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The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1916-03-30
Local and Personal
happenings OF Interest

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Our winter visitors are rapidly
leaving for their northern homes.
H. L. Blakeley and two sons
enjoyed a visit to Arcadia, Sat
urday.
T. B. Lucas, winter visitor,
left last Friday for his home III
Lexington, Ky.
Fresh vegetables of all kinds
received daily by R. M. King.52
Capt and Mrs. G. G. Davis
went over to Tampa, Tuesday,
for a visit of several days.
DR. Archer Smith went down
TO Jacksonville last Friday and
spent several days there.
Demand Smith s bread and get
your moneys worth. (adv.) lott.
Col. H. j. Spence was giving
attention to professional matters
at the county capital, Tuesday.
Wendell Eich, a Cincinnati tour
list, after spending few weeks
here, left for his home last Fri
day.
A full line of staple and fancy
groceries, fresh and reliable, at
A. P. Hatch's If. (adv.)
After a pleasant sojourn of sew
eral months here, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
NJ. Heffner left Friday, for their
home in Sharonville, Ohio.
C. w. Browning of Battle
Creek, Mich, having enjoyed the
climate and other attractions here
for some time, started home last
Friday.
High grade candies, fine as
sortment at A. P. Hatch's Cor
ner Grocery. If. fadv.)
Amongst the winter visitors
leaving for their homes last Fri
day was Rev. d. G. Moomaw,
whose home is in Roanoke City,
Va.
w. L. Koon, our wholesale
butcher and cattle dealer, went
over to Tampa, Monday night,
and spent several days there
transacting business.
Smiths bread is mixed by a
sanitary electric dough mixer.
(adv) loft
Rev. Sam w. Small, d. d., one
of the most eloquent prohibition
orators in the United States, will
lecture in the Methodist church
tonight. Everybody invited, ev-
cry body should go.
After a week spent very pleas
antIy here as the guests of Miss
Blanche Blake, those charming
Virginia ladies, Mrs. Stokes and
Miss Coleman, left Monday morn
ing, stopping for a few days en-
route home to visit friends in Or
lando.
Mrs. j. H. Hancock entertained
informally, Tuesday evening, in
honor of her guest, Miss Ruby At
kinSon, of Boca Grande. who re-
turned home yesterday. The oc-
casion was greatly enjoyed bv a
large number of invited guests
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-01-07

John Gray. not~i In conservative Rich
inond as the marrying minister
Meanwhile. driven out by the nnmes.
or which the Chinese den was now a
secthing mass. Detective Blake. with
the Blooms, got their taxlcab and hur'
ried away to avoid embarrassing ques'
lions from the police aud iiremen al.
ready heard hurrylng to the scene. The
frenzied Cinnamon, pouring from the
place. were too excited TO stay them.
The bcwlldcred English barrister,
smythe. bis respectable grny high
hat and his equally respectable frock
coat on Ere, was brushed aside by De
te-tlye Blake and the Messrs. Bloom.
They were not Interested In the legal
representative OF the Earl OF stnnlcy
or his search for the fugitive heirs to
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-01-07


He Ore" H'mse'' UP 70 N'"'ane WIN
cow
tho Stanley title and estates In War
wickshirc Their minds were all upon
the heirloom OF the American stanleys
the diamond from the sky.
Possession Is nine points OF the
INV" painted Mr.. Abraham Bloom
"Tho law IA that n pnwnbroker amt
responsible for a pawned article except
10 tho yalue OF the aum he has ndyanc.
ed on IL II we get hold OF this dia.
mond them stnnleya can whistle for
H. oh lkeY
put Isaac Dloom. pawnbroker. had
on nctual crisis OF nerves such as Mrs
pur,on Randolph had never been able
10 effect In the worda OF his more
hardened and experienced brother
aILe was all inr lie monned I'm the
corner OF hls taricnb and begged TO
no "iet ONT OF This thlnrw
~, ain, yaur arc. Won ahould wor.
~" snoerod his bro,ber Tho cynieai
,o,nhiin, ho,sotooner
"Tor me ero ,yh.n b,vei, hnve
no, =, ,ns,,a,oan no,,o, tho nm.
san,r ,.aa. p,oo, "pr, 10 soo ore
,,.,., -. =. 49,, n.
u, =, naoooo, a. -.
80 ",E W" s,'v9N' - ne. ~
mn''n ~" u''u,o' 'D.. wv w. "
uiu ",', No'u, va" 'u' w. WV
,un' 'l"' u" '"o"'u wv '''' ''' W "''
paWhsnop' 80 NJ,
Ai'er 'c"''hE ln' co'nl''o' INC ,,'o '
IN inc maven Oh ms p'"nNnop' i','ov
i've hlnhe ana A'e hloph Weie u'''e',
to tho latiers Hninb'ihg mousse anu
from here TO the residence OF MrS' hur'
ton Randolph society lennet
AS you say there IS 1,OOO IN u Tor
me n ! get tho diamond Tor You ]
will tell you my theory said the dctec-
tive 20 his gambler client "Blnir stan
ley, who passed the bad check on you
with his thumb print from the lenky
fountain pen on II, has got the Ola
mond. 1t belongs to his family you
know. II this Arthur stanley VINO
has also fcl Out ! can tell you now be
Is guilty OF no crime that ! know o.
dies the diamond belongs TO blair
Stanley.
"But Blair does not want Il for him.
SEN; he wants II for that fair friend
OF yours from New York, Miss Vivian
Mnrston. Blair is crazy about that
dame and she Is crazy to get the dia'
mond Wen ind them at Mrs Ran
dolpA's II we are not too late"
Boz they were too late. Their In
sistenee forccd the presence OF MIS-
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-01-07

n MRs. BURTON RANDOLPH,
MI society leader, sank back In
the taxlcab petulantly rcsolv.
cd TO have n real good cry
and a thoroughly enjoyable nerve crisis
rs soon rs she reached her residence
and could give way to her poor
nerves" with nh the comforts OF home.
Il don't believe you have any nerves
vt all. vlvinnl' she whimpcred to her
guest. II think you have the fortitude
Of cowboy OF something OF that
sort. and shall never forgive Blair
Stanley for deserving Ne and sending
us home alonel
"As for that Detective Blake. am
sure Il II were he was depending
upon for any pay for taking Us to
vach dreadful places as that Chinese
den he would never get bis monsg. He
nt least should have seen ua home II
Blair Stanley was not gentleman
enough 10 do so
"But the diamond murmured Vivian
Marston Didn't you see how Il hlared
like a coal Of Ore under that swinging
lamp and on the IDOLS breasti They
nsmcd Il right whom thor called Il the
diamond from tho sky"
Il believe sou are a. crazy about that
dreadful diamond AZ the silly stnnleya
aro.- whincl R.chmonGr leading 90
.tety llght
1T lnay b worth miliioDa, bu !
would not touch tie dreadful thinei
Not mat : am supersiitious but Il h
bad luck. everybody says %. And that
idri-unhl won's sleep for q week Tor
thinking Of the hoffid thlngr
But Vivian haruloA ohgroa1od In ne
hlcns and Desperate desire for The
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-01-07

IN with this convention OF seasoned
ne'or do wells. lie arouses their Grim
Inal cupldity with his tale OF gypsy
wealth easy to secure II they let him
lead them In a raid on nearby gypsy
camp, defended only by dozen timid
gypsy men.
After the incident OF Lukes perfdy
Esther resolved never to leave Hagar or
the documents again unguhrded. Esther
had not nerved herself to delve further
into Hagnr's secrets. She waited for
Arthurs return with impatient long
ing. Every day she sent Quabba 10
the mountain top by the great rocking
stone to witch for Arthurs coming.
II was on sentinel duty here that
Quabha saw tho desperate tramps,
ragged and brutal horde, fired by Luke
Lovell's tales OF treasure, raid the
gypsy camp, Quabba saw through
the glasses the outnumbered gypay
men fight valiantly only to be over
come
sr,.,. A.. Al. .,.. T.. -
ln'ou !. W., u' -, s'a,'v' w ,s y
drag Esther from the van, with IIagnr
clinelng fccbly to her
Quabba resolved upon a desperate
thing. Better death to Esther, be
thought. than she should be In The
power OF Lovcl ana MS brute horue
even tor mn honr'
SEEKING heaVy pine brnnch yinf
near by and applying II Ms lever, no
half dcllrlous Quabba prizes at mo
rocking stone.
IL poiscs a moment on Its pivot, then
slowly sways and falls roaring down
the mountain side Gathering impetus
with every foot OF fall, II starts IN
avalanche OF rocks and dirt and
stumps.
Mightier. gronicr, vaster, heavier
grows the landslide started BY the
ponderous rocking stone, now whifiine
down the mountain side In n great pa.1
OF dirt and rubblc, until I, seemA t1A.
very mountain Is falling.
A roar from the valley below, tn4
then a cloud Of dust that rises lila 4
fog shroudine the scene. The gypey
camp is wiped out overwhelmed and
annihilated. N
In the far west the Overland Jimiltd
Easps up a steep grade in the desert
Beside X gallops wild horseman. ne
grasps the platform rails Of a car that
numbers By him, and his horse eaiIopa
on, passed and distanced by tho tram.
SA NJ. the n. SsHS ..ss 'F S Tim and S
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-01-07

WYNN maFaton aho ulaF otah'el'
Ho drew himself up the gnarled and
tenacious vine Vivian came to the
window at the nrst swaylng Of the
vine Blair showed her the diamond.
"Give II to me-" she whispered. But
blair was resolved upon the only price
he would accept for this proud posses
slon-the favor Of n woman he loved
4 will wait for your Blair replied
tcnsely I'VE must marry and leave
Richmond tonight Rlnkc win he hot
after usr'
Vivian nodded and nlalr sid down
the wistaria and hid the stolen motor
cycle In the thick vines NJ the side N
the house,
In q few minutes vivian Ind Joined
him A few hlockr nom the Randolph
house they hailed a helated taxi and
~ero driven to Tho home of the Rev
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-01-07

proud v Nv
found 70.
pnd lonely
ON the very Il
Nas revealed TO
Arthur. or, us he
Powell. tastes new
A campnre's smok,
rock on bis desert RI hea
him near. Four plotting oers
arc behind the rock, and h, <erhenrS
them plan the robbery OF the over
land Ilmlted.
He mounts his horse and rides away
The marauders rouse up and Ore after
him. but they deem him to DO pass
ing lnqulsltlye hcrder, who has not
been near enough to overhenr them
and they depart upon their way to con
aummate the robbery.
Il IA congress Of tramps, In far
away virginia, that plays a part In the
next phase Of our strange story. Luke
Lowell. the bnnished gypsy, has fallen
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-01-07

hind the unsuspectlng Ike Bloom and
lhrottlod bin with the chain Of the
handouts
Then they bound. gagged and blind
folded the unfortunate and fright en-.
feebled Ike Bloom. From bis varied
and wonderful stock Of goods IN pawn
the two Adventures were not long In
selecting complete dlsguisea Vivian
uttipcd herself as a natty youth. crown
ING her disguise with Q boys curly
WIG. -hoeked- but this same day By
4 stranded vaudeville actress
Blair anaycd himself IN q sombsI
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-19
HURT TOCHILD
HURT TO RACE
SAYS A WOMAN

first the great sacrifices of human life
and the loss of those most dear to
them.
I'VE in this country are facing new
conditions, and 1t is well that we as
women stop and think and take heeu
that new conditions teach new duties
time makes ancient good uncouth'
Armed with Ballot.
-Four million women in the United
States are armed with the ballot, an
untried power in the hands of thouS-
ands, TO change not only conditions but
ideals. Nincty-one electoral votes to
be invested in the decision as to VINO
shall be president Of the United States
after March 8, 1917.
"The Prohibition party for forty,
seven years labored and fought ana
bIed and all but died to teach the poo-
Dle of the United States the principle
Of prohibition by administration ana
the czar Of Russia proved 1t to all the
world in twenty-four hours.
cannot the women voters OF the
United States rally to this principle
and cast their votes for the Darty|
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Same sdVertlseInent RvC

Same advertisement Eve sue.
oeSsive days, 80 centSi snmO
advertisement seven successive
days, 20 ocntsi NO classified Rd-
vertlsements taken for less than
IS cents. Classified advertise
mont DISPLAY charged bg
inch.
Deaths aaG FuaaraI NOtiooA
Ledger aud ClabG, CArdS 81 ThArkA,
In Mom0riSES Church 6OtOsAs %
NOTICE.
Six ordinary WOTdI make enc hns'
every initial aud whole HUmhoR
counted snO weird.
Advertisers THBT have theiE replies
addressed 70 . Latter AID number
"Carc This Telegram"
Tho Telegram viii not b. reopen
SIble for ;nSFs than one Incorrect
insertion Of any &dTOTtiSNnAGhS
ordered for mSrO thSn ems tlrao.
Clasdhed ada. may DO tale
phoned and will be charged ard
bill sent the following day Il
your nGme appears in the tele-
phone directory otherwise,
strictly cash with order.
This page is closed promptly
ct II o'clock o. N. Your copy
must be In before tllEE hour to
insure insertions.
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Prices $50 and $500

Deed Book No. 1888, page 272.
TERMS OF SALE: ono half of the pur.
chase price, or as much more MS tho pnr-
rhngcr mny elect to pay, cash In hand on
day of sale and the residue In one year
from tho date Of said sale. the purchaser
executing his Interest benring note with
approved personal security, and vendors
lien to be retained by the Spccinl Commits
RlOner upon sud lot In the deed convey.
ing tho sume to further secure snid unpaid
purchase money.
CHARLES g, COFFNlAN,
Special Commissioner,
I. !. Wndc COnman, Clerk Of the Circuit
Court Of Harrison County West Virginia,
hereby certify that bond with security
approved by me as sufficient and In, the
penalty provided by said decree, has been
given by Sqld sPGGEIgI ro CTTRlsSo9 Clerk
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NOTICE or JUDICIAL SALE OF REAL
ESTATE IN REYNOLDS ADDITION
40 THE CITY OF OLAhhSbUN1'

Pursuant to decree OF the Circuit
Court OF Harrison County West NtrIinia,
made md entered on the 10th day OF Feb
runry, 1915, in ChSncery Order Book NO,
NJ page vs., In the ehHucery cause OF Mary
brown against Nelson Brown, ct alo VIII
sh rue 10Th DAY OF july,
1919,
NJ 1850 p, NJ, OF TINT day at the front door
OF tho Courthouse OF Harrison county
West Virginia, ofrer for sale TO the highest
and best bidder the following described
reNl estate, lO-wit All that certain lot or
Marcel OF land with the buildings thereon
located md situate in Reynolds Addition
10 liz City OF CArksburg Harrison tonn
w. West Virginia, designated and mum
berod as lot No. 81 MS hid down on th"
plat OF sald Addition, Of record IN the
County Clerks OHice OF Harrison County IN
Deed Book No, III, page a. snld lot front
Ink on Charles street 20 feet mud running
bWck Il depth Of SIS feet, being the same Tot
limit WAS conveyed to Mary brown, Me-
.Dn Brown and Jackson llrown by Emily
n barnes and others by deed hearing
date the SOth day ~ July 1910, of record
IN the County Clerks office aforesaid IN
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LOST

LOST-Tuesday evening between $3.50 and
600 D. M, bunch Of keys between Boh
Finder kindly return to Miss Flora, Tel
egram Office.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-19

WANgi;u For First Regi
mcnt Band. This baud will remain II
CIarksburg indefinitely. Apply to llar
vey L. Gregory chief Musician
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-19
PUBLIC SALE.

There will be offered for sale to
the highest cash bidder, on the
Goth Day Of july, 1910,
at o'clock D. m. at 324 Stealey ave-
nue., Clarksburg, W. Va 7 shares
Of the capital stock Of the First Ma
tional Bank Of Harrisville, West Vir-
pinia. Said stock being the same
given as collateral to secure a certain
note executed to Ida P. Morrison by
w. w. Tapp and Leona Tapp. Public
and private bids accepted.
U. W. MORRISON,
stealey Heights, Clarksburg, W. Va.
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WANTED Miscellaneous

MIR. TAILOR, Miss or !lrs. Dressmaksr,
now is the time to get the new system
Of cutting and fitting garments for men
and women, Designing Academy, Irwin
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SITUATIONS WANTED

position as housekeeper, first
class cook, capable OF taking entire
charge Of house. Address ~ care Tele-
gram office.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-19
You will always find the
best in Real Estate listed
with us.
Colonial Heights.

Seven rooms, bath and
basement, ON large lot 40 by
1875 feet, House finished
throughout in oak with large
attic, Good large rooms with
built-m clothes presses.
Large front, side and back
porchcs. Handy to school
and business center of the
city,
Price SIS. 2N0
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-19

FOR SALE-GccOnI hand Ford touring
car 1914 model Ia good colullloH ,, Au
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-19
w FlY
PA Y
Rem 7 :?
You Can Be Your Own
Landlord.
Here are two good six
room houses on Virginia St,
close in, that can be bought
for
$500 Each

Two hundred dollars down
and the balance on easy pay
ments. These are comforta-
Bile homes and worth the
money. Better see them if
you really want a home.
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Beechwood.

Now don't 90 wrong, for
You can buy lots in this addi-
ton at prices never before
heard of. All lots front ON
wide streets and have alleys
in rear.
Prices $50 and $500
$500 down, balance 50 per
month. No taxes, no inter
est.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-19

FOR SALE OR RENT-Two story, eiGh:
room house, pantry. wnrrr and sewerage
oak finish, cabinet mantels, china closet
slate roof. Williams street, Biltmore
Heights, North View. Home phone liG
Bell phone POLL.
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TO FORD OWNERS

Get an Electric Starting and
I ;cltipr system Wolch-Smith
Company, 2&2 Court ST.
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FOR SALES room house and acres Of
land barn and other outbuildinGs small
green house 20A30, horse, harness ana
light wagon, 3 brood sows, VIII bring
pigs this month; l boar I month old, ~
chickens and garden tools Reasonable
cash payment down ana balance ON easy
terms, Apply to Mrs II. u. McTayish,
Haywood " Va.
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FOR RENT Eight room house with bath
basement and attic, chicken house and
chicken yard good well of water l2S
Milford street. Also five room cottage
on simpson avenue, Stealey Heights
water rent paid. SEQ per month. Call
Post & Law, Bell phone LOGS. Home
phone 4.Y, 9th Floor, Goa Bldg.
FOR RENT one seven room house on Lo-
Gust street, $3.50 per month. Apply at
80 West Main street, or call Bell phone
3jS-L
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FOR sALE-yecaut lot on Clay street for
S4OO. Size 34GlOO feet; Lear corner aud
close to street car line. If you want
lin, Union Bank Bldg, ClarksbNrE
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FOR sALE-Lots

----~--N@--~--"--as-N1-@71@|
FOR SALE-Flpe level Gets In pest resi-
dent section Of Norwood Beautiful Two
story homos have been built on lots i'd
Joining this one and 1t Is not too close
10 tine factories. Address '6lS," care
Telegram office.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-19

FOR SALEM Highland Park, two Of the
best lots, located on the corner OF the
boulevard and Milford streets, 50 feet on
the Boulevard and l2O feet on Milford
street. Good business or residence prop
erty. Price $1,000 Apply at 6BI w. PIKE
St, or Bell phOpe 35lR.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-19

WANTED Men to work on paved street
IN Adnmston. Apply TO ClSlcr Morse
AdamStOn.
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FOR SALE FARMS

FOR SALE-A well improved farm OF 100
acres, two story house, barn ana out
buildings, plenty Of fruit Ideal for fruit
growing and grazing. Will divide. into
80 and 100 acres, with Improvements on
Tie 10 acre tract, If 1t will suit purchaser
See me at once II you want bargain
II. j. White * Co.. McCarty Bids, Bell
phone los, Res 1862 l.. Home 1873,
FOR SALE-IO acre farm, eight room
house, one and one-tourth mile TO ONO
river, Must sell In thirty days, Write to
John Landon, Reedsville, ohio.
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$500

$500 down and the balance
on easy terms. This house
will appeal to you. Don't fail
to see it.
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FOR SALE~-H0USES

FOR SALE-Two story. seven room house
In the best residence section OF Broad
oaks, near Goh Plaza, two blocks OF
navcd street. House is on nice level lot
Large chicken house and small stable on
rear Of lot Address SIG care Telegram
Office.
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StealeY HEIGHTS

We have a splendid six
room house with bath, base
ment and pantry on a large
lot that we can sell for
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-19

JOB PRINTER WANTED
We have a permanent posi-
ton at good salary for expert
enCed and competent job prin-
ter. Must understand all kinds
book and job composition and
be sober and dependable. Mar
ried man preferred. CIarkS-
burg Telegram Co.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-19
WANTED To RENT

$4,000
WANTED TO RENT-FOur or five room
cottage, with yard, not too far out. Ad-
dress E. care Telegram Office
WANTED -,To rent a nve or six room
house or HAT not too far from business
center Of town. Call Bell phone lll3-J,
or apply at Grand Leader Store
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-19
MONEY TO LOAN

WHY BE WITHOUT MONEY? 1 ac-
COmmUdate everybody, by loantng money
on watches, diamonds, jewelry. musical
Instruments. etc. Jos. Jay. Joweler.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-19

FOR SALE New room house, bath, pan
try, front and back porches cement eel,
lar, slate roof, lot iOxl20. On Orchard
street, Stealcy Heights. For price and
terms see +. a. Odds, III Chapel street
Bell phone ll26-J
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-19

FOR SALE-Abo "a acre, with small
unfinished cottage. in Norwood addition
80 bearing fruit trees, garden, running
water. 500 $50 down, balance In equal
note some and two years. W. X. Mason
NorwOOd addition
The day book., 1916-09-30
BREAD cHEAP IN EURoPE


Dist Atty Clyne believes he has
hit upon information that riddle the
claims Of the bakers that they can't
possibly sell 12-oz, bread loaves at 8
cents and make money. They plead
the high cost of flour necessitates.
But Mr. Clyne has discovered that
in London, Lyons, HaFre, Paris and
other European cities the bakers sell
bread made from American flour at al
much lower price than the American
bakers charge. He has told Asst
Dist. Atty Fleming to look into this
angle of the affair.
The Womeh's Assn Of Commerce
recommended an embargo on wheat
as the first step in reducing the cost
Of bread at their meeting yesterday.
The day book., 1916-09-30
OPEN CAMPAIGN TO REFLECT
SOCIALISTS TO OFFICE

SOCIALISTS tonight open campaign
to re-eIect two Socialist members of
state legislature from 23d and 25th
districts and add third from 21st dis
.trict.
Meyer London, Socialist congress-
man from 18th New York district;
VIM. Guinea, candidate for states
atty; Rep. Christian M. Madsen, can
didate for reelection; Aid, VIM. E.
Rodriguez of 18th ward, and J. Louis
EngdahI, candidate for congress-
man-at-large, will speak,
Sunday afternoon and evening 23d
district Socialists will hold bazaar at
Northwest hall, North and Western
aVse to help raise campaign funds