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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-01

dends 10 all OF the people; and
Whereas. In this state tho people ar,
iully awakened to tho benefits OF bet
ter roads, linking together in ties OF
closer relationship the different com.
mnnities. and affordIng avenues OF
commerce: and
Whereas, the Good Reads days hero.
toforc proclaimed IN the state hay,
been of great benefit to all OF the PEG.
PIE OF the state. as the bettertnent OF
roads IS n matter OF direct concern ia
every citizen;
Now, therefore, Henry u. Hatfield
governor OF the state OF West Virginia
do hereby set apart Tuesday and Wed.
nesday. July is and ~. A. d., 1916, for
road work IN the state OF West Wiz.
gina, and do designate the aforemen,
toned days as
GOOD ROADS DAYS"
and declare the same public holidays
and request that other business be-
suspended. az far rs possible. and that
every ablc-bodied citizen labor upon
the public highway Of the state during
hose two days. and that the work
performed be of kind that will make
Il lasting and permanent improvement
such as ditching. grading. dragging,
crawling. draining, etc,
II 10 encouraging that in so many
parts Of the gtnte the citizens have
voted 70 Issue bonds and to tax them
selves for the construction Of permn-
mont highways; but we must remember
that very large percentage OF the
total mileage OF our roads mast for
many years be dirt roads" II Is
upon the problem Of putting and keep
ing these roads Of the country people
in good repair that the thought and
effort OF all good citizens on good
roads days should be conferred.
further call upon the county court
Of each county 10 Issue proclamation
requesting the people TO turn out on
these days and give their labor. and TO
assist In and see that complete and
systematic organization is effected so
that nj the close Of the second day
there will be no community or district
within the borders OF the entire state
that will not bear testimony OF the
progressive and patriotic spirit pos
scssed by the people OF that commun-
ity
also call upon the various COM
mercial. fraternal, benevolent md 9th
er organizations. having for their pur-
pose the Improvement OF the state and
the betterment OF mankind, TO Join
with the officials and people Of the re-
Hpective communities, and to enthus-
iast!cally unite in improving their
roads in their respective sections.
I also call upon all merchants,
wholesalers. professional AID business
men to lend their influence. and to join
in the movement to lift West Virginia
out OF the mud
| also request all road overseers,
road engineers and all persons direct
ly or indirectly identified with the
movement for good ronds to give their
support in order to carry out this un-
dertaking to successful completion.
The libcralIty of the press in the last
two years has done much TO advance
the cause OF good roads in the state Of
West Virginia. and as Improvement Of
the roads Is subject upon which all
people can agree. urge that the coun-
ty and city press give their liberal
assistance IN organizing and arousing
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-01

nd BIDS for the engineering work up to
u o'clock, noon. June 10th, 1910, for tho
paving Of Stealey Avenue from Baker Ave.
nua 70 DEyla Street. Davis Street from
Dun Street to top OF hill on Davis Street
TO property line, duncan Avenue from Dutt
Street to Mcdowell Street, and certain
alley running North and South from Hart.
ciude ali speciScetions. sstimStca ptodi"s
etc. The successful bidder, II any, q to
give good and sufficient bond approved b.
the C0miaon Council, The Common C0un.
bids. Address all Communications or Kids
to II. y. Winter, Recorder, 3la North Ave.
ClArksburg, W. Va.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

Do fOt wish to 60 into buAinoSai Do
you wish to Increase your earnings !?
Are you tired OF the old jobl Would
you like to establish n business while
you are able to work. that will provide
for n rainy day; BY cooperation OF
your time and savings with our plan
aud Institution we will establish yea In
n mercantile business that will makS r.u
independent In your own home city or
town. Write full name and address and
amount Of capital you eau invest, Ad-
dress OPPORTUNITY. care Telegram
ClArksburE W. Va
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AUTOS FOR SALE

FORD TOURING CAR.
! Ford Touring Car, just overhaul
ed s25O.
sTuDEBAKER SIX.
! Six-Cylinder Studebaker complete
iy ovcrhauled. Electric light and
starter, good rs new, $3.50.
PULLMAN ROADSTER.
l l9l5-Pullman, Clover Leaf road
ster, run 1000 miles. good as
new. $500.
SAXON ROADSTER.
! Saxon Roadster. Al condition.
;225.
BUICK
I BUICK, Model II. S225.
STCDEBAKER FOUR.
! Stu" 'aker, four cylinder. excellent
sha.,e. engine tire pump. Klaxon
horn and other extra equipment
$500
CADILLAC.
! Five-Passenger Cadillac. good ms
new. 1900.
FORD ROADSTER.
! Ford Roadster. late model, just
overhauled. s240.
Auto Exchange. cor. Sixth ST. and
Traders Alley. Both phones $40.
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A CARD or THANKS.

wo desire to thank our friends and
and ncighbors for their kindness and
sympathy during tho sickness and
death Of our infant son. Harry Gray
don Palmer
Mr.. & MRS HOMER PALMER.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The Water Works and Sewerage Beard
will meet at tho Office thereof on June 10,
lpld, for approving the assessment rolls
under the schedules of rn,es for tho City
OF SlarksburR. for tho quarter beginning
rectiug any errors In said rolls that may
he pointed out by any person. Any per-
son having any complaint to make may
GLARKsBuRG WATER WORKS AND
SEWERAGE HOARD
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-01

FoR SALE OR EXCHANGE For good
renting property, one OF tho hest rcGi.
dsnce lots in Con Plaza. near Grandson
smiths residence II. J. White & Co,
Bell phone los. Res. l52G.L. Home phone
ls5
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FARM FOR s,ALE

Saturday, June 10TH 1916 at 80 o'clock D. M,
we will offer for sale nj The front door of the COURT
HOl Sc. CLARkSBT re, ". VA, farm situate on
Turkey Run, four miles southwest of Carksburp
near the Buckhannon Pike consisting Of 100 acres
of fine grazing land, about fifteen acres being
meadow. Oil and gas rights reserved Terms of sale
oneourth cash, balance i'll one, two and three wears
rms is an opportunity to secure of the best graz
ing farms i'll Harrison county
E. 3. DEIsoN and O. s. DEIsoN,
Administrators
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REAL ESTATE

Won can always got what you want
fTNm ~. Come In and lc, us shaw
You some property
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Glen Elk

Opportunity for B. 6 o.
railroad man. 6 room dwell
ing with bath, cabinet man
tells, oak finish. Price less
than property sold for a year
ago.
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WANTED At 0MCE-Man to
wash dishes. Apply at Wal
do Hotel Kitchen.

WASTED-Two first class inside painters.
lots OF work, Address Decorator" RoX
- Clarkshnrg ". Va,
MES learn barber trade. special offer.
tuition $4,000 with tools. wages while
learning. $500 positions furnished.
Write tOr catalogue. Leader Barber
college, Cincinnati. 0.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-01
Good Roads Days

CHARLESTON. Juno l. July Is and
IL have been designated by pruciamu-
ton by Governor Henry Il. Hatfield
as Good Roads Days and the men OF
the state are asked to give these two
days 10 tho state In The movement to
lift West Virginia out OF the mud" by
the improvement OF the highways or
the construction of what are termed
permanent roads. County courts are
requested 10 issue proclamation
asking the help Of the citizens Of their
respective counties
The work dupe on Good RcadR
DAYS" last yea Sad the year previous.
II is declared, add0i many miles Of
improved roads ~ almost every coun-
~ OF the s'ntc
The proclamation is as follows
4 PR DC LA NATION
TO THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or
WEST VIRGINIA
GREETING
Whereas. the commercial, financial.
agricultural. horticultural intelcc-
tual. social and moral Development OF
our people is influenced by means of
communication md the CONDITION Of
the public highways. which brings us
face to face with tho need Of good
roads; and
Whereas. by improving our roads It
is recognized that the greatest good
will como TO tho greatest number Of
people within the state which will re-
turn larger. quicker aud surer divi-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-01
FOR SALE-Mlscei.aneous

PICTURE MACHINES Power.
$40 Edison so, Lubin $40. OptiSrhph
so. Edison Model II $3.50: Fiims q per
Keel Slides l6c each 2Ox5O feet Tentb
AVID Seats so. W. 4, GorpeninE. Room /.
Second Floor. Irwin Bldg ClnrksburK,
W. Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-01

For SALE OR EXCHANGE Automo.
bile, one lot 50xl50. Call Ball Phone
ga-M
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Be
Honest

With Yourself. Can you af.
ford to pay rent when we are
able to sell you n good homo
on terms that mean little
more than rent? Call at oun
Office ut once and let us ex-
plain our easy home pur-
chasing plan.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-01

AUCTION Saturday. June J, at front door
OF the court house, one Sampson .. ton
truck la good condition. [. l.. Ford,
.Auctioneer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-01

FOR RRNT-No $50 Locus; s,seo,. sir
room house, water rent paid. G2i pe.'
month. Apply TO Mrs u. y Peck, Eos
Locust street
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FOR REN1-rurnISned Rooms

FOR RENT -wo ruraisued rooms. for
light housekeeping, TO parties without
children, rent reasonable. Inquire Ut
ll3 Marshall street, 1t Con Plaza, or call
$500 Bell phone
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FOR SAI.E-Lots

-, = :. y - --@-->-s>-s-----~->-
FOR sALE-FIns ieTr! lots In hest resi-.
dent section OF Norwood beautiful two
story homes have been built OH lots ad.
Joining this one md II IN not 700 close
70 the fnctoE!,A. address "6lS" care
Telegram office.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-01
NORTH STREET.
BROAD OAKS

SIX room house with bath and
basement on 10; s5xlS6 feet. Gloss
to ear stop and paved streetA
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


whNTED-PositioR by experienced young
lady stcnogrHphcT Can give good ref.
crenccs Willing to start NJ so Per
monih. CMll Rentcr. on Nrll phone. ltlh
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WANTED To RENT

WANTED TO REST--with!n the next
month, i've or rlT room cottage or
house; must be within 10 or IL minutes
walk OF Empire building. Write, stating
location. rent. etc. Address i. O, Box
ll2. City.
WANTED TO REST--A or 3 room house
centrally located Answer by letter,
House" care Telegram Office.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-01
500

but wo have acme lots In this addi-
ton ns low an $50, Tho payments
arc 50 down and $500 por mouth.
No taxes, no interest.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-01

FOR RHST-EIRhi room house, with attic.
bath and basement corner Park avenue
snd Pike street, so per month. Apply
At go EeAt Pike D..
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REEClIwoop

You will miss the chance Of your
mo II you fail to buy ono or moro
OF these lots. Never before has Vuch
low prices been asked for lots 30
close In. DO car faro rrom Stonlcy
Heights and any stop on Main or
Pike street in tho city. Think of
buying lot 40x120 fcct with good
wlde streets In front and aiicy in the
roar for even
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Broad Oaks

Lagre corner lot at the
right price.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-01

THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE
County. West Virginia, will receive SEAL.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-01

BAKER AVENUE
sTEALEY HEIGHTS
room cottage with bath and
basement. front and back porchcs
Fine rcaidoncc section. Handy to
church and school Paved street and
concrete sidewalk In front and alley
in rear,
PRICE $1,000
Reasonable tcrmR
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-01
MONEY TO LOAN

WHY DE WITHOUT MONEY? l nc.
commodate everybody. by lonninE money
on watches, diamonds, Jewelry, musical
Instruments. etc. Jos. jay. JcwGleT.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-01

WANTED s06cr rciiHUle man 10 GadYGsS
with experienced man. good ?Ey, chance
for advancement Wholesale Mail order
Co. III South second street. THIRD ilhor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-01

FOR sALE-Reliable team Of mules. for.
merry used iu delivery wagon OF the
Home Furnishing Co. Call Bell Phone
3aB.J.
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wANTED--A lnborer who IL accustomed
to moving lawns, who uAes n scythe, 10
NOV and care for my lawn. Good wages.
Call Harvey =. Smith.
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FOR SALE sl room cottage. three lois
store. barn. good business, near sttett
car Inc. Terms tWO-thiEdB down, bal.
alcc IN d, II aud IS months Address
lt- Depot ST. Weston. " Va.
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FUR SALE--A0USES

FOR SALE--Two story. seven room house,
NJ the hest residancs section Of broad
Oaks, near Coz PiaEa. two blocks OF
paved stree; House IL on nice level lot
Large chicken house and small stable on
reLr OF lot Address sic caro- Telegram.
once.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-01

FOR SALE or RENT Store room at 800
North Fourth street. Glen Xix Apply
TO Restaurant. next door.
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FOR RENT--6 room house. one block east
~ nostoiilce: ST. per month. Npply 10
Mrs. A. +. Hall, Ill West Pike st.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-01

WANTED-An experienced cook, at
apply. Also experienced dish
washer and table waiter. Rich
mond Cafe.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
One five-passenger automobile
in first class running condi-
ton, for sale or will ex-
change for lot. Apply to
he CIarksburg Tire Co.. III
South Second st.
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WAMTED-MaIe HELD

MEN LEARN OarDer trade or complete for
$1,000; wages while learning; positions
furnished: prepare for sprinE rush Write
for catalogue, Leader barber CoIleEeL
Cincinnati. Ohio.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-01

WANTED VIII trade good second hand
automobile for real estnte. Anyone de.
string 10 buy or trade, write to Trade"
care Telegram office.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-01

FOR sALE--A ssrgstron player plsao,
with .? rolls OF music. VIII seII At a
bargain. Deferred payments can to ar.
ranged for Apply nt $3.50 Lee ST.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-17
by WILLIAM pEEr.

Providence. r. l.. April 1s.-By way of
diversion and incidentally grabbing of
several hundred perfectly good American
dollars, the Washington Baseball Club
administered a 7-to-4 drubblng TO the
Providence International Leaguers here
this afternoon.
The crowd numbered exactly 3,lo0 per-
sons paid. rather good showing when
II is considered that the ball park, To-
Gated ten miles from the city, consumes
the better part Of two hours going and
coming, and frtnges Nsrragsnsett Bay,
where 1t Is always cold and windy.
Griffth likes to book these exhibition
games just to keep his young men out of
mischief. He ordered every member OF
his squad to dress this afternoon. except
Walter johnson and Capt. George Mo
Bride
The combat itself was fairly even un-
I'll Jim Shaw touched of the fuse and
blew up the works In the seventh inning
with a two-bagger, clearing the bases of
Inhabitants. Shaw drove the bali over
Rheg's dome into a swamp.
on a trio OF Providence pitchers. the
Nationals collected seventeen hits for a
total Of -twenty-one bases. Moeller, Fos-
ter and Judge. with three blows each, led
the Washington attack.
Griff worked Sam Rice and Jim Shaw
Ave and four innings respectively. both
were touched up freely, two runs being
obtained of each slabman.,
Eayrs, the first Providence pitcher. was
batted all over the lot, but had the
happy faculty OF keeping down runs.
After escaping trouble for two innings,
the Griffmen finally got to Eayrs' south
side twlsters for a couple of markers in
the third inning: two were gone when
Judge singled and stole second. Shanks
walked aand Moeller singled. scoring
Judge. A clean smash to center by
Henry brought in Shanks.
Providence got over a tally in the other
half of this frame and pulled up danger
ously near in the fourth with another
marker. The visitors made it , to . in
the fifth, when doubles by Judge and
Henry put over run.
Peters relieved Eayrs when Washing.
ton came to bat I'm the sixth. Peters s
the former Chicago and Minnea polls hur'
Ter said to possess a wonderful spitball
This moist delivery OF Mr.. Peters was
badly mangled in WashIngton's half oi
the seventh, when the ball game was
salted away for further orders. Foul
runs breezing over the plate in less time
than II takes TO tell
Judge opened the seventh with a fy
to Rheg. Shanks and Moeller singled
in turn and Williams was hit in the back
| Sawyer's grounder to Hogan forced
Shanks at the plate. but along came
Jim Shaw. with smoking drive to deeI
left field clearing the bases. Morgan wa.
passed and when Foster shot a single
! to center. Shaw crossed the plate with
the fourth tally. placing the figures
Washington. I: Providence. g
The home team managed to react
Shaw for a tally In the other half oi
the seventh, also one more in the eighth
Manager sheehan. Of the Internationa
The Washington herald., 1916-04-17
"Smokeball" King Will Face
Boston Red Sox In Opening
Game in Hub Today.
GOSSIP OF THE NATIONALS,

Boston. Mass, April 1s.-waIter John
son has been nominated to go against
the Boston Red Sox in the opening game
Of the series which starts here tonor-
row afternoon. and the big fellow with
four days rest is In fine fettIe. II is
with all kinds of confidence that the
Griffmen tackle the worlds champions
for the good showing made in New York
has added whole lot OF pep"
While the Red Sox are without the
services OF Iris Speaker this club has
been playing fine ball all spring, and
with its wealth of hurting material will
make any team go some TO win.
II will be remembered that last season
the Nationals played eleven games in the
Hub losing every one of them 10 Carri-
gan's crowd
There will be nothing like that this
year" declared Grin, for We are going
to hand them a beating right of the real
there's nothing like getting away TO a
flying start"
From the way the Nationals have bat
ted against every pitcher who has faced
them the past few days there is reason
to believe that Grifrs club has at least
hit its proper stride. Joe Judge, the
DELINQUENT, Is coming into his own. He
grabbed OF three safe blows in Provi-
dence this afternoon
According to Manager Bill Carrigan
of the Red Sox, Ernie Shore or Babe
Ruth will be named TO oppose John
son. Shore being the probable choice
The weather forecaster has ordained
rain for tomorrow and Tuesday. but
when the local club reached Boston
about 1880 o'clock tonight Il wal
warm and balmy and the stars have
out: still. New England weather Il
hard to reckon with and rain may sp-
pear as prognosticsted.
There is a possibility that Griffitf
may play Henri Rondeau in left FIELD
tomorrow in place Of Howard Shanks
The Old Fox has not said 50. but hi
is still harboring q small crouch OF
account of Shanks' carelessness on tn,
Polo Grounds last Saturday.
Walter johnson and other member
of the Washington club believe tha
the Red Sox without Speaker in th'
lineup will be much easier TO bes'
than in former years. 1t is not 3,
much Speakers batting but his reld
ing which has caused things to breal
tough for the Nationals
Boston fans are still sore becsus,
Speaker was sold to Cleveland. anC
the attendance here during the seriel
against Connie Mack's Athletics las
week was unusually small Washing
ton, on the other hand Is always I
drawing card. especially when John
son is carded to pitch. so II IL cas-,
betting that the Griffmen will play e
capacity house tomorrow II IN
weather is fair.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-17
JOE TURNER CLASHES
WITH MARVEL TONIGHT
Wrestling Fans Are Anxiously Await
ing Bout at Lyceum-Masked Crap
piers Identity Unknown.

Everything has been definitely arrsng-
ed for the wrestling match at the
Lyceum Theater tonight between Joe
Turner, the middle-weight champion, and
the Masked Marvel. excepting of course
the Identification Of the marvel. This
will not be decided upon with accuracy
until tonight as he is scheduled to re-
move the mask following the match pro
viding OF course, that Turner succeeds in
throwing him.
Frank Gotch Is worrying along with his
farm in Iowa. while Stecker, the leg scis-
sor king. is somewhere IN the North
gathering the ksle for throwing a bunch
OF hicks, so II is not either of these who
Turner will be forced to meet and with
this thought in mind Turner is not worry
ing.
There are many persons who have ap-
peared before the local whestling fans
with Turner as their opponent and this
man is guessed at as one Of them but
which one Is hard to say. Jake Yokel
has never appeared In the Capital so that
let's him out. John KiIonis. the Greek.
has black hair while that of the marvel
is light. Sam Anderson is taller and
heavier than the masked one and he is
also eliminated.
p. r. O'Connor. the popular local re-
feree has been agreed upon by both men
TO do the officiating, the match coming
Immediately after the regular PERFORM
ance.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-17
PALAIS ROYAL LOSES
TO CARDINAL CLUB

Alexandria, Va, April 16-In an inter-
esting and heavy-batting game the Cardi-
nal A. c. team defeated the crack Palais
Royal nine, of Washington, today by the
score Of Is to G. The visitors played
well, with Evans, NJ. Moreland, and P.
Moreland carrying of the batting hon
ors.
the boxwork for the Cardinals, ana per
formed well, striking out six men. Al
baugh finished the game with four strike
outs to his credit. Merchant, on the first
sack, and Devers, on third, handled their
chances in classy way. Giovannetti
and Purdy were the stickwork kings,
each getting two hits