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RENTING ~ the SUBURBS.

Fish & Marvin have rented for Arthur
W. Corning his estate at Rye. y, Y,
known AZ Rockledge. The property COM
pr!ses about thirty acres and has a long
frontage on the Boston Post road and
North street. The tenant is Irving Blu-
menthal OF this city.
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NEAR THE SOUND

Uou,. of l. rooms at, = brths. large
not. so minutes from ceri.r "' ,iiy, hot
water heat sewer. water, rur and elet-
trici,y: refined !ocal!ty. privilege NJ re
s,ricted bathing beach. $500 ash bal
ance can b. arrange, good title. II =
STEPHENSDS. 2&3 W 3&th 81
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C-sULTS AT AUCTION.
offerings Yesterday In NHu-
haitian aud BrOOkl.n ~Nlcsr0oMs.

"a B-yau I. Keuaclly.
81. ~ " , >. - ~ Central rarh
". 2,tIo0H, : ~ nat -i:s.' RIVER SI,.
turs 'u-' .Ef y /. wills e. %. tYr, s9o..
$50 - t-Nrs, a S3ai 10, alto Irnsd "a
Apr. y
Gy lam,, l. WEI, 60.
Bli.LrkEH Sr, i:a.l25. "a 81 , Woos,r-
-. tuSlno, y siy Oft h.ig- Fxgernr
savlrg- BLrk AIT Bui'ting ( Euvln,cr.
TX "a e. ~. iu,, s;". a35 ~, ts>-s. ~
Si"Ii;; io "a, p'iIu,ih tot ,...Nin 900
ny buni.l G~rtru"ait
ri ~ "i.i q 7tll lt.u -. I.1
" >.y apt loIs' W \ A'Icu tuI tnu
rue as' Jusepn lseululr - ~. a,",
lhlb1N 'aNrs, q, Nl0nh - =, th~
plsluiin Tor ,,..,....... >it 600
luE RROoNLiN Wr,r. l-rNrE
tXCuANGC
~ Y j. Twas sut N,,.
r.. T.. =" >, go . \, II. g., ion u
Lamp Lg' " lausha" - Jay llu.8.ug
Grh w. ~ Iul & 81 CARO- ST, IL ,uGN
lr"eF 60 Ilounrs' AK ~ Wl..u I
a. .. TO T. Nrspu for 81 oWu
~ W. y IA"
GLlNHLtNp r, . = 80 sew Lo,, az.
!uNl"o T. M"rH"i agt W Ii,ll~r D.. a..
Ia tN" intlh'N '"' sum
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REAL ESTATE FOR >ALE-0UEENs.
E ANNE COTTAGE

of . rooms and bath near Long Island
sound; large open NroT|arr: sleeping porch
'ifei hath room, sewer. water, Gur aud eler-
tr.ctty. 20 minutes from asrd -. and eth
Ave; shoretrort privileges; deep water
be arranged - STEPHENSON, 40 "
3ith st.
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Thee navy ord,-s vcr" ~i--Icl;
lHc|ui,uAuf.C omW.4h.," II cooke
from mn cf '.. lr'utt,, to treat.
Iu.ut al q uaNa. hospital 100 'NHt.d s'atc-
Lieu. I. %!'rtS'r. from the tass.n 20
Idrut, IL Ne .-.u she Caineg.o steel
Cumpany ., Mashlng tnu .1rL
rnsisn u. II kirkpatrick from receiving
ship At san litnris'o 70 "''" STATION
Pensacola
Surgeon II. .. cIrl from the Binalo 20
IN" lri-,
Passed Assistant surgeon y J. munger
f-,r, .., Ir..,urg 30 Ii, Maryland
rassr1 .Na,.-taui Surgeon {. u t'iN'f'f
from tNr liis tu tte BuNi.u
A. Is'aL' surgeon .. Wood IRON VIC
N,r.I,uI 20 tn So.th Dakota
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LEASES.
MuUhvttoN.

MULBERRY ST. ll0.i:, all--TommaS W IA.
reese to Giovanni Toin.sclii. Oh premises,
yrs from NAV /, lsl6....... $1,000
BROADWAY. 1913. = . cor j'st 81, top
iou-A NJ Lyon 20 Floyd Grant " co,
,-mmo ,tn AZ . srs IRON sMts.ys :; ~ ,SsW,'Oo
A 81 Lyon to Floyd Gran & "a. -
premises, ) yr. from May !, 1915. 900
SAME PROPERTY. store Same to anne,
5 yrs from May /, 1910. r..... 5000
load ST. r.5i 1: tor'..-l.s1ar Hsrsko.
vita q an" 70 GO ID Love. ITO MAG
Feinst-!n. 40 Nassau. st ,...,,,. $500
9TH Az. a,-,5. all--w T. Roosevelt 4
sno, eacr.. 30 ronron Bros. 20 YRS from
May !. 1909; atty, 'has + Kelley. .ea
Broadway 1900
s1N AN. az. ID story. estate s'"hrard
Niew-nhous ~ VIM " Ei-sn Co, Inc,
%ia sth NV. : yrs from May !, IL $3.50
DVOns.
ARTHUR Az. :,lo.i:, a'l-.So,omon Boehn,
10 Aaton y i.aidhoid. 1884 'ntcrva'e sv,
4 vrs from Apr l. 1916 atty. NJ b.rko-
VII" Bway ,,.,.. $4,000
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NEW CONCoURyE APARTMENT.

Hsubenvoll Bros. have Med plans for
q ave story Nat. tbxso, for the north
west corner Of the Concourss and MI
nsrva place. Robert II. Lavelle. archi-
test. places the cost At $4,000.
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MECHANJCs' LIENS.
NsshAktna.

BEEKMAN st. 81 10 ee-kudelf Gers
mann. Inc. Agt shieren estate. owner;
.sTH 81. "a E-chss = Uttsrson slt Rits
Rity corp. ewa.i. and co9tExetoI .}57l.lG
a.t Broadway-Fort Wash Corp. owner
and contractor recommendations
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WASHINGTp<. March 3o.-Thi> a-nS
order wa ISSUED to-day:
F!rs, Lieut.. +. y Bir.csou. ri'rd fir'i
Ar,il.ry. ~ N"x York CHS 80 Inspector.
ui or. iuiLcI ni.i'!a
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UP.TO.DATE BUNGALOW

5 rooms, and bath. within two minutes walk
bathing beach: ms electricity, water,
gas. sidewalk. etc rHN price $3.50, terms
saoo cash, balance easy monthly ayinents
u. shore, ga ". 3tth -
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WEEKS Az, i1~sS--FIynk g DsGraw ast
(jeytruJs Lemien. SWneS n contrsc-
ter
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ha,iow: Newport. Il i; atty. IL CO.;
,ab ST. IS Va c.mp.sn. con:s P'y GO
to jos p~a.erno. !sI Riy.rside DR.: stsy:
ssfH ST, asa Fla wysrs Title 4 co
TO Robert y .Hirsch and ano, stamford,
,i FTP sr r.'y ss. I r C; isS But Ua;m ;ss,0s 20
Til,!e wsnht $50 Riversids Or; atty;
nivi i 81, 10 81 T.: :so..E.., rive; s.;ins.
ins, to. %Phiisdciphis Trust Co, trus.
rhi,s, pa: atty. Fredt II comstosn;
vEsEY sr. si..r,;i: Guar Co 70
Go G Foster. Vineyard Haven, Massi
rI ai!y; az. isss- fS:y: d 4 ,ss;Sss
'TMA sT;ss; AE.p.;;iii sS;!:;o:Xi AZ;
Marion L Isasc. 30 Y soth ct; atty;
,,rmo ST. E0ii ,i.'ss w s~Jy, &; Bowl; 10 tsioGS
M.rsu,lo. 1888 W Ieti vt: atty. Powell,
,,&SrSS; o. 'hamoers st:....;..:....sioo
Lawyer. riM.io & + 70 I and snp. 90 ,lu 10
s1TH ST. : :, $50 " Columbus av. soy
ano 60 b A sand. and sno. exrs. Is "
ssth ct; at'ys. Bowers a - ~ cedar
i5oTH ST. n :. :so.ii W 7th Az. Il. iossS.ii
Farmers Loan Il Trust Co trus. to N
Mtg a Security co. i55 Bwsy atty.
n Y Title Ina Co. 1855 BNay...... s:s, 900
tf1TH ST. n ., i75 c sth av. 2jNloo.il-
Henry Reischmeycr to Lawyers Mtg CO:
AMsT i.iSp.s AZ. ':ii,:aiii--iSu.s.
Barnard and sno, trus. to Louisa A
Barnard. 90 r 3'th st. atty. y vt 1ns
AMWssrriuWSn hMW"y "si,,:siii..Lotas''1 %
Barnard to y y Title ins 60, Tx
AMSTERDAM Az. :ii3.:iis-.Ssn. to
I-.runar. Liam Tru.t a.. 30 William
~; atty. n Y r ms 60. 1885 R~sy....t
AMSTERDAM Az. :il3.2iiI- Farmers
Loan 4 Trust Co TO Louisa A Barnard,
~ w 35th 81; atty. y Y 7 lns Co. l5.
Huay
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CITY REAL ESTATE
CITY REAL EsTArI.
HoraceS .Ely&Co
REAL ESTATE
Il Liberty St. 4S9 Fifth Az.
REAL EsrATE-OUT Of TOWN.

HOMESTEAD IN THE WOODS
In y pretty location near water. besuti.
full shade and NUT trees, plenty Of garden
space around house, rriHodelleu And roomy
house, AIn&ss "A Tine al wear coy home;
Will sell to quick buNcr for $500 down and
40 monthly Write Tor photo, etc. HOME.
STEAD box - sun Office,
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FIRE RECORD.

4 Damage
i.-5-clbth -. and Park Terrace
Thomas DwNor -,..s ..... ..TrNing
l:,.--.i W. .lst IT.. Solomon Witt. Trinins
.:to-Picr ~. L. II; II :. c. ,scow, None
t;3V--3:j Il. isoth 1T, Art Realty
- .-sss., .ss...ss.. ..sslFlTlug
s:SJ-l.i chambers st.. George
Chemical 20. aud other. .Triflug
5o-sss L. 18th st Jane Moore. slight
i::3;-5!o L SAN st John Muller rr!nins
+; 40 4. 10Th 81, 81 Cannon. . Slight
-:ii-:io ". 10Th ST. superior .o
a::5--Ss3 issih It. Mary BuchI,r slie It
3;5r-ali Kelly ST.. thariea Me-
Niusi' s.ss,. .ss.....s s.ssF r'lsH'
% col Brook A.. solomon
broai .......-.. .-..-t 'Sisht
G:S0--5T L. l50th IT., Frank
A>tone .'..ts.. '-..' SNSn'
10 .No-3a5 ieu"N AZ: Fannie Lie
huWitH ........ ..shght
io::o-sii ". Esth IT.: Abraham ,.N,
Msa1e. ....'... ShSht
g, - '.... ....... sight
10 t.--H'j Gr,cnNi,h st......... slight
u sli--tj Washing ,pu J'In
SulllOs .....tf.. ..'... .... l-"
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nm. .Yaas ~. !. !'!.Yd; 1sI's ., '.iissssitii.. r. ~
mtg SLo00--ASron I-apidos 10 Dsnk 81
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lnRN,AGE
tWi,h name aud address Of lender ana
lenders attornsy.)
Downtown

lSouth OF Fourteenth 81
HANOVER SO I and arthur Abrams
to Andrew Won Grinlon and another,
oNrs. ee7 L. 6Sth ~. March 20. due as
per notes. attys. katS & =, 10 wiliiam.
BROOME ST. 27<, n e cor Allen At. 9O-.,
22,<xI5. pr mtg $40, 0~oo--SaTah X Mann
Van. 1917. 6 . G.; atty. u W sykes. 81
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Houses for tn, Summer
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

NAPTEWODD. WITT Mr~. :. II
several Cottages to Rent llsu Is AuN, y. \
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BrOnx.

SAME 20 same .t...... .... ...s.. . sSH''u"
LEDNA HOLDING cpRFN to Abr paNI.
HICKORY REALTY 'oRPN 10 LIN
Prime {. asstsl. ...... sa.coo
CRY ISLAND MONIES. INC. to Bankers
FITCH. MORTON Z. and ano. ex. to Annie
e ower....,.... ......' s."N""
lsaD ST CONSTN co TO Mary he,
prot~LkN 30. s..s .sss'
HAHN. EDITH. aud an" 10 frans
SEW YORK IT'LL ms 90 TO Elizabeth y
.til.SoO
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-31
AS A WOMAN SEES 1T
By RHEEA CAILDE DORR

That which the rank and file England e dearly love
society ladies' It Is not entirely snobbshness here in America
Legitimate kind Fortune is
republic almost through
into the charmed Naturally
who already there
about them
perfect
example of what good breeding really ia.
also something give No child Of luxury touch hands with her wage
example the dozen wealth New York Who
did selling
ve other commodities big store The great public
did benefit
TOM
IL themselves
waiting
tired Colonel oosevelts
experience complete the should spent at least
that time lines would
g grated the have learned how like except
Sl humanity
Of
declared
money
hospital I'm added I'm
things insurance
things don't like dull subjects now"
Copyright, 1916, Evening Mail Syndicate
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-31
NEWS I0liTNGS
OF SBLEMC CITY
telegram Correspondent Re.
cords Doings of the
People There.

SALEM. March s1The second
district convention Of the Pythian
Sisters came to a close Wednesday
night with an appropriate banquet.
An all day session was held and 1T
was well attended. about thirty five
visiting delegates from tho seventeen
temples iligthe district being present.
The following compose the official
last.
Dlstiict Deputy Miss Miller Ev-
ans. Fairn0rt.
past cliief Mrs. Clyde Peterson,
Raj ensYille.
Chief Annie Leonard, Mnnongah.
excellent Senln Mrs. s. Ander-
SON, Warrington.
4 Excellent junior Mrs. NJ. Tetrick,
Manager Miss Elsie Hawkins,
Manager of records Mrs. Pearl
Judy. Fgantown.
Manager of finance Mrs. Cora ~.
NIfTlrll F7ltE ~ ~ I'la
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-31

member OF the Ktnnan family Q wnla-
an. was sratped by Indians near the
house shortly after it's erection.
Nh. Rinnan Is aged "a, and Mrs kim
nan, whose maiden name was Rpsantlsl
LarItin, Is aged "a Mrs Mary Cnlp,
of Indiana, Pa, a sister OF Mrs KIM
nan, and MA Emma .arkiil. Of BlAirs=
vile. sister-ln- law of Mrs. kinnari,
were present at the celebration.
THE sons OF the couple are James
+. Rinnan, who resides a short dis
lance from the homesteadi John y
Rinnan, Canal Dover. o.; Joseph II
Kinnati. Dayton. o., and Charles Fs
iR4nnan, OF Canton, o!
The daughters are AIrs Emma Fea=
sci, Derry Township; Mrs. Catherine
Gray and Mrs. fcdward New, Of satrdss
town; Mrs Rebecca Bridge. Of Hlairs=
Vile and Mrs. Mary poran, OF Wander
grift.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-31

One .gIrl became interested in phar-
macy because her hance is a phar-
raaclsl
~ believe, she said that every
Woman should know enough about her
husbands business to lend helping
hand
MISS Angeline ficrmnnson, senior
from Tyler, Mimi, says She took up
the study of pharmacy because she
wanted % study human nature She
hopes In own a store In n country
town. I'll don't object to waiting on
customers and mixing sundaes. she
said. n rather like it,"
Women are more conscientious than
men and pay more attention 10 de-
tails, one Of the girls said. but the
men Of her class wont admit IL. AM
other GIRL said: City stores prefer
women 70 men. hence ! believe that
pharmacy Will soon come to be one
OF wumaii's real professions"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-31

ontario,s area Is 4oT zee SQUARE
miles
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-31
STOP cATARRH! OPEN
N0STRlLS AND HEAD
Says Cream Applied in Nostrila
Relieves Head Colds at Once.

IL your nostrils are clogged4 and
your head is stuffed and you can't
breathe freely because OF a cold or
.catarrh, just get a small bottle of Ely's
Cream Balm at any drug store. Apply
a little Of this fragrant. antiseptic
cream into your nostrils and let, 1t
penetrate through every air passage
Of your head. soothing and healing the
infamed. swollen mucous membrane
and you get instant relief.
All how good II feels. Your nos=
trils are open. your head Is clear. no
more hawking, snutling, blowing; no
more headache, dryness or struggling
for breath. Ely's Cream Balm Is Just
what sufferers from head colds and
catarrh need. It's delight Adver-
.tisement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-31
G0LDENNEDDING
CELEBRATED IN
LOG CABIN
Descendants Gather with The
kintlafls lin House That
Was Built I'M III.
BIlAIRsVIIIIIE. Pa. March ai..

BIA1RsvI3IlE, Pa, March IN
the log cabin which once withstood
Indian attacks and housed six gens
erations Of the family, Mr.. and Mrs
William Kinnan celebrated their gold
en- wedding anniversary Five sons
and five daughters and twenty five
grandchlld ren OF the couple TONED in
the celebration which lasted several
days. .s
The kinnan homestead. d log cabin.
was built in, ON the Pittsbnrg pike
five miles west Of BlairspIlle. One.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-31

10. Glarkshurg, conferred the work.
The C1arksburg and Grafton dele
cations returned on the early mnrn-
ing train, No. 9, due here at 1913
o'clock.
The marriage of Charles p. Will
liams to Miss Josephine shtra oc-
Cured "Wednesday evening at 1880
o'clock at the Baptist parsona gle be-
fore a few relatives and invited
guests, the Rev. n. .. Woofter being
sthe oficiating clergyman. Mr. Wtl7
'liams lis a young business man OF the
city and at present is enlplo Dyed in
one ofsthe local glass factories. The
bride is the charming daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Wellington shtra,
and is a young woman OF pleasing
personality and manner and ~ IA
ynrite among her many friends. They
will reside in Salem.
u. ii. MARROW attended the meet
ing pf the state plumbers at Parkers-
burg. and lis now at Charleston ilookT
ing after contracts pertaining TO the
plumbing OF the new industrial nome
building.
The Rev. Gregory Blakely and wife
az west Union attended Mrs. Emma
Bailey's funeral here Thursday.
Annie Fountant, q young man en-
sployed as a worker in the Modern
window glass factory has been IN poor
health for some time with g form OF
paralysis. He left esday night
for Baltimore, where he viii take
treatment in q hospital. 4
Charlie sw1ger. teamsters who
made an escape from the city Jail by
digging through the brick wal. was
anInreliended "Wednesday morning
and fined by the mayor. Had he not
broke iail his fine no doubt would
have been much less.
Mrs. Hattie Clelland, Of u airyiewi
Who attended the Pythiali Sister
meeting here. remained for short
visit asa guest Of her brother q. a.
Miss cornelia g, Harkness dtrec.
TAR al the music d department. Of the
college. started for her home at
Washington, Thursday eyenlne ne
VIII lie absent over sunday ne turning
Tar her classes early next Wee
ontario,s area Is 4p7 zee SQUARE
miles,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-31
NOTICE no MUSICIANS

Local No. $50, American Federation
OF Musicians. win hold It's regular
monthly meeting, Sunday morning.
April End. 1916; al 10 d. M The hlsiz
ness Is important, and You are sked %
be present Bring your card with YOU.
HARVEY u. GREE 0tsY.
President
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-31

Bee. Salem.
Alta.
Guard Mrs. Hattie clelland. Fair
view.
The, next quarterly meeting OF the
convention will be held at Monongah
some time In July.
In the ceremonial session here five
new candidates received the work
and the local degree stair and the Wis
ting stan from Fern Leaf Temple No.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-31

Mr. and Mrs John E. Peek
Following by poisoning Peck millionaire
druggist Rapids Mch after the death his wife
suspicion fastened sonlaw Dr. Arthur Warren Waite Of New
Waite said admitted that he gave the poison
but did the request Of the latter, who wished commit suicide
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-31

Clarksbure, W. VA
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-22
TOBACCO SITUATION UN.
USUAL ONE IN NEW YORK
(By Associated Press ,

Volo. Thessaly, Dec. 22.-The &C.
cupation OF Cavalla by the Bulear.
ians and the consequent turning OF
the richest tobacco land in the
world into field Of battle has been
the making of the growers Of the
tobaccoes OF inferior grade in Thes-
sally and the Pelponnesus. American
tobacco firms have hundreds Of thou
sands Of dollars worth of tobacco
stored in Series and Cavalla. But
the whole coast of Eastern Mace
donia is under the blockade of the
French fleet and there is no way to
get the tobacco out AS a result
the previously despised product of
old Greece has mounted in price be-
yond the widest dreams of the Thes-
salians.
Volo is the port of Thessaly and
the tobacco buyers from Egypt, Eng
land, Holland and the United States
have flocked here to purchase the
years crops. The market is SO up
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-22
TELLING THE TRUTH

It is not pleasant and profitable al
ways to tell the truth in the columns
lof newspaper. Men who have tried
this heretofore have always come to
grief. Only few days ago the edi-
tor Of paper in Indiana grew tired
of being called liar, and announced
that he would tell the truth in the
future; and the next issue of the paper
contained the following items:
John BONN, the LATEST merchant
in town, made trip to Belleville yes
terday.
John Coyle, our grocer man. is do
ing poor business. His store is dir.
ty and dusty. How can he do much?
"Rev. Styx preached last Sunday
night on Charity. The sermon was
punk.
Dave Sonkey died at his home in
this place. The doctor gave 1t out a.
heart failure. Whisky killed him.
"Married-Miss Sylvan Rhodes and
James Coniin, last Saturday. g the
Baptist parsonage. The bride IL O.
livery ordinary town girl, who doesn't
know any more about cooking than .
jack rabbit, and never helped her
mother three days in her life. She Is
not beauty by any means, and has
Ia gait like a duck. The groom is an
up-to-date loafer. He has been living
off the old folks at home all his life,
and is not worth shucks. It will be
hard life
"The governor of our great state, a
very ordinary man. and who was elect
ed by accident, was here yesterday.
He has very few friends here now.
He promised some of the voters of
this precinct a piece of the pie in
event Of his election, but had forgot
ten all about it when the time to hand
over the little Office rolled around"
Which reminds us Of an Illinois ed
itor who became tired of welding the
whitewash in the matter of obituaries,
decided to reform and tell the truth
just one. He commented as follows
upon the death of citizen:
"Died.-Aged flfty-six years, six
months and thirteen days. Deceased
was mild-mannered pirate with
mouth for whisky. He came here in
the night with another mans wife and
Joined the church at first chance. He
owes US several dollars for the paper,
a large meat bill. and you could hear
him pray six blocks. He died sing.
ling Jesus Paid 1t All,' and we think
he is right; he never paid anything
himself. He was buried IN an ashes
tos casket, and his many friends threw
palm leaf fans in his grave. as he may
need them. His tombstone win be a
favorite resting place for boot owls"
Exchange.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-22
set that old differences

set that old differences OF q few
cents no longer obtain. It is impos-
sible to predict the prices to be paid
all depends on how short certain
cigarette manufacturers are of the
kind Of tobacco they have always
purchased in Greece for their blends.
Argos leaf that used to sell at 4.3
cents pound now commands a price
of AZ. IA cents. The tobacco from
Karditsa used to bring only TIA
cents a pound; now it sells as high
as 70 cents. Policastro was for
merly quoted at 25 cents; it now
brings 60 cents. Almiras that a
year ago was worth 1915 cents now
brings 53.6.
Even in Greece, where the con-
sumers are not very particular about
their tobacco, the prices of all cigar
cites have been raised, a packet of
2S cigarettes which previously sold
at IA cents now costing Is cents,
and others in proportion.
The operations in tobacco, parti-
cularly by American firms, whose
kilograms and letters to their agents
in Greece are delayed by censors Of
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-22
BE A BOOSTER

(Written by One of Them Things")
g. \,
Do you know, there's lots o. people
Settin' round in every town,
A-fussin' like a broody chicken,
Knockin' on every good Oh houn?
Don't you be that kind O. cattle,
Cause the amt no use on earth;
You just be Booster Rooster,
Grow an Boost for all you're
n worth.
|If your town needs boostin',
boost FER!
Don't hold back and wait an, see
II some other fellows within
Sail right in,-this country's free.
No mans got mortgage on it,
It's yours as much as his
II your town is shy on Boosters
You get in the boostin' biz.
II things don't just seem to suit you
An the world seems kind o.
wrong,
What's the matter with a Boostin'
Just to help the thing along?
Cause II things should stop a-goin'
!. We'd be in sorry plight.
You Just keep that horn a-blowin'
Boost FER up with all your might.
II you know some feller's failin's
Just forget 'em, cause you know
That same feller's got some good
points;
Them's the ones you want to show. |
"Cast your loaves out on the waters,
They'll come back" g a sayin'
true;
Mebbe they'll come back "buttered"
When some Teller boosts for you.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-22

one sort and another. are often more
In the nature OF gambling on ac-
count Of these delays. An American
firm recently cabled its agent at vo-
10. IN reply to an inquiry about the
purchase of certain tobacco stock:
Buy it If it>can be secured at IA
cents" The message arrived: BUY
It," quite simply. The agent bought
at the the then price, IL cents, caus-
ing his firm loss in the tens of
thousands of dollars, due to the CEN
soring Of the message. Tobacco
agents here state that incidents of
this nature are frequent.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-27

known article of equipment for every line of sport, and the questions were What is the name of this sport2 Where is he going to spend the sum mer2' Mrs. Warren's answer is so clever that it seemed good enough to pass around, so here it is, with all of it's good boost for Phoenix and vii cinity:
 The sport, MT Peter Schell, is go- ing to spend the summer in Phoenix, Arizona, because he can swim, play tennis, football, baseball, basketball, volleyball or dance at q ball, smoke Phoenix made cigars, and obtain boots khakies, sombreros, gloves, hunting bags and ammunition at the Valley Hardware company. Within easy motoring distance he can hunt, fish. swim, camp. row pr prospect, the utensils and implements for these rec reations having been obtained at the same place. Peter Schell knows q good place when he sees it whether it is a store or town. That's why he's here!"
 Manager Jones of the Valley Hard ware company and Van Leuwen. the Hihbard Spencer, Bartlett man, who sells Peters shells in this territory,