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sets Up in Business.

Within a year he set up i'm 0usi-
ness for himself He became a
steamboat and railway agent In
1870. with a. partner. ne built "A
steamboat for use on the Red river
oc the north.
This brought him into competition
with the powerful Hudson Bay COM
pany. The great corporation soon
found the struggle too hard and took
Mr. HiH into its own service. putting
hum i'm charge Of the company's in
terests i'm that district.
He was the first To- take coal into
ST. Paul. and he opened the first
communication between ST. Paul and
Winnipeg, then Fort Garry, IN 1872.
His great opportunity came i'm
1873 and he seized il eagerly. The
discredited st. Louis and Pacific rail-
way went into "A recievership II
vas $53.000.OOO in debt
Mr.. Hill took charse Of this sick
ratient and nursed it back 20 rudy
health. I'm 1873 with Donald A.
Smith, George stephen and Norman
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-29
ONE VACANT CHAIR
ON ORPET'S JURY
Hope to Complete Panel Be-
fore Holiday ReCeSS-TeIe-
graph Operator Called.
International News Serviee :

international News service
WAUKEKGAN, H.. May 29.-
No progress was made today in OBJ
tanning the 18th juror to complete
the body Of men who will decide
whether VIII Orpet is guilty of
numbering his schoolgirl sweetheart,
Marian Lambert, last February.
When court adjourned for the noon
recess. the lone seat in the box was
still unoccupied However, hope was
still springing, apparently eternal in
the minds Of the attorneys and Judge
Donnelly that he will be sworn in
before the adjournment over Me
orial day.
States Atty. Dady spranS a sur
prise today by subpenaing as a wit
ness Chris Bruner, a Western Union
telegraph operator at Lake Forest.
Ever since the body of Marian Lam
bert was discovered by her heart
broken father. agents of the state
have Unsuccessfully endeavored 10
get information from Bruner con-
corning kilograms said to have pass
ed between Orpet and the girl a
short time prior to her death.
Refused TO Answer.
Bruner steadfastly has refused TO
answer any questions concerning
them. When Dady became insistent
and attempted to intimidate him.
Bruner notified his employers. When
he goes 10 the stand. attorneys OF
the regal staff of the Western Union
will accompany him.
The morning session of court was
featured with a bitter verbal battle
between the opposing lawyers. 1t
developed out of the alleged attempt
made by the states agents 20 have
Kenneth Hawkins. one OF Orpet's
lawyers. arrested while he was IN
Toledo. Hawkins had gone 10 Toledo
in an effort 10 find the mysterious
nurse" 10 whom Marian Lambert
is said to have confessed that she
gss going 10 end it ALL His search
was unsuccessful. but while there.
he alleges States Atty Dady at
tempted 10 cause his arrest
Judge DOnnelly finally quelled the
.belligerents, and the dreary labor of
getting that 12th juror was resumed,
not very enthusiastically.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-29
CarranziStaS Leader Said to
Have Promised to Drive
PerShing'S Troops Out
of Country.
FUNSTON GIVES REPORT
TO WAR DEPARTMENT
Gen. TrevinO Masses Troops
About Chihuahua - Ap-
prehenSiOn is Aroused
on the Border.
International News service

international News Service.
WASHINGTON. May l9.-Pros-
poets Of serious trouble in Mexico
increased today following the receipt
OF dispatches from Cen. Funston at
the war department Gen. Funston re-
ports that ne has learned from MeNi-
can newspaper sources and from an
American returning from interior
Mexico that Gen. Luis Herrera had
threatened 10 drive the American
soldiers out OF Mexico if they did
rot withdraw soon.
Gen. Funston reported that he
understood that Herrera had July
as the date when he viii move his
forces against Gen. Pvrshiug's COM
mand If the batter have not started
toward the border.
Twenty-Five thousand Carranzis-
tas are now in the vicinity OF Chi
huahua. Gen. Funston reported. lie
said that he had learned that Gen.
Gavira is advocating that ne take
over the patrol now maintained by
the Americans between COlonia Dub
Ian and Namiquipa. Omcials here
think that Gayira Will put this prop
osition up TO Gen. Pershius when
their conference is held Wednesday.
cen. Pershirg. IL is declared here.
viii reject the proposal without
taxing it up with his superiors-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-29
AIR MAIL ROUTES TO
CRISS-CROSS COUNTRY
Postmaster General BurIeSon
Sees Success in Plan
After War Ends.
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International News service.
WASHINGTON, May 29-Within
a year after the conclusion of the
European war the United States will
De criss-crossed with aeroplane mail
routes, according 10 the present ex-
pectation Of Postmaster Gen. Burle-
son. The postoffice department re-
Gently met with signal failure in at
tempting TO establish - aerial mail
routes ia New England and Alaska.
Instead of obtaining several compel
ing bids on each route, only one bid
for one route. an Alaskan one, was
received No contract has been
awarded as yet.
This failure and the investigation
the department has made 10 learn
the cause of il, has LED Postmaster
Gen. Burleson TO the conclusion that
the same thing which caused failure
in establishing air mail routes this
spring will make such routes an es-
pecial success after the war. The
cause Of the failure was the war and
the wars end will bring success.
Investigation has established that
the reason bids could not be obtain
ed was because the entire aeroplane
supply is gobbled up by the bellig-
erent nations. But, at the end Of
the war. all the genius in aircraft,
fostered and developed Dy the strug-
gle. Will seek new outlet for its
energies. The supply Of aeroplanes
and aviators released by peace IN
Europe is 10 be taken on by the
postofice department 10 carry mails
in the United States. according To
present plans.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-29
SEVEN SPEEDERS FINED
Judge Warner InfiiCts Usual Penalty
on Law ViOlatOrs.

There must have been some
speed bacteria in the air yesterday. g"
said Judge Warner Monday morning
after he had fined seven men for ex-
cCeding the speed limit on Sunday
All OF the arrests were made by Of
hcers WesOlek and Olmstesd d.. and
each defendant pleaded guilty.
Those who paid fines were Alfred
Lee Of Elkhart. Otto Wader. r. T..
Zimmerman, Ernest Mailer. George
Molnar. VI. White and A. n. Bond.
The city clerk received $77 in money
from the seven defendants.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-29
TRIPLE OFFENSIVE BY
THE CENTRAL POWERS
Great Movement of TeutOnlG
Allies May Extend to
East Front.

international News Service:
GENEVA. May ga triple Of
fensive has been launched by the
central powers with the growing
possibility that il will soon be eX-
tended TO the east front. Troops OF
the German allies are engaged in Of
fonsive operations on the west front,
on the Austro-Italian front and in
the Balkans. In Turkey the Otto
man troops are striving vigorously
To launch a counter offensive against
the Russi-ns. but they are meeting
with severe obstacles.
Ii is believed by competent Swiss
military critics that Germany and
her allies are now engaged in their
anal. supreme effort. II they fail il
Will likely be necessary for them to
adopt defensive tactics until the end
"a the war.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-29
ITALIAN REFUGEES ARE
HOUSED IN SCHOOLS

ROME. May 29.-Schools and gov
eminent buildings are being trans
formed into places of refuge for the
thousands of fugitives who have fed
before the Austro- Hungarian inva-
sion of Nreenza province.
Military correspondents report
that the Austrian attacks nave
grown weaker. but this may be &C
counted for by the face that the at
lacking forces are hiding difficulties
in moving their heavy artillery to
the front
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-29
AROUSE APpREHENSION.

Ell PASO. Texas. Aay z3.-Ke-
ports from the interior of Chihua-
hua that 1000 Carraula troops are
now within easy striking distance OF
the border have aroused some appre-
hension here.
Gen. Obregou. the minister OF war
in the de facto government of Mex
leo. has concentrated "a large amount
OF field artillery az chihuahua Clty.
This move is regarded as significant
as IL is said that artillery would be
OF no use in patrol work nor in the
pursuit Of villa
The diplomatic negotiations be-
tween Mexico and the United States
which temporarily halted the search
for Francisco Villa by the United
states troops. has given the bandit
lam opportunity 10 select a new hidinE
place and the task of the American
soldiers has been increased since.
Villa Gets Recruits.
villa is repor.=-s o. have secured
number of recruits and now has "a
formidable band m h.s mountain
retreat
Although there are large MASSES
cr Carranza forces throughout north
ern Mexico. they are apparently
making little effort 20 search QUE
Nilla. To Dis feared that if the United
States troops are Withdrawn u
compliance with the demand of Cen.
Carranza that all the good done hy
the forces Of BriE. Gen. John j.
Pershing VIII have been uuUlled
and that villa never VIII be- taken.
There are 5000 Carrauza soldiers
in Ahumada. south II I'D Paso. They
are within short march of GEN.
Pershing's main line OF communice-
tons
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-29
REPULSE FRENCH.

BERLIN, May 29.-Further at
tempts by the French TO recapture
the village of CumieTes from the
Germans have been repulsed. the
German war Office announced to-
day.
Two attacks were delivered
against the village last night by the
French. but they broke down under
the fire Of the Germans.
A great artillery duel is in pro-
gress all along the Verdun front
ON both sides of the Meuse the big
guns We're busy on both sides all
night long.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-29
KAISER'S MEN At
VERDUN REPULSEO.
French Attempts to ReCapture
CumiereS Are Like
wise Defeated.
International News Service:

International News Service:
PARIS, May 29.-Two attacks
were delivered by the Germans
AGAINST the French positions in Ger
beaux Crow wood northwest Of
Verdun. last night, but both were
repulsed, it was announced today
by the French war office.
East of the Mouse river the Ger
mans concentrated their artillery
fire against Fort VauX.
Throughout all of Sunday and
night long the big guns were pound
ing away at the French positions at
Fort NauN.
The French guns replied and the
artillery duel developed into one of
the utmost violence.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-29
CITY MEIlL GTAKnED.

international News Service
CHIHUAHUA CITY, Mexico, May
28-(by courier 10 I'd Paso, May -.
uncensored.) - Following the dis
patch Of Carranza's second note 90
the Washington government de-
manding the withdrawal or United
States troops from MeXico Gen Ja-
cinto TrevinO. zone commander here,
has mounted artillery on the Cerro
ola Rosa. the Cerro Coronel and
the Aqueduct These three bills conn
mand every approach 90 the city OF
chihuahua. The arliler which for
time was iu place a. Guadelajarst.
has arrived here and has been added
10 the cIty's foruncauous
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-29
NURSES COMPLETE THEIR
TRAINING IN HOSPITALS
-Four Will be Graduated From II.
Jo-eplI's and Three From
EpwOrth.

commencement exercises for both
the Epworth hospital and st. Joseph
hospital and training schools are
scheduled for the first week of
June. ON Wednesday evening. June
at 8 o'clock the St. Joseph school
viii graduate "a class of four young
women with exercises ~The hospi-
tai Three Will receive diplomas for
completing the four yeay course at
Fpworth on Monday esAQing. June
.. at the First Presb.tzriar' church
Dr. II. NJ. Miller viii -
dress. Following the I'D - zee
will be a reception for I'M RNsss.
Two South Bend girls, Kiss Ihez
Hepler and Miss Nay WeNland. Will
be graduated from the } Epworth
along with Miss Eva Caumman of
buchanan. Mich.
Miss Josephine O'Brie1. Bloom
ingtOn: Miss Edna Marie Barker,
ChillicOhe. O.. Miss Faye Marie
Clark and Miss Margaret Comboy of
Michigan City will finish at St Jo-
seph's.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-29

BERLIN Cvia Saville wireless),
May "a dispatch from COpen-
hagen states that the Danish steam
ers Moscow. HoImblad and Pennsyl-
vania were forced 10 discharge their
cargoes of coffee at Newcastle, Eng,
by British warships. In conse-
quence there is a shortage of coffee
in Denmark
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-29
RIOTS IN ATHENS.

International News Service:
PARIS. May 29.-Rlots have
broken out in Athens as result of
the Bulgarian invasion of eastern
Macedonia. according TO telegram
received today from the Greek cap
ital \ hostile demonstration was
made in front Of the palace.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-29
No FVENING ADDTuON

subscribers Co the evening
receive the morning edition
Tuesday. Memorial day. and
there viii bc no evening edition.
This l. i'm accordance with the
usual holiday custom of The
News-TimeS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-29
BRITISH AND FRENCH
TO CONFER ON REPLY

LONDON May -9-The British
government wm hold conversations
with the French foreign office before
any reply Is made 90 the note of the
United States protesting against mail
seizures. DO VIII probably bee fort-
nighs before the reD8 is IN shape.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-29
PROGRESS AGAINST ITALIANS.


VIENNA (via wireless, Berlin),
May 29-Austro- Hungarian troops
driving against ArsierO and Asiago,
in Italy. continue to make progress.
The Austrian war office announced
today that. armored work west of
Arsiero has been captured
Following is the text of the Off
cial report:
"Austro-Hungarian troops have
conquered the armOred work at
CornowO, west of Arsiero, and a
fortified dam southwest of Monte
Interrotto, in the fortified zone of
Asiago. On the lower Noyusa Skin
mishes have taken place between our
patrols and patrols of the enemy:
otherwise the situation Is un-
changed"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-29
VINE SWEEPER sunk.

International News Service:
BERLIN. May ga Russian
mine. sweeper. while accommodating
eff the coast. has been sunk in the
Baltic by a mine.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-29
THE WEATHER

INDTANA.-Thunder showers this
afternoon or tonight Tuesday part
Is cloudy.
LOWER observation-disclosures
tonight and Tuesday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-29

CONTINUED On PAGE FOUR
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-12
NOTICE

To Mary 4. HouRhton. infant child NJ
Thomas IlouEhtou, deceased. John NOAs.
Jr executor Of the last win mud tesla
mcnt of said Thomas ilOughton, Mar
Earrt HOnghtOu, sister ut said Mary 4,
lIoughion, and al other persons, whom
II may concern
Notice IL hereby given that pursuant TO
Chapter So Of the Code Of West Virginia,
L. Margaret Hut, guardian Of said Mary
" uOughtOh. residents OF the County NJ
Floyd and State Of Indiana, where the
said Margaret HUT was duly appointed ~
guardian " said Mnry T.. loughtOn. will
make application 20 the Circuit Court Of
Harrison County. West Virginia, on the
twenty ninth dag Of June, 1910 TOT the
enter Of an order authorizing me Us guar.
dian aforesaid, to transfer from the snid
state of West Virginia to the said State NJ
Indiana, certain money given aud he
Qucnthcd to tRid Mary 4. HOuHhtOn by
snid last will aud testament, mud located
In the snid County ~ Harrison, aud state
NJ West virginia, and now In the hands
Of said John Ross. Ir., the executor OF
said last VIII and testament appointed and
qualified NJ such In snid County ~ Hart
son. and state ~ West Virginia the
amount Of yid 'und being about eighteen
hundred dollars.
MARGARET HUTT.
Guardian IT Mary T. liouEhtOn. for tn,
County Of Floyd and state Of Indiana
ny Counsel
J. PHILLIP CLIFFORD. COUNSEL
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SALE on VALUABLE SCHOOL. HOUSE
AND TUIR LOTS.

Pursuant to au order Of the Board OF
Education OF Coal district, Harrison GOun-
y, West virginia, made aud entered on the
LIT dNy uI MAJ, IylG, tho said Board Of
Education Will ON
SATURDAY., JUNE 2iTH, 1915,
at or about one o'clock T.. NJ, at the front
door OF the court house OF Harrison coup
~, West virginia, sell at public auction,
to the highest and best bidder, the follow.
ing described real estate. situate Ia the
piStgi,s NJ Coal oi SAID Harrison GOWRty.
In what Is known ~ summit Park Addi-
ton to the city Of CIarksbuTg, being drs
ignHtcd NJ Lots Nos. rs. 10, 80 and 81, AZ
laid down upon the plat Of said addition
which four lots nave = total frontage Of
100 feet and depth OF 100 feet, with II
large school building situate upon the
same; ana being the same lots conveyed
to said board Of Education by j. IT, Flint
ana wife by deed dated August 18th, 1911,
Hnd b. Lucy MCAHdrcw Hnd others by deed
dated January 22nd, 1918, Said first deed
Is duly recorded In the office Of the Clerk
oil the County Court OF Harrison County.
West Virginia. Ia Deed Book No 100 uRHr
SIS, and said second deed IL duly record.
ed In said office IN Deed RoOk No. 2lS,
page 3Oi, to which deeds reference Is here
made, said lots will he offered separately
and then * n whole, and viii be sold In
whichever way they win bring the highcat
price. Said school building VIII he sold
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with the lots but the stoves, blbykhuards,
dcNks. mud other furniture la said huild
ing are hereby reserved aud viii not be
sold
hand on dnl Of sale, or ~ much more rs
the purchaser may elect to pay In cash
aud FOR the residue II any. the purchaser
viii he required to execute his negotiable
notes payable to the order of said Hoard
Of Education. In two equal payments due
and payable In SiN and tWch" months r"
speCtivcly, from said June 2tth, with inter
eSt from said date, aud with such personal
security Rs may lie required by said
Board OF Education. and n Vendors lien
will also he retained ~ further security
for the payment Of the unpaid purchase
money.
Hoard Of Education Of Coal District, liar
rison County wsAI virginia.
rs EMORY n HATES, President,
L. WAYMAS OGDEN, Secretary
j. q. r. TlDLER Counsel for said Hoard
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-12

MUSICIANS wANTED-F For First ReEi-
mcnt BAND: DlarIncts. Nltns md SaNU-
phone, II you are y swell head or n
knocker. don't apply. Harvey l.. Gregory,
Chief Musician
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-12
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

Please take notice that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Harrison County Bank for the cleo.
ton of Directors and the transaction
Of all such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
will be held on the thirteenth day OF
June. 1916. at 10 o'clock u. m. at tho
Office of the bank in the town of Lost
Creek and State OF West Virginia.
Dated this 18th day of May. 1916.
W. d. NUTTER. Cashier.
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NOTICE.


THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE
TOWN OF STEALEY HEIGHTS. Harrison
County, West Virginia, will receive SEAL.
ED BIDS for the engineering work up to
!" o'clock, noon, June Eth. 1910. for tho
paving OF SteHley Avenue from Baker Ave.
nue. to Davis Street Davis Street from
Dun Street to top Of hill on Davis Street
to property line. duncan Avenue from Dun
Street to Mcdowell Street. and certain
alley running North aud South from Hart
land Avenue to Alexander Avenue to In
Cludc ell specifications estimates, prOflCs
etc. The successful bidder, n any. is to
give good and sufficient bond approved by
the Common Council The Common Cour
III reserves the right to reject any or all
bids. Address all communications or bids
to II r. Winter Recorder. 3IS North Ave.
ClnrkSburE. W. Va.
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Same advertisement Eve sue
oosSigO days, 90 contsI same
advertisement seven successive
days, 20 eentsI No classified adj
yertiseInentS taken for less than
25 cents. ClASStiled advertise
mont DISPLAY charged ~
inch.
Deaths AaA FUNERAL HstisoA
LEDGE AAd OIaba, CaEds 81 TAAnka,
In uemSFianA. Church E0tlssa, =
HoEIon.
Sl3 ordinary WSEds make sas line
SSsFy LlltlAl ERe WhoAs number
counted enc WsId.
AaVsEtaSSTs NAY have thnAF Tspllss
sddFesbed 70 . Letter AAd nHmb6r
Scare The Telegram"
Tho Telegram viii net b FeapsR-
aiblS fer RlsrS thAA SRa LnOSEFsGt
lassEtioR 81 AAy AdFsFtisHnEat
ordered faI mere thAn SRs tlmS.
classified ads. may be tels-
phoned and will be charged and
bill sent the following day Il
your nEzne appears In the tsle-
phone directory; otherwise,
strictly cash with order.
This page "a closed promptly
a IL O'Clock q. m. Your copy
must be in before that hour 20
insure Insertions.
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FARM FOR SALE-DnIry and fruit lOS
acre farm on traction line. one mil" west
Of Jane Lew. traction station Hebron,
freight station In front Of residence
good two story dwelling. two w"ll.. bath.
cellar, outhuldiuEs, silo, Gd iruit trees,
lOO bearing farm wHtcred by tine
springs. churches convenient. one mile to
high school, six miles by trolley to Yves
ton ". 1. Hartman. Il, +. y. No. .
HoN l. JNU- Lew.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-12

Danes, all sons of farmers, are go
ing from Denmark in patches OF 200
to help make up the shortage of la
Dor on English farms.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-12

ANNUAL MEETING or THE STOCK
HOLDERS or THE }. u. DOMAIN
OIL COMPANY.
Stockholders OF the j. H. DOMAIN oil Com.
pRny:
You will please taken Otico that the an.
nuul meeting Of tho stockholders Of the
j. e. pOmRn on Company win hr held on
June lOth. 1919, nj q o'clock a NJ, In tbs
coutrnl aud hnhncsu Oiicr Of tho said
Company Mt No. ~ chapel street Clarke.
burg West Va. county nr Harrison
THIS meeting will he FOR thu purpose Oi
elrs.tlng new officers for tho snld com
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Nortllview

Dwelling, 10 rooms and
bath, oak finish, cabinet
manteIs, lot 4Oxl32 feet.
Price is right. Call for tho
price and terms.
We represent the best Old
Line insurance companies.
Sec us First. "
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FOR LEASE

GAS TERRITORY FOR LEASE I have at
Mt clare. ". Va 20 acres In producing
EaF Held VIII lease for immediate de
V-Iopmeurs. Apply to H. NJ. Meredith,
Mt Clare, W Va,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-12

FOR SALE Coen Hound Pups, one female
md four males, eight weeks old; one.
eighth Hood hounds, seven ciGhths
Southern Game Hound bred from Al
Coon hounds. $500 each, Write mr. call
on Bruce II. Stone. Mt Glare, W. Va
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WANTED To RENT

-H2-e - r~H7sH~'
WANTED To RENT .. or I furnishcd
or uuiuruishri rooms for Hight house
Keeping, parties with child twenty
months old, Give references Address
Rooms care Telegram ONCE.
WANTED TO RENT Ry or before July
LIST, medium sized house, centrally lO
Gated hy family Of two. must he In
good ncighh1rhOod Address ~ care
Inlegfnm nflrr
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WANTED TG GUY

~---------~~~--------~-- ---~~-----~--~7S~~~
WANTED TO Bvi-A lot. RS an invest
uCnt, close In, Tor cash. or terms. must
he reasonable. Address Lot" ear" Tele
gram office.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-12

WANTED Reliable white girl, or middle
aged woman for general homework, with
family In the country good wages
Write, giving references to Mrs. Claude
Maxwell, Il. +. u. No. /, ClarEsburg.
". Va
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WANTED-CANvAssERs

WANTED CANvAsSERS-T CANVAS for
Golden Anchor Flour, Call oF phone
AnvhNr Mills, 40 West Pike street GQme
Rh0ns ~, Esll paOAe lQes-I,