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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-23
THREE WOMEN STARS
In SEMI-FINAL ROUND
Miss Wagner. Miss Bernhard
and Mrs. -Wallach
Take Straight Sets.

Nrw RpcurLLt. Y. y. June 22-Niss
Marie Wagner, tn New YORK state
champion Mrs H,rgcr-W iilarh. former
ritiona champion. and Miss Helen BERN
hard reached the semi-fnal round I'm the
wumen'g singles Of the lawn tennis
tournament for tho Quaker Ridge cham
piouship AT thu courts of the New
Roci' ellie Lawn Tennis club here to-day.
All three OF the players won their thi"d
round matches i'm straight sets. Miss
Wagner triumphcd oNer Miss Helene
Pollock at d-3. 6-2. Miss Bernhard dis
posed ~ Miss Elsa kahn at 6-3. s-2.
and Mrs. Wallach Eliminated Miss Bessie
Holden At Is. 30
The women started their matches
.arly in the day and hence got thrpugl
them on schedule, The men. however.
Mere not 50 fortunate. for about tho
time that AL Of the courts should have
beer occupied a downpuur Of rain turned
the playing surfaces into miniature
'okcs. T. summaries.
quaker Ridge 'hamryoushir women,
Single Fire, Round Nj. lloysI Nic,or
aof ttri Mr. B. St"1z, G-l s..
sc,onl Rounl-Nl,s Florence Hauin 10
frH'ed Miss e + Droogan. 81. % Ml.s
H".eu bernhard defeated Mrs. Herhert
CAri.hdch. 6-.3. Go. Miss Bessie Holden
d'iSs,ea Wy. T rppp'r So S-- .,,.,
Miss E'-a Kahn. S.. SIS Mrs psrser-
wallach defeated Ms. Re.sl" Holden.
G-3. &c. Miss Marie Wagner defeated
N'ss Helene Pollock. IS. g
Mems Singles. second Round-H /.
Row man won from I. Schls iuXer ny de-
fault.
Third Rsund-H 7. Rowmsn won from
VI Gollnat by defgult; \ y Hammer
dcteatc! n f. Rogers, g. 8
Fourth Round-A II Hammet' defeated
A. Behr. s-&, "a
Tifth Round-E. \. FiNtnan defeated ]
Cnllum. s-s. IS. e-2.
Mems Douhlcs. riryt Round-RriGzs and
partner Won from Koniger and Jones bv
default.
Second Rounf-Hartmsnu and Groes-
heck defeated rruhe- and Creighton. 81.
al. Granger and o'Briau won from
Briggs and partner BY default.
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RICHIE OUT AND WHITE IN.
C~hicRgoan Gets BOut with welsh
for July 3 NJ Brighton.

Willie Ritchie's demand for "A weigh
agreement at 1873 pounds at . o'clock has
caused him TO be sidetracked in favor %
Charley White for the July 3 date with
Freddie Welsh at Brighton Beach.
White was matched with the lightweight
champion yesterday.
Public demand for "a White-Welsh
bout has been growing steadily dur
ing the last few months. The Chicago
boxer has knocked out six opponents
in a row. finishing Young Brown In "A
round last week. Through his hard hit
ting streak he has emitted n string OF
statements 10 show Welsh is afraid IT
him. Welsh answered yesterday by
mak!ng the match,
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BIG FIELD FOR FOX HILLS.
Ncnris TWO Hundred Goifers TO
R.giu Tourney Tomorrow.

Nearly We hundred golfers Wiz tee
an AZ Fox uils tp-morraw in the clubs
annual invitation tournament, according
to word from the committee last night.
Post entries will be accepted and play
ers. selecting their " partners. will
&c permitted TO start out on the qualify
ing round as late as . 80 l.. NJ
Provision has been made for i've six
teens and a trophy is ready FOR q sixth
sixteen In event that 1t Is found possible
to handle that many
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easily. Victor I. Cumnook was ON board
the winner.
VI. dc u. Parsons and Frederic o..
Speddon had charge of the races and
selected a course that TOOK the yachts
first from n line of Motifs FONT. across
tho Sound to Parsonage Point, then to
Woolsey's Point and then again acrosss
the Sound TO the starting point. The
wind at the start was drawing out 90
Hampstead IIarbor and enabled the
yachts TO carry ~spinnakers across the
Sound for So miles. Then they started
To reach. but later were able again TO
carry ~spinnake:s for g. miles. and the
last leg was a beat of . l-5 miles, with
tho wind true and steady. The sum-
marle5
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u AND p
COURSE, i9A MILEs-sTART, l2:io.
Finish. frii i%s.
Yacht md Owner. u. NJ. :. ii $.
Miladt George W sco,t...s rs II IS Al
Corrected ,imes-Miladi. g:5O.i7. wind
ward. 3:iI;io.
scHooNERs-cLAss F-corRsr. ist.
MlLEs-sTART. 1870.
Xllsdii Gsof Is :, sS}s ;s!t { y
Corrected tlmes-Miladi, 2:5O;i5; Alma
y. y. y G FIFrlEs-couRsE. i,t.
M~ILES-START. 1919.
SPIN ii M~ssionoafh. ( i i : s !;
Ventura, g. +. BAKER. Jr..3 ~ 81 . 81 81
BarhAra.Harry p.Whltncy.3 y - 3 o. -
Grayliug, j. =. Morgtn....3 90 10 3 - 20
samuri. ". Earl DodEe...3 80 10 . Is 10
y. Y. Y. G. THIRTIES-CoURSE, 49,.
MlLES-START. 1875
Lena. q. NJ Reid. ........3 80 ~ = % 81
silhouette. Il II. Preuticc.5 =. 4S - ~
Alerton II, ] " Alker...3 8 % g o3
Hope, I T. Raymond .....3 IS - ? SO 20
Alera, j. T. Cutlcr........i 90 ~ 3 IS a.
1%uanlta, J r. Pratt. ......l o. 81 2 ~ 81
Binzai. L.. Lang. ........f % IS 2 40 ~
:. new YoRk Y. G. COURSE CUPS.
Schooners-CorrecteI times. Ahmaknls,
2:Si:l5; Mliadi, 2:5O:lI. Windward, 3:li:4o.
SlOnps-CorreCted times. Lena, .:23:oN;
silhouette. 2:sb:g0; ~lroquois H., .;21;0s;
Alerlun IL, ":2G:i0; spartan, ::e7:5';
Ventura. 2:2S:3.; Hope. 2;3O:j7. Barbara,
.:3g:3O. AloTa. .:S6 -: Juanitt. -:3s:UN:
Banzai, ~2:3S:35; Grayling. s|:it:jl; Samuri,
.:4S.a7.
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HAvONPAA OUT OF TOURNEY.
'h'rd Disqualification for FOulinw
Eliminates Finnish Wrestler,

''.' ~HlNoupta, the Finn, was eliml-
,''"N r'm the wrestling tournament AT
,''' .t''.I opera House last night for
.''I ''''I.t Hayonpaa suffered his third
,H'..'. ."e.!o@ In 4 match with Dr Is.
h'0.'r after twenty-One minutes or
FFes''''r, u which Finland's exponent
l'''lt pretty nearly every rule OF the
.''.n. ';uuiiu game.
II took Alexander Aberg owe AZ hour
70 u.0 George lurlch's shoulders to the
me- ".iu an arm and body hold, hut
N'"dca Ibyszko downed Wilhelm Ber-
m' win a double arm lock In IL min
utes a. seconSA
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Rain stops NrIOdrOm~ Races.

Owing tn tho rain last night the cycle
races ~ the Shccpshcad Bay Nelodrome
have been postponed until tomorrow
evening, THE programme arranged for
last night will he run off, with Jackie
clark making his first appearance at the
Pay track In the R~lternance race. lie
will try his skill at this style of racing
against Fred Hin, Harry Kaiser and
Rob spears. In tho feature amateur
race at three-quarters OF a mile Hans
Ohrt and Tom Grimm viii he the head
liners.
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wilkic and BAKER May Clash.

Val Wilkic of Yale and Homer Baker
of the New York \. c. are two IF"
entries for the Millrose $50 invitation,
feature event Of the annual games TO be
held by the Millrose A. &. at Celtic
Park on saturday, July 10. Wl,kie
sent In word yesterday that he will
start IL he finds 1t possible TO change
the vacation plans he has made. Bakers
entry Is In, but his competing IL con-
tingent upon the mending OF his sore
knee. The appearance of Ted Meredith
of Penn in the feature IL assured.
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Running Races at Pacific Fair.

SAN FRANCISCO, June "2.-Running
races, legislated out of California sew
eral years ago when betting was
stopped. are to be revived in san Fran
cisco with a thirty day meet ar the
Panama-Pacific Exposition beginning
August 90, according to ID. .. Lively.
head of the exposition's live stock de-
partment. Lively said to-day that II
Jockey c,ub to look after the meeting
will be organized this week.
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Ou,met and Mrs. Roope Lead.

BosroN, June 2?.-Francis Ouimet.
the amateur champion. and Mrs. g.. W.
Roope of Brae Burn, with a score or 80.
won the gross prize In the Woodland
Golf Clubs open mixed foursome to-
day. In the tournament each player
drove a ball from every tee and a pair
selected one 10 be played out, taking
alternate shots.
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sisi~r to Pitch for Browns.

DETROIT. June 22.-University OF
Michigan, greatest pitcher. George Sis
Ter. who is playing his last college
game to-day an Ann Arbor. will Join the
-. Louis Americans here Friday.
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Toronto club Gets Gu. williams.

TORONTO. June 22,-The acquisition or
Outfelder Gus Williams, formerly OF the
ST. Louis Americans, was ny
the Toronto Internationals' management
to-day.
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1000 '''r' won driving Camcllia. b. m, by
r,l"' g.. Malur. owned By Mrs. j. l., Paul:
N"L'l Do j. J.. PAU.
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Tina ~


food start; won easily; Andes, br. O.. by
onies,or-iiide and Seek: owned by Allan
trained by \. &. Blumc.
STFnNn DkII.
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FOURTH RACE


r4ood start, Won easily Clln Field, br. C. by
nIntI E~lchrcid owned by L.. J. Carey
uhinci ly q LclRlcr.
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, HE IUT lhTCO-ycHr-OIds and upward
"N'N pave not Won sip In 1915; purse. SiOO
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-12-24
GRANITEVILLE.

Fred rutney Jr. is confined to his home
by illness.
w. charnley has had gas installed in
his tenements
Mrs. Wilson lIenshaw is confined to her
home by illness
William Whitley has accepted position
with II. Norris aud Son.
J. w. Charnley and family will spend
Christmas at the John Allen family reunion
in Pawtueket.
Mr.. Thomas Asketh of New York will
spend the holidays with James Norris Of
Orchid avenue.
Edward Rosbot,om who has been con.
fined to his home with illness during the
past week is able to be out.
Mr.. Arthur Slater and Miss MAY Bur
rows will be married at II. Alban's Church
IN Centredale ON Friday evening.
Renj'min Taylor and Miss MAY Collins
viii he united Ia marriage at NJ. Alban's
Church III Centredale this evening.
The Greni,tville Carriage Works are
building an addition 10 their blacksmith
shop which Is TO be used as gasoline sta.
ton.
The Surdty School children OF the
6ranlieville Bapllst Church held their usual
Christmas tree aud concert at the chuich
last night.
The Gianiteville basket ball team de.
leaied the Church OF Messiah team of OIL
neville at firemans Hall on Monday eve.
ming by the score of go TO 10.
MIR. Archie Whitaker and Miss Mary
Searle we're married at 81 Alban's Church
IN Centredale on Wednesday evening. Mr..
and Mrs Whitaker will reside in Bridge
port, Conn.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-12-24

Peter Fournier is working for DIR. +.
Thrift at Greenville.
The children Of st. Mary's Academy are
rehearsipg for Christmas Carols.
The Pillar OF Fire Mission will open on
January aud at 40 Hartford avenue.
Terence Martin, The we'll known local
boxer, is home from New York for few
days.
Sergeant w. A. O'Brien of the chaifee
street station, is off on a two weeks fur
Tough.
Rev. ]. +. Heaney celebrated the goth
anniversary Of his ordination to the priest
hood on Sunday.
Mr.. William Corcoran Of New York, Is
the guest Of his brother, James Coreoran
at the Olneyville Hotel for short season
William Carey, who has been confinee
to his home On Judith street by illness TOR
the past several weeks, is able TO be out
again.
Mr.. James flaming. who holds promi.
nent position with one of the large steel
plants at Pittsburg, Pa is at his home on
Julian street for the holidays.
At the meeting of Ivauhoe Lodge,
Knights of Pythias, last evening, the oih-
GERS for the coming year were nominated
and will be elected next Thursday evening.
The heads Of the leading firms OF Olney-
vile, state that the volume Of business for
the Christmas season this year, is greater
and more satisfactory than it has been for
a number of years.
Joseph Braney, a student at a college at
Syracuse, N. Y and an active member Of
the base ball and foot ball teams OF the
college, is spending the holidays with his
parents at their residence on Bancroft St.
Lieut.. Gov. z. J. San Souci, who has
been confined to his residence on Webster
avenue for some time, was expected TO be
out by this time, but it will be at least one
week more Dcloic DC VIII bc duiS w ic''e
his home.
Mr.. Francis Gateley, who holds promi-
nent position with the Cleveland Woolen
Company at Cleveland, Ohio, is at the
home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
]. Gateley, I3s Webster avenue for the
holiday season..
MIR Harry Eyans, a former resident, but
now in charge Of the Dressing Department
of large mill at Webster, Mass, spent
the early part OF the week with his old
friend, Thomas Kane at his residence, I57
Delaine street.
The Tilden Club, one Of the old time
organizations in Mount Pleasant, met in
their new home in Odd Fellows Hall on
Academy avenue, Sunday evening and
elected the following as the officers Tor
1916: President, Robert A. Coen; Vice
Presidents, Patrick Fitzgerald and Peter J.
Taft; Financial Secretary Thomas
Mcguire; Recording Secretary, John r.
Tracey; Treasurer, Peter Curran; Ser
geant-st.Arms. Dennis Lynch. They will
be Installed Sunday evening, January 10th,
when an executive committee will be APP
pointed.
From nov on till Christmas, YOU will
see advertisements, which, II they we're
true, you wouldn't need but q very little
money to get all the goods you wanted.
Now let me tell you none Of the dealers
are selling gold dollars for 60 cents.
Neither am +, but IL you want diamond,
watch, or anything in jewelry, will
guarantee to give you more for your money
than any other dealer in this city. II its
quality you want, you will get it at J. A
ANGRLL's, Iszs wes,minster street,
olneyville square, Established 10 1873
Adv.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-12-24

The funeral of William IL. Plat was held
at his late residence. a. Elmdale avenue
yesterday afternoon, the Rev II. {. Hayes
officiating. There were number of
beautiful floral offerings, the most notable
coming from the weaving department of
the Weybosset Mills. where The deceased
had been employed for number Of years
as loom 6xer and one from the Old
Homestead Club Of which lie was charter
member. The bearers were Messrs. John
Morris, Joseph Burke, Carl ID. Weeks and
>lieheal Schock. The iuterment was at
Pocssset Cemetery. lie leaves a widow
and seven children.
The funeral Of Hugh O'Donnell, one OF
the oldest and best known residents Of the
annexed district, was held al st. Anthony's
Catholic Church al 9 o'clock, Tuesday
morning, the Rev. Fr. George w Brown
celebrating Requiem Mass Mr.. O'Don-
nell was among he old time employees Of
the Sprague Company AZ Cranstoo, but re-
tired from active life about 10 years ago
and has since lived with his five daughters
and four sons A. their residence, I33 Clar.
euce street. The bearers were owen aud
Thomas O'Donnel, sous, John Burke, a
son in-law and George Middleton The
nterment was AT II. AIMS Cemetery.
At the meeting of Division No. 20,
Ancient Order of Hibernians ~unday after
noon, four candidates were initiated aud
FIVE applications for membership were H.
ed. The following were elected as the
officers for the coming year: President,
John McNamars; Vice President, NJ cheal
Kelley; Recording Secretary, James
McKenpa; Financial Secretary, James
IIanley; Treasurer, Thomas r. Beatty;
Physician, John f. Cannon, NJ. ID; Ser
geant at-Arms, Andrew McNamara; Sen.
tine, William Haley; Chairman Of the
Standing Committee, Maurice ]. Lynn
They will be installed Sunday afternoon,
January I6th.
Olneyville Nest Of Owls held its annual
meeting in their hall on Stokes stree
Sunday afternoon and elected the following
as officers for the coming year: President,
lanes T.. Brolhers; Vice President, lanes
Feeney; luvocstor, James Milnes; Re
cording Secretary, DR.. James r. Reid;
Financial Secretary, James II Matthews;
Treasurer, James 2. Hunt; Physician, J.
Hoey, NJ. d., Warden, William Bagley;
Sentinel, Joseph Warm; Picket, Samuel
fIolgate; Home Committee; Joseph J
Delaney, William Rowe, Benjimin Harn-
bine, Thomas Burdick, David Dlwson,
Peter r. Relley, James r. Hunt. James
Mines, James Feeney, Francis Connolly
and Peter J. Martin, Relief Committee; !;
Thomas J. Hunt, Pairick Casey and John
Starting, Finance Committee; Joseph
Flaherty, James Hanley and Francis Coll
lins. At this meeting, eight candidates
membership were received. Last Monday,
the nest with the assistance ~ committee
from the adies' Nest, entertained about
500 Of the children Of the members Of the
order with Christmas tree and supper.
Tomorrow evening, the members II both
nests will have a gala time, bidding good
bye TO the Old year and welcoming the
new one in, he festivities 10 be held IN
their hall on Stokes street.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-12-24
BELKNAP DISTRICT

A very pleasing entertainment and Christ
mas tree was given al the Belknap school
last Friday afternoon IN the presence Of
several parents and friends. The program
was eKcerently rendered, showing great
care aud skill on the part Of the teachers
and pupils. The room was beautifully
decorated with the seasons greetings and
much school work Nas displayed IN varioss
parts Of the room The tree was well fill
ed with gifts from the teacher. The school
is m charge Of Miss Vivian Mathewson.
Miss Msthewson was the recipient Of many
beautiful presents from her pupils.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-12-24

All kinds Of society printing done at the
TIMES Office, Olne,ville square. Our
prices ave reasonable.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-19
coMnrrssIoNHR,s NoTrC VOL
luther r. TaalSlns.on.

1lulllSI ". .fa
vs. In Chanccry
II. Ellis Mason, O'Gara Coal Company,
corporation: Melville .. Bartlett, and
Curtis Wyer. Cash B. Nay. Lot SwlEer
and r. Ellis Mason. partners, as Marion
Coal Company.
The parties named above, and each
OF them. are hereby notified that on the
18th DAY OF MARCH, 1915, ut my Of
flee on Court Street III Clnrksburg,
West Virginia, Will proceed to execute
the order Of reference; entered In. the
above styled cause by the Circuit Court
OF Harrison County, West vdrglnia, on
the 3rd day OF February. 1875. Wherein
i am directed to take. state and report
au account showing:
First: All. the real estate owned by
the Judgment debtor. r. Ellis Mason
where situate. Its description and the
quantity thereof.
Second: The liens upon said real es-
tate,Jb by whom held. their respective
amounts and prforities.
Third. Whether said real estate will.
In five years rent for n sufficient sum
to pay on and discharge said liens ard,
the costs OF this suit,
+ Fourth: Amy othcf matter ,;is any
party in interest may ATTEND with such;
beng pertinent, or .such other matter,
! "a +
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- 10 n Us -,
=. s,Tlrec Weeks next week 0deon
Theater.
Tho Empire National Bank.

II ~ " IN Shancery: ~
Valley r. Boushner Homer w. w4lliasns,
j.. NJ. Long. Trustee. i. al. Mcafsliat,
trr, = :.
!, .lussee, fsareon q. Doushdilef Charles z.
boqghner Administrator, and in HIS
own right, Dan IL. Boughner. Le.rn,Al G.
BouRhfler. Fonts Hon e7,,,e,. A, r. ~ ays6
the Onion Natio,1ai Rsnn p anls.''s' ana ana
4 IN pnrsuance 81 4 desre. f.nt.rad IN
the Circuit CSnrt AZ Ears.ssnr En,,r,,,
West Virgins, = IN t,,Ae shnva St,tS.;;
cause. on the soth day OF January. fais.
49, re same was referred e the under,
report al, account shcwins: s' ssass sua
r,an W Ro,,r,ns, n,,,,oS y e., WE saaa
is death 4,e chan.star ~ sn ,,s Lima %
fhersnfN t"s sisster ana Vaine
All nj via. A,.,,1..,.,s,, i.
n,s1s ~ III, q any was
Sardant sse-i Ssrsg Z. $3.50 by me 9e-
pn,,,s ivs % ,, ~ essAte 2r SAID Dan
IN. ~ ~ Sha low much, y
S Ssis. " Salu personAt .eStaIe ~ In The
MS 81 haia Charles t,. soushner g
PAYMENT al nny SS,ts ors5ns , TOT ne
w. -
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as said commissioner himself may,
deem i pertinent, whether 80 required or
At the time and place above men.
toned the above named parties or any
part in interest may attend with SUCH
order. .sI ~ / n -
Given under my hand this the nth
day OF February 1916. .l & :.
HOMER w. W1I4LIAMS
n. w. ogden. 4
Attorney for Plaintiff
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FOR SALE-Houses

EIGHT ROOM, DOUBLE HOUSE
slate roof, large yard and garden.
we'll Of good water; close to school
\ and church and car line; newly
Sapered: situate on lot 50x150
feet. Appraised at $1,000. but
will be sold for sl,600 to settle
estate at once. Easy terms. AID.
ply 10 Howard Post. Golf. Bldg.
Glarksburg.
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EGGS AlE CHICKENS

,sl,., = ~. 8 8. q
EGGS FOR HATCHfNG-Baby chickens
My stock is first class, bred for egg
proiuction. Anconas, Andaluslans and
Silver Capines are the winter egg
producers. Also s. G. W. Leghorns
anteed. ]. a. Preston. 121 Martin
= street, Broad Oaks. Ularksbur'g. w.
Val Bell phone 1881
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TO the creditors OF Dan w. Boughher,
Deceased: = r ~, 81 !, ~ 4
I, IN pursuance Of q decree OF the CIR
IN the State of West Virginia. made IN
= cause therein pending, to Suhject the
setate of said decedcnt to the payment
'bf his debts, YOU are required 10 present
Aatd decedent for adjudication 10
k.afayAtte O. Grille, Esq, Commissioner
n his once In said County. on or before
,the 18th. day 81 March. 1915.
the sadd Court this tho 2ist- day 81
January, 1916
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Automobiles and Accessories,

FOR SALE--Icw studepaker / passsn.
T. Q. b. factory: won in Telegraitt's
contest; will make big discount tor
quick sale. Sec me at gas office. Sec
ond street. ciarksburR. Fred A cids.
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ORDER OF puB1ICAT1oN.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA..
AT rules held In the Office OF the
Clerk OF the Circuit Court of Harrison
County, on Monday, the first day OF Feb
entered: III fss ~
The Empire National Bank OF ClarlSs-
burg, q corporation, plaintiff,
va / In Chalicery 81 rs IS = u !,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-19

WANTED TO REST--Thrce nicely fur
nished rooms Tor light housekeeping,
GENERALLY located. Cail Bell phone
26n-R. cl
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FOR REST-Two furnished rooms for
1ig4tt housekeeping use OF bath and
phone. Appl vat GiS Wernagcr ST.,
. Glen Elk.
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FOR RENT-1'wo furnished rooms for
Wight housekeeping, all coiiveftietices
Bell phone 513-W.
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FOR RENT nicely furnished rooms
for light housekeeping: range in
Kitchen; reasonable Tate. Below South
ern NJ. u. church parsonage. 6l6 West
Mnin street. Home phone, l96-$.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-19

FOR RENT-Two large 'front.' rooms,
nicely furnished. with privilege OF
blight housekeeping Corner Of Jeffer-
son and VirgirAa avenue, near Carlisle
School building. Phone 25O-M.
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FOR SAE.E-one large cabinet safe.
nearly new, at half price. c. c. Doty,
ao4 Con Bldg, Bell phone 9s4.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-19

Fol, RENT--Four rooms Upstairs. with
ply at 42i Seventh street Glen Elk.
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FOR SALEt--House and three lots, Riv-
ersidc addition, North iVew; good well.
Gas not leased. Price 10000. Address
70. w c. care Telegram office.
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FOR sALE--Kentucky bred driving
mare. four years old. Apply to Il. L.
Rohrbough, Stop 10, Bridgeport Car
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WANTED-MaIe Help

MEN learn barber trade; commission
wi1ile learning. and regular salary
given in our up-town shops. When
completed; you gain double practice
maIting money. Write for catalogue.
Leader Barber College. Cincinnati.
Ohio. -
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EOR RENT-Two or three Furnished
ronnis for Light housekeeping. on sleep
and electric Lights. Call Home phone
s9S-X. or apply Mt 220 Meigs avenue.