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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-17

munitlon spread reign of terror amons
the glasses and innocent Dresden cups
on the buffet. But Virginia replied she
gave Peter a dish of mashed potatoes
Under the left ear and followed II with
quadrant of lemon pie between the eyes;
peter cross countereda with a few tred
tomatoes. which landed forcibly and stuc-
coed the room without regard to uni
formlty.
And then virginia shouted murder
and 'police" and the other things which
60 90 with general mysteries. Policeman
8owIand. the hero Of many battle, COM
nsIIsd an Immediate armistice and took
tba belligerents TO the s9th street and Lam
caster avenue station
Ma gistrate Boyle saw at glance that
patsr and Virginia had evidently had
son,e difference Of opinion.
"she allus riles ma when am ieelh
obsterp'ress," said Peter
nan he tries TO make ma be-leeb dat
an, unrasponsibil." asserted Virginia
s'T want you both to go home and think
~ over" said the Judge. SO Peter ana
Virginia left. feeling. as Peter SAID
,,5omevyhat doo-be-us,'
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have proved efficient II there bad beer
sufficient time.
The portion Of the letter describing IN,
disaster reads:
Ny Dear Elizabeth:
suppose you will be quite surprised
to hear from me. Well I landed here,
and I certainly was fortunate. But
the 0hock has been almost too much
for me. have not felt like myself at
all Every one has been so kind and
done so much for me. Am Just frozen
all the time
We are quite anxious to know what
the states will do about the Lusitania.
Those Germans will do anything. II
they should win there would not be
any states long.
The boats would have been quite
right II there had been any time to
have gotten into them 1 was fortu-
nate to get into tho first boat, but the
second TO be lowered You know YOU
can't do very much in is to 20 min
utes. l sat at the captains table and
on my left were Mr. and Mrs Keser,
of Philadelphia. / liked them so much
1 saw them right after the boat was
struck. They we're all ready to 90
on deck and were on A-deck, but I
have thought that they must have
gone on B-deck and we're caught. I
also met Mr.. and Mrs. Hodges, and
the last l saw Of them they were 20
ing to their stateroom on A-deck
Went through the morgue to see ~
could find them as 1 knew their
friends would be anxious about them.
but could mo- find them Your friend,
JESSIE.
The letter was posted at the Gran
Hotel. Birmingham, England, May 81.
wa delayed because II was first sen
to Mrs Pollards country home at Brace
Vile, o.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-17

"a to Re preserved soieiy ef hafhInf rots
'posea. City Commissioners. once nioft
rushing 70 the vnre relief. ordered the
removal o. ss much q the btilthtsd
was IN the public street line. rnfatf
lawyers took out certiornri and fIs
right 20 build . bulkhead 81 the sirset
was argued before the Supreme Court in
February. An opinion is expected sorn
Meantime storm tides have destroyed the
bulkhead.
Turner's resources had not been eN<
hausted. however His next move was 70
build larger shack right on the vare
property line, completely blocking the
view from the Congrensman'n broad
piazza. Then he proceeded 10 put up 4
fence, running over TO Kingston avenue
and also cutting on the sea view Of the
A. Reichner cottage, which adioins that
OF Ware
When he feels that he must look upon
the ocean. Congressman Ware can 20 ap-
stairs and gaze from a bedroom window
over the roof Of tho unsiRhtiy shack, or
he can so down into tho street and look
his ill.
The situation. however. does not pleaso
him. He has retained Charles G. Bhb-
cock. OF this city, and cx-Judea Lewis
Starr, Of Camden, 10 iieht the care The
move to be taken has not been divulged
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SURVIVOR DESCRIBES
LUSTTANIA SINKING
Philadelphia Woman Writes of
Last Scenes Aboard Ill-Fated
Unrestricted From Shock.

A letter describing the last moments on
board the Lusitania after the giant liner
had received her death blow from a Ger
man torpedo, was received today from
Mrs. Jessie Taft Smith, of Philadelphia
and Chicago, survivor Of the disaster
by Mrs A. T. Pollard, of 232 South 18th
street wife Of the proprietor Of chain
Of drug stores.
Mrs. Smith, who sat at the same table
with Harry ]. Keser. vice preslGnnt of the
Philadelphia National Bank, and Mrs
Keser, writes that Mr.. and Mrs. Keser
disappeared Immediately after the ship
was struck and she thinks they went to
the Inflated B-deck Of the liner where SO
many passengers were caught in death
trap when the ship listed. She saw also
William s. Hodges, Paris representative
OF the Baldwin Locomotive Works, and
Mrs. Hodges, of 1926 West Lehigh avenue.
who also were drowned. She searched
the Queenstown morgue for their bodies.
Mrs Smith, whose husband is an in
ventor, was going to England to Join him.
She escaped In the second boat to be low
cred, and writes that the lifeboats would
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CONGRESSMAN WARE
FIGHTS FOR SEA VIEW
Shacks Built by Rolling Chair
Owner at Chelsea 0bstructs
Outlook From Cottage.

ATLANTIC CITY, June 17.-Many po-
litlcal lights in which Congressman VIII
liam s. Ware has been involved In his
political career are tame affairs when
compared with that the South Phlladel-
phian has on his hands here.
Several months after Congressman Ware
had been occupying his handsome Chel-
sea home with It's broad, unobstructed
sea outlook, J. r. Turner. an Atlantic
City man, bought, under a riparian lease,
oil the land seaward from the Ware cot
tage line, which is about 100 feet back
from the boardwalk. This lease was OBJ
talned at Trenton for a nominal consider
alton.
Congressman Ware was perturbed, and
he had reason TO be, FOR In a short time
Archibald Lambert, a rolling-chalr pro-
pretor. began the erection OF a small,
roughly boarded cabin, facing the board
walk directly in tho Ware line Of vision.
Congressman Ware invoked the aid OF the
powers. Lambert at first was refused
permission to connect his shabby little
cabin with the boardwalk, but the city
found It could not go so far and withdrew
It's objections. Then the cabin was in
habited by negro rolllng-ohair pushers.
Turner's next move was to start to
bulkhead his leased land. a part of which
those who laid out Chelsea Beach intend
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Police Court Chronicles

There are times when the English
language falls helpless and words cannot
be found to express our wrath some per-
sons at such crises are appeased some-
what by crashing noises and screams;
others desire to infiict suffering and well
come excitement. Peter Bullock negro
of Brown and Holly streets, reached such
a condition and permitted hlmseit 10 run
the gamut of his emotons-much to the
disapproval of his wife Virginia.
They we're peacefully porting over their
dinner when an argument arose over the
chicken-the piece de resistance OF the
feast. 1t appears that Peter thought II
might be a little browner. while Virginia
declared that it was just in keeping with
her artistic conceptions of color Their
argument ran at hight angles. and see
ing no hope of reaching an amicaole des-
tine tion Peter flung the rost chicken and
the dish for good measure at the deter
mined Virginia, the police say
She lodged and the cumbersome am
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srRKE.pREAKERs wANT pAY
Insistent Demands, Threatening Riot,
Bring Call for Police.

An echo Of tie Chicago transit strike re-
sounded in this city today when several
hundred men, strikebreakers engaged TO
take positions on Chicago trolley cars,
clamored for the money they allege was
promised them by George Tate, a private
detective, in charge Of an agency 1T 8s
North 18th street.
So insistent became the demands that
Tate telephoned to Lieutenant Kunkle, OF
the 18th and Vine streets station. and a
detail Of policemen was sent to prevent
riot
a hundred men were sent to Chicago
three days ago. AT a small station n few
hundred miles east OF Chicago the agent
In charge received a telegram, saying
that the strike had been settled peaceably
and ordering the men sent back. They
returned today asserting that they had
been promised weeks wages.
After the policemen arrived the meu
held meeting in the street and ap.
pointed A committee 10 consult with
Magistrate Carson to bring a civil suit &c
secure the money
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Boil it down!
Boil it down.!


Boil it down!
That's the EVERY WEEK policy. We
give you lots to read. But we give it
quick at boiled-down price - Sc.
EVERY WEEK doesn't lead you through
long introductions. 1t cuts out the slow
endings. 1t strikes quick. 1t strikes true.
20 pages Of crisp reading at Sc.
If you want a great Sc worth, get EVERY
WEEK to save money, but to save
time.
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MOVIE STARS NEAR DEATH
FROM PREMATURE EXPLOSION
Dynamite on Old Scow Furnished Gil
max Too Soon.

HASTINGS, N. Y. June T.-Frederic
de Bellevlle. well-known actor, and
Miss Betty Marshall. leading woman for
the Gotham Film Company, nearly lost
their lives yesterday afternoon by the pre-
mature explosion of 200 pounds of dyna-
mite under an old scow from which they
were about to jump into the Hudson River
as the hero and heroine in the final pic
lures of a movie called THE Trade
Secret" The derelict scow, the Thomas
Wallace, was blown to smithereens. MI
de Belleville and Miss Marshall were
hurled into the water unconscious and
launch containing three camera men was
overturned, the movie cameras with their
precious films sinking to the bottom or
the river.
Miss Marshall was burned on her arms
ond bodv and de Belleville sustained a
bad cut on the top of his head. After
receiving treatment both were able to go
to their homes.
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Rnxinr Resnlts al ihe Gnretr

In tho Remhnals Of the 105-pound class IN
the amateur boxing tournament at tho Gayety
Theatre last night KID Clark defeated Frankie
smith IN three rounds. Young Nelson defeated
young Donohue In three rounds and Ynune
stutt quit in tho second round TO Young Paris
In tho preliminaries Of the 122-pound class
Young hitChiS tne 9eGislot
Johnny Clark and Kid Wolf professionals
boxed four fast rounds, the former winning
easily
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-17
THE WEATHER
Official Forecast
WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, June II.
For eastern Pennsylvania and New
lsisey-Partly cloudy and cooler tonight;
Friday fair; gentle west winds,
Showers covered most of the Atlantic
tcps during the last "a hours. Another
iaoWer area includes the upper Lake re-
son and extends southwestward to north
en- Texas, while scattered showers are
isported from the Dalkotas and the far
northwest. The temperatures are normal
Or slightly above in the Atlantic States
ana throughout the cotton belt, while in
ne upper Lake region and the upper
aississippi valley there is a deficiency of
rom to u degrees. Conditions have
nssn TO near the normal at most places
N the plains States.
U. S. Weather Bureau Bulletin
Observations mada at q a m Fastern time
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Torchy- That's Me j.!

This wide-awake lad typihes up-to-date
young America better than any character
we know.
Torchy strikes an entirely new note in
the country's humor-hction.
Get to know him.
Hereafter you will find Torchy only in
Every Week. He has moved in, bag
and baggage.
Chuckle with Torchy this week as
Sewell Ford, his creator, shows how
"Torchy Tackles Short Circuit" A
crack-a-jack story.
See the 81 Beautiful Gardens" printed
in rich green tone by the new lntaglio
Gravure process = new Every Week
feature.
Also a score of real stories, and interest
ing snapshot articles on live. human
subjects. Get your copy.
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Million Dollar Coal Pier for P. R. R.

Million Dollar Coal Pier for P. r. R.
million dollar coal pier. the largest
Of It's kind on the Atlantic Coast, will be
tiected In a short time at Baltimore by
the Pennsylvania Railroad. 1t will great
y Increase the amount of coal exported
through Baltimore. The machinery on
The new pier will be capable of loading
At least 5000 tons in 10 hours or 10 tons
minute. The structure will be 942 feet
long and &c feet wide.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-24
MoTi:Icn or pIss0IUT1oN.

Notice Is hereDy gwen mat az n
meetfng of the stoclxh9l dses OF me MsSs sls
o4kkanfzed under the laws Of the State
St MsSS f s. Tie ssth day 81 March.
1916. the following rezsoaltd of1s were
s9LX = ass sz. s sI5s s ssst as sss
organized under tha laws sof The = taLe
OF NVeAt Virginia. does hereby dsscon.
siiTrsnder TO the. State Of West Virginia
lie If f Sora 81 aaa Viii pFosssd g
convert the property. ct1o4es in actton
and ali assets Of this corporatton tnto
lash; and pay on and discharKe All its
sIebts liabilities and obligatt o11s;s and
aftes fully dtscl1aTg1ng Al snca ue2 81:
fesnainder among the stockholdehS PRO
Esf4a with their several hold2ngH OF
1fcck: but no such payment snail -
made to any stoclshnlder Until after the
pub cation OF the notice herednafter
= SREESeIVtlD, second. that the pressi.
dent 81 This corpor4tf0n cause 'nptdce
NJ the adOptfon OF the foregotpE reSo-
luton to be published in some newspapeE
Of general .cireplation. pa6hshsd ,neas
four successive weeks; and that ne cer.
fffy these resoduti Ions to- the eecretaTy
OF state Of the state Of West VtrglnlA:
and deliver to him q rtihcate SHOWING
the Publications OF satd notice. g PRO-
s'e Gs9e y under s my hand this 21th day
PTesidsnt 81 said corporation:
). as IL. GOOGLE. secrstary:
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that ~ Wiz fSg1S
CGnrt 81 s; aISf sessiH Thurhdd 81 July
Nth i0i5. from 0 O'Clock a. q Sss.ine :
~ am MI matters his to the ~
Of voters for the special eiessiSn a m-a n
MY Wtst.,ct1 Harrison County, West Virginia
4, TSss siay. August 3rd: 1918: ~.
OF Il esstI,,s TasiiihE within the conMnes
Al u Rer1 TT,,Isssnesdent District. who were
~ I,ro5 5sr reEi for. the General elec.
tion of 1914 win be perTnttEsd g y0 n1iS ~
{ Sntn mid independent District since selu
last General election must ri Ar
AL 49, 81 aStS ana register Or they VIII not
BE PERMITTED to vote at said special e1ec-
aq S,vsa Under my .haHd this aend day 81
= N.Y. lyto- y. JAMES CREWS, .sei
clerk Of the County Court OF aaEraSon
GSnnty west virginia.
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so,:rItcs OF. srEC1Ar nnnoTIoN.

...sss. - ~
q M III Ssducatidn OF Sheets Mills inus;
1Sfssishf DaStFick, ut b special IneettnE n SIS
KS tEa sHSHsSES Mills school, House on the
iSth Ia dsy Of, July, 1915, the following order
ySuS entered -. - 8 .. =. -, ~,
Tt6,,r;s an s5heets AEills SchOQl Bpe5 no. one
al. and Is put the qpeata onk q e az III
iadiss s,s 5SyS "a esiCSe0 eiiS Is
ssf fiie Tot2f.n e0f said Sl1eetss ~. tm4eSS
Ss lsS Sfa ss afss e.
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hHENIS VANTED

- STsI5f,s IRON Rust SOAP GO. 4oS4
Lancaster Ave. Phi l1a iara de- Mart,
nnga.sSs md C6pSriSht Registered IN the
iY IaHs Patent OMce5 removes iron F rnSS
iiik ana all unWasha able 2 STAINS ss11sr5 BIG
ciotnang, Hants wanted. The Original
&c I tube. beware % infsin sme anS a ne.
tha penalty for mnkin&, sellA1Ae sA.eA
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sTTUATT0 ms Wanted

TSAETED Position g ,Spgrent iSa S Mssa
FORM. Address BOX IS. Wiiscnburs, ~.
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SAFE OF BONDS

Notice isahefeby given that on the! ssri
dSy Of july 1915. at or ab out one thirty
81 public 0ntcry at THE front door OF the
Court House Of Harrison County. West vest
4 + = mo rnorfrage gold coupon twenty year
bonds Of West Virginia Midland Railroad
Compa0y, Numbers four eight seven,
each in the principal sum of One Thousand
Dollars. ($1. 0O0.O0).s .
TERMS OF SALE: Cash In hand on the
gay :ioa swARTz & TEMPLENAN.
VI. Attorheyg:
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rRY THEM TODAY-For the Liver. Kid
n nevsl Rood Bowels, Stomach and Nerves,
try GRIFEITHS ROOTS AND HERBS.
They stop Rheumatic Aches and Pains
2Sc per package. one months treatment.
Druggists and dealers everywhere
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EoR sAI,E-Ten shares OF Gore Anuse-
: ,Serf CO. stock: need cash, will sacri-
ice. Address ssX' care Telegram office.
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insurance business m
Huntington. West NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ne,
Hsvs agency for i've old line compan-
les This Is an AZ proRositii SI1 ; and
on or write Pitcher s. Gregory, Hunt
ington. Wa. 3.
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-G0ING CANIPIl|G?.

Are YOU ana your family and your neigh
Dor and family going to- the country
inst what you are looking for; a house
with. eighteen furnished rooms inci ND
tuTesuue hills Of Upshur county, delight
fur scenery, good water, excellent neigh 4 n
station mn ideal place to spend vacu-
ton with your family in the, country, at
n small cost. For full particulars ana
terms address Lock Box 335, Buckhan-
non. w. Ya.
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=-jF|:'O:RI:l S;;lAjllLl..EI|:::--:ILots

LOT on CLAY ST, 34xl0o feet,
near Stealey street. This lot
is not level, but you can build
q house on it for $1,600 that
viii rent for $25 a month. The
price for a few days is only
S425 cash. Come quick if you
want it. The Wilson and
Dennison Co., Golf Bldg:'
Clarksburg.
FoR sALE-Two lots at stonewall Park.
S0x169 each, one corner. lot: board walk .
to street car line, easy terms: ARpiy ", :
Home phone Vs.. -. -..-..
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FOR sALE-MIsceIIaneous

ro4S- s ~ IA BLACKSMITH shop doing rood
! IN K3f1esaS 81, hest town ON West svtfBtnaM
sti,Sff Isine Railtoad. Address Box S1t,
CinrkBburg, w. va.
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wANTED-Two ladies' to DO. cAnyassstsn M
der Furniture Co., 100 West Pike street s
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FoR sALE-FaTl11s

TaT sII,E-Fiye acres Of land ON Fair
mont fnterurban street car line. nenr
r5fT Address sOwner" care Telegram
office.
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WANTED-A Kirl for. general 6houseW2rk;
avenue.
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FOR RENT--rwo attractive apartments
one second floor, four roorn apart
m 1t newly pabsrsa and painted; With
bath, gus ana electric lights: large front
oti,ers first moor, I'VE roeni apartment,
newly papered ANA painted. with s BATH T..
gas and electric lights, Rrgs storaEe'
Ready Ang. 1st one Of best residence
sections In city. Apply Charles 9. con
,nnn 21f; Court street. ID
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WANTED 10 BORR 0W NC NEY

WaNTEn~To borrow $4,000 on farm
worth $1,000. 90. Address * I, care Ieie;
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.FoB REl FURNISHED Rooms

80 >RTNT-Two. nicely furnished rooms
36r light houSekseping; also Lnri, s IS aoS
4e ssra s.trset. Glen Elk, or call Bell phone
aia-i. -
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-zs-=s--- SD s57T,--Tyyo furnished rooms 1sr
,Sht use q b silch naa two
phone wax from postofice. Apply az
- D school street .Aasls
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4 4ttMsEt cooaIH. seessta5 il,
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-;S,5,, 1yie,eiv. a FINISHED front room.
FOR Elsl;yate family, no children use q q
Math and phone; three s1; n maaa ass lee st.
egnm Empire Bankl can aI ~, %.
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X. 8 TNTE-,fwo nicely furnish ed cor on
F 2ec.ins rooms on asfs hG next a to Rob
1urn1 end Inquire at 454 West fAAe
tAnsst -
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FOR RENT-Newly pnpered, seven room
honse. and fine cement cellar, porch and
deep well, lavatcries in bed rooms n t We
closets: we'll improved. Rent $so:ov Il
Call Harvey b. Smith.
FOR RENT-Four rooms, bath and cellar,
Dun street Stealey Heights; also one
Ave room mouse, on Duncan avenue avenue,
See n H. Duncan, or call Home phone
500 w. az.s--.-
FOR RENT -: .,ooo.
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Gordon & Kidd
REAL E s STATE
AND INSURANCE
40 N. Third 81.
MONEY TO 20 AN

Sgay as WITHOUT MONEY! ac=
commodat4 everybody hy aoanane
money on watches. diamon01A 9eWe4t55y.
IaarAlGr.l Naldo.s B2dE.. LEpnrth -4tEeef-s
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FoR RHNT-Newly furnished aast Fo Snpiy al Il
conveniences, rea ;sf stpeett ~.
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go pRENT-Two furnished rooms % :, l ~
,,sht housekeeping; sink and gas P IaIis
In fitchen: Apply sa a. tlie
street Bell phone $50
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80 755INT-Furnished rooms for ign.
s SnussEsepinEi or rooms for S Sanr iarec
ssntraiiy located Ign T9un TO H nS
l9T csra Apartinents., 212 Hughes 'ss 5ns
sdsosninr Towers school, 6eA pnone
76isRs .--------------
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WANTED TO TRADE

FOR TRADIE-On prod ion tor aut
bile stock worth your tnXestignt3on'
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lar caaa: candy
& and : nne soda
,h6nd 379-W, or
IS i. Ida { ] \. 4:
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FOR RENr-New sir room house, with
bath. Stealey Heights, large lot, tmmedi-
ate nossession two store rooms and
seven room apartment IL new ,i Rr1f Is
Post-RsEer CO.; Con Bldg. both phones:
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WANTE6-EeniaIe Help

iWANTED-A good girl for general 7. ho9 9
work, must be d good cook $o:O0 -. .
week to rtght party IL, Eess ers stssat.
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wANTED Girl for General h9uNeW 81 s., =
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FOR RENT-one apartment in angle Inn,
third floor; three rooms and bath Cali
Bell phone 1402-J.
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ron REaTTo 9saais naa fsqnt c e9S@s.
u dssiEa6le - oof Se seen to be apprecia.ts.
Len Close to interurba5 sta ni9are S Gail
and B. & o: staf1on. ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-24

FOR RENT-A few ofices asd apartments
in Latstetter building: Opposite p0st-
IRE INQUIRE at 2O7a in building. Bell
phone 240-Nf. Con. 45T-Y.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-24

FdR FTINTFour fu IN 1vsrni Icons Street
asan EiE. -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-24

FOR RENT-House of six rooms, bath
duire Of S. Nusbaum. SOB Main street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-24
WANfEb 10 BUY

WANTED no RUY-yeai gilveg: q Call OF
write GanHy Provision Co.. Zen -Pn111He
4O1; Home phone 8, Clarks0nrE. w. Na.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-24

-, . 7SSTT--Two large front. rooms SUI .a,,
2hIa IA hight housekeeping S h54s stssep 70
rooms, al Si,fiS Apply at 19S vest f 1Ae
one i ~ tssii pfone 3S1-R or l2Oo-J ..ss.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-24

FOR RENT-One four room fiat, on second
floor. 1872 West Main street, $ls: 6oh PEE eS
hauled. key next door. Call Bell phone