third
floor. which can be LETT unfinished,
or IL one wishes. two goud sized
rooms may be- finished or,
lhc basement extends under tho
whole house, exclusive of the piazza,
and gives ample room for heating
plant. storage, laundry and vegetable
room.
Arrangements have been madr
with the architects TO furnish csti-
mated cost of construction or amy
other information desired regarding
thn house illustrated They also Ia.
vite our readers tu make suggestions
tor plans which they would like H.
lustrntcd in the future Please ad-
dress all correspondence to Ashley q
Peterson, Springfield, Mass.
Evening journal., 1915-04-24
FOR RENT
CHARLES w. GOODINC.

: " Cor rhth and jefferson Streets
d. & A. Phone. 4143.
Evening journal., 1915-04-24
EAST SIDE.

g. g. aud rnoms and bath
Kane. James. Grace Mar. ie2 Market and
"el King 81
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REAL EsTATE-FOR SALE.
-,1,-T--@l,----->-l-71
For Sale-Bargain
10 room house, with
2 baths, West ST., near
Delaware Ave.
Don't Miss Seeing This

5os West Sixth street. 40 rooms and bath,
reception hall.
TO settle an estate no 0oo Delaware
avenue. l2 rooms, BATH large porches. To-
cation good Tor doctor q fashionable
boarding house, or comfortable home. This
property is worth considering.
Also, the y. D. Corner OF Sixth and French
streets. % rooms and bath. This Is good
location for a doctor as it has been used for
that purpose for years.
Now these properties are worth looking
at and are going 20 be sold.
1915 Washington street, detached house,
40 rooms and bath. Hot water heat Room
for garage In rear.
Suburban homes 4 rooms modern house;
/ ~ acres garage oufbuldings. Close TO
trolley; beautiful river view several others
/ Ia same locality.
Groom house near Brandywine Springs.
large lawn, bath and city eonveniences
I large porch. electric light variety Of fruit,
garage, chicken house.
Nice Groom house az Mortrose, cheap.
/ One car fare.
ground; room house at Yorkiyn. stable
| Tor Z horses. garage, fruit. chicken house
! crops included. Three minutes 60 trole,
and steam ears. Possession Bargain. Lit
80 acres. Brandywine hundred; good
iiliahle ground, within 1--WE miles OF VIII
mington. Good buildings
one acre lots at Boxwood; $3.50 to s4oo
W. I,ot Se' at corner Tenth and Lincoln streets.
Lot corner Penn and Riverview avenue,
$50 by 100.
1920 Tatnal ST.. rooms, bath, reception
hall. porch SIOO will buy.
1914 Trenton Place rooms, bath. porch.
1908 W. Thirteenth ST. 8 rooms bath and
porch.
800 Pine St.. rooms bath and porch
$500 will buy.
$40 Madison st.. store and dwelling Will
exchange for small houses,
Eleventh and Kirkwood SITS. rooms and
bath. Facing park
FOR SALE OR RENT
1902 W. Ninth ST. rooms, bath. porchef
owner TO move out Of the city. A bargain.
2O2i Delaware Ave, 10 rooms, bath AM
porch open Sunday, . 70 ..
APPLY TO
Evening journal., 1915-04-24
ATTENTION.

New square built house with six
rooms reception hall, bath. heater and
modern Improvement Renting for $50
per month viii pay 10 per cent. Must
be sold G. =. OkEEFE.
No. West Seventh st.
d. a. A. Phone No 1881.
Evening journal., 1915-04-24
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
AT REDUCED RENTS.
400 W. Thirteenth St.. r & b
507 McCabe Ave, r. B a III
IA French St., Il r & b.
1903 W. Ninth ST.
GIL D.. Fourth ST., r & B.
3Os Rodney St., 8 r. B, p & II,
217 Rodney ST., X, b s. 2.
214 Lincoln ST., z r, B & y.
902 Chandler St.. rooms. 50.
412 j.. Ninth St.. r & B.
1921 Church St. Z r & B.
1903 Franklin ST. II r & . b.
100 Monroe ST. r & B.
APARTMENTS.
Ninth and Orange SITS, 3 r. b & II.
1O11 Trenton Place. r., B & =.
VIM. J. FISHER
s. W. Cor. Ninth and Orange SITS.
Evening journal., 1915-04-24

Fire Automobile Plate Glass, Liability
Insurance. Anything insurabe. Best cum-
| panies. lowest rates
Evening journal., 1915-04-24

the depth 30 feet. exclusive of the
piazza The pmzza Is 35Ns - lect
over AN, aud is provided with solid
cement lloor
Tho exterior of the residence calls
for rough cast stucco Tor the first
story. with shingles above To- the
upper gable where panellcd stucco is
employed.
The main entrance 10 the honsc Is
through handsome colonial door
way and Ncstibule into central
hall on the hall 10 the left Is the
spacious living room l4N23 feet This
room. with its added ingle nook
liNG lcct. i- one ui the features of
the house. 1n, single nook has
handsome columned entrance with
coy seats on either side. and book
cases hanking the attractive fire
place OF the staircase hall To- the
left through French doors in the din
ing room ltNl4. plcntilully lighted
with it's two windows and double
French doors leading direct 10 the
front piazza. An ample pantry,
kitchen and rear entrance hall COM
plctcs the first lloor ahll. An easy
staircase at the rear OF the hall leads
TO the second hoor, where four spa
cious bedrooms are found The two
front bedrooms have am added lea-
tnio iu the little balcWic-. ucccss 10
which is gained through French
doors These give The chambers all
Che practical advantages of the
,hopng porch with none OF its
faults. These hedroohs are an pro-
,ided with ample clothes closets. A
linen closet handy to the bathroom
is provided The bathroom j. of gen.
eroms size. NO Leol. anl can be ln-
Evening journal., 1915-04-24

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.
L Or RENT---12-ROOM HOUSE. HOT AND
cold water bath. desirable location.
Clinton street Delaware City. stable for
either automobile or horses. Immediate pos
session. =. o. Box 2O1, Delaware City.
aprl7-eod I'm.
Evening journal., 1915-04-24
LOOK THESE OVER

1915 DUPONT S.. s n & B. porches. a
nice. comfortable home
9i1 Jackson st.. 10 r. B & r. Nicely 10
Gated. Bargain.
22034 Cedar ST. Investment VIII trade
'or small farm.
COZ Washington ST.. ia r. R.B6P De.
fachcd Mako Offer
Lancaster Ave and Clayton St. House
and store Garage. Fine business corner.
Twenty-second and Church Sts.. 6 r.. p &
. 7. new Investment or home
BIS Concord Ave. corner property T.
room house end store.
lii2 ". Fifth ST., n. b. p. Fine con.
dition. Make Offer
1910 Lancaster Ave. 6 r. &P Choap.
$40 Concord Ave a dandy 7-room house.
All conveniences Bargain
Lots at Hilcresi Montrose aid Gordon
Heights az bargain prices
Farms an sizes and prices
Money TO loan on first mortgages
SeWell G. Downs
d. g. A.. 4s6-W aO6 W. Ninth St
Evening journal., 1915-04-24
ZOE PnNr
FOR RENT
FOR RENT

1912 Washington ST., II r B.....s $50 90
liza W. Sixth ST. r & B...... s23.0O
151O Clayton St.. & Il & B......... S22 90
9i3 Shallcross Ave. Y s. r. $500
2323 Tatnail ST., r & B.......S2 S2i. 90
230O Jessup St.. r & B........SI7.0O
107 ". 35th St. SIR & &B... si3.Ou
329 +. oath ST.. Z B.. $1,000
14O7 Adams St. 6 r & SIG 90
ll1 Spruce St, r & B.........sl5.OO 90
9l6 W. Second St.. rooms. ....... $3.50
W. V. Montgomery.
no. 9l9 10 ORANGE STREET
D. & A.. sac
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For Rent

For Rent
8oa y Broomo St. 9 r. b. P&H $1,000
3ll ~ Broomo St.. r. b, p & IL. $500
1881 W. Fourth ST. 9 & ....sl7 90
I121 W. Third ST. r 6 B......... $1,000
715 Monroe ST. 10 r. b. p & H...S25.OO
4O4 s. Jackson ST., r & B.. $1,000
229 jefferson St 9 r & B........sIs 90
3Oth and Monroe SITS. ~ Il. b. II s23. 90
12I8-15 Linden ST., r & $1,000
Go n. Adams ST., rooms ........ $1,000
2I2 y Madison ST. s Z a. B.......S 1000
$50 w Sixth St. r. & B....-....S $500
> Sixth Ave. r. b, = q H.. Sl7.oO
los Bird ST.. rooms lcOlored .... $40. 90
STORES
Garage, io5 Orange $500
John J.. Hanley,
NO. 023 W. FOURTH STREET
Phone Bell, $40.
Evening journal., 1915-04-24
REAL ESTATE rOR SALE.

Il or sALE--DESIRA 3LE HOME. NO.
zoos Jefferson street , rooms and bath.
Pnrty moving 20 country. Possession at once.
Apply 20 Mrs. ]. W. Hopes. Mt. Cuba
Del. april -ood.tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-10

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-10
WORKS BOARD ADOPTS ONE
RESOLUTION, LOSES OTHER

The pavement of Allen St was or
dered at the regular meeting of the
board of public works Tuesday night,
while the pavement of Diamond av,
a matter that has been pending for
some time. was rescinded indefinitely.
Bids in the Allen st. pavement Will
be received by the board March 80,
at which time bids will also be re-
ceived for the placing of sidewalks
and curbs in various streets of the
city. The various streets" resolu-
ton was passed and approved by the
board Too many demonstrators was
given as the cause of resembling the
Diamond av. pavement.
The Bowman Creek sewer assess
ment roll, the largest in the history
of the city, was made a matter OF
history last night when it was APP
proved and filed among other records
of the board.