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ARMY OFFICER sr1Rs COMMONS.
Jumps From GRIIrr.. Pl~adtag
save soldiers Heads"

LONDON. March .e.--rhc House o.
Commons was thrown INTO confusion this
afternoon when an army office IN tn.
strangers gallery lea 1ed over th~ ru'l-
ing int" tho gallery for DISTINGUISHED
strangers and then climbed over the bal
'ony railing and hung IN the air over
tho floor Of the house for Il moment.
As 10 released his hold he shouted
Il ask YOU TO protect tnc heads OF
British soldiers from shrapuel hrc."
He lauded on the tloor OF the house
w.ihou, .rjury. When he was picked
NJ he Was taking .uconcr,ut,y. lie
Mas led quietly from the chsHncr.
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FOR 0 M IN CANNERIES.
Biil Would Permit Them 10 Work
Limited Number Of Days.

ALBANY, March 20 Senator George T..
Ar%Eetsinger. chairman Of the COM
mitiee oil Labor, to-day submitted "A re-
port TO the enatS on the work lone
by that commission, The report states
that 'suEgestions for certain legisla-
ton had been received from every con-
sistent source" The committee pre-.
scented two bills To the Legislature.
In one authority IL given the com
mission TO permit women 10 work In the
%canneries for n limited number ~ days
for not more han twelve our IN any
one day or not earlier han q o'clock
or later than midnight. This is one al
the drastic amendments 10 the labor hw
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20 KILLED BY TEUTONS
IN SAL0NICA AIR RAID
More Than 30 Injured b,
Bomb>--TwO Of Seven At
ta,ker> Destroyed.

fAEfs, March .a-Thc aerial rIid on
Salonica on Monday resulted in the
deaths OF twenty persons, according to
All official statement issued here to-day.
Two German acroplanes were brought
dow during the night
The official statement says
~ squadron Of seven German aero
planes attempted to make Il rad ON Sa-
lonica on Monday. Their purpose wa
to reach the warships anchored In the
harhor, hut they We're obliged 10 give
this up by the fire ~ the Fr. uch artillery
Two Of tn" German a"ropltncS were dc.
stroy,d by French a~viators.
"Bombs hurried by tho German avin-
tors caused tho death OF twenty persons
II Injuries Ia thirty or forty more"
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THE MINNEAPOLIS AFLOAT.
Torpedoed Liner May lie saved
Eighteen Of Crew Missing.

LONDON, March 9Th. former NJ
lantic Transport liner Minneapolis. which
was torpedoed without warning In the
Mediterranean on Wednesday OF last
week, is stu ahoat, according 10 a news
gen despatch from Malta. which says
that efforts are be Ing made TO tow the
vessel 10 port,
Eighteen men OF The crew Of the Min,
neapolis are missing. About 200 were
landed at Malta,
The captain II the British II, amshiI
Lavinia Wcstoll reports that his Vesse
struck a mine n was sunk Yesterday
afternoon, The crew was saved,
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German Astronomer Forced O.t.

LONDON, March :o--At the request az
Thomas MrKinnon Wood. Secretary for
Scotland. Prof, Ludwig Becker. "a Ger
man. has resigned the chair OF astron-
omv In the University Of Glasgow, which
carried with II the position Of chief Of
one Of tho most important observatory
stations In Scotland. Irof, BECKER left
Glasgow.
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CAPTAINS STORY OF SUSSEX
IS CALLED TO WASHINGTON
Commander Declares He Distinctly Saw Wake of Tor.
pedo and Maneuvred His Vessel in Futile
Attempt to Avert Danger.

10 IL and the passengers once more
boarded her.
on their arrival at Boulogne al am
bulance automobile transported Miss
Baldwin TO Wimereux. The doctors do
not believe that trepsnning Is necessary.
The Boulognc correspondent Of the
Temps says that In the fore part Of the
Sussex, where the third class quarters
are situated. the bodies oil many women
and children were lying as a shapeless
mass. Here and there were scattered
handbags. bundles. clothes and childrcn's
TOYS.
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"A. GIBSON TAKEN FROM SHIP.
Herman Travelling ns Rrit"n ON
way 80 New FORK >risrd.

SAS JuAS. Porto RICO. March GA
German phsscug'r GA tIc brazilian
steamer Flo laueirO, travelling with
British pane rs "A. ,isbsur." who en-
barked AT rarH. was taken Friday nigAt
from the steamer by the fg'uch cruiScr
~I,escartes, according Ia e. statement
cive,. ou, to-day by ~" Brazilian con-
sui. The ve>sc, j. due "a Sew York
tomorrow.
4 French boarding Office" demanded
the papers Gibson had VITA linn. but
the latter refused - produce them. His
arrest followed. TIE prisoner protested,
asserting he was TOO old for military
| service The French officer replied. I'VE
want you ANYHOW" and took him a.onG
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BRITAIN SOON TO ANSWER U. S
UphOlds blockade. hut with Mod.
6catioua Suggested ny France.

LONDON, March .e--Thc British re-
ply to the American note Of protest On
British trade restrictions IL almost icady
to be despatched to Washington.
The note was submitted to tho French
Government and changed in accordance
with the French views. and the British
draft Wa then again presented TO the
French Cabinet. Other changes were re-
quested.
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Asauith 20 Visit Rome In April.
Sn1,ioI CabI. Dsspdfrh m ruu Srs

ROME. March DENOMINATION Was
given to-day Of reports that Premier As
Quith ami Lloyd George. the british NH
nitions Minister. are to visit Rome. The
date has not yet been fixed, hut they will
probably come here about the middle OF
April. No decision has vet been RI ached
regarding the plan to hold an allied con-
ference In Rome.
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EARTHQUAKE SHAKES PANAMA.
Other Tremors Follow. ~ NJ
In ~ R~suits.

SUS''GT 'NUtT TNSpUTTW T' I'M ~
pASAMA, Nsrcn 2a.-An earthquake
which centred IN All area OF sixty miles
shook the Is,hmus AZ ) o'clock this
morning. II was one Of several Quake
since May, 1914. No damage Ii re-
ported.
The shock was one 81 u series felt
throughout the day. Another tremor
WAS recorded Monday. bu, n was scarcely
felt.
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no
RUm" says Trutons Have TIA Fly
EnouIh tO Hold SnIonica Front.
Specidi Gable besporcn 10 TIL

RoNr, March 29.-Rsports OF an i'm
pending Austro,;ernian attack on Sa-
lon!ca are unfounded. sine. only 5000
Germans and less than $1,000 Austrians
and Bulgars are now in Macedonia.
These forces are barely sufficient to
hold the lines. Field Marshal Won
Mackersen has been relieved Of the chief
command ~ th. armies in Macedonia
will only resume II IN case Rumania
should intervene. Meanwhile he has
been entrusted with tn. so-callcd rcor-
ganization OF the Turkish army.
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RUSSIAN WAR MINISTER OUT.
Gen. POItNRnOn's Resignation Ot
POsitiOn L. Accepted,
'idl Gable Despdfch 10 TnY SuS.

LONDON, March .9.--Gen. Alcxci Poll
vanoff. the Russian Minister Of War, has
been relieved from his position at his
W request. lie succeeded Gen, SIOUX
hemlinofr last June.
Gen. chouyaien, director OF IN" Com
m~issariat department of the Ministry of
War. has been appointed Minister OF
War,
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Praises ShIp's Grow.

Prof. Baldwin praised the conduct of
Capt. Mouffet and the sailors and pas
sengers for their GOODNESS. but said that
life belts were not sufficiently numerous
and we're not issued to the passengers,
nor could these belts be found.
The United states consular agent At
Boulognc telegraphs that Miss Baldwin
remains unconscious almost all the time.
but the doctors nave hope Of saving her.
She received "A severe shock. Thu report
that shc lost ono of her eyes Il not
true.
Prof. Baldwin says hat after the ex-
plosion on the sussex he placed his wife
In "A small boat and then searched for
his daughter. lie was unable to find
her. lie examined the dead and
wounded. but his daughter was not
among them.
lie returned to hts ui'.'s boat. which
~ = IN 30 defective q state that the pas
s-ng":s were compelled to leave 1t an
GO 10 another boat. Prof. Baldwin
found his daughter unconscious In this
boat The boat drifted about for three
hours near the Sussex and then returned
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LONDON. March 2o.-The Dutch steam
snip Duivsland OF 1897 tons gross has
hen sunk The entire crew Was saved.
She MAS owned IN rotterdam.
The Russian ship Ottoman has been
sunk nv u submarine, Ten OF the crew
were picked UP.
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The LavInia Westoll, a vessel Of 3,l3l
tons, was last reported on March .. when
hhe sailed from Savona, Italy. for Al
neria, Spain.
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CREW ENDANGERED.
American sailor Makes Affidavit
ON Eagle Point sinking.

QUEENSTOWN. March 29.--The Ameri-
can Consul here to-day took the testi-
mony of Joseph Gleason. an American
member OF tho crew Of the British
steamship Eagle Point. whish was sunk
on Monday. Gleason asserted that his
life was endangered.
Gleason said that with twenty -one
others of the crew he was set adrift In
q waterlogged lifeboat. in which he
drifted for seven hours. the heavy sea
threateninG at any minute to swamp the
leaky craft.
WAsufNGToS. March .'.-Accoruine
10 cable messages from the American
Consul at Queenstown received by the
state Department, the British steamship
Eagle Point was torpedoed without
warning.
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PARIS, March 29.--The American En-
bassy has received and has cabled to
Washington the sworn deposition of
Capt. Mouffet OF the Sussex that he saw
a torpedo approaching his vessel and
tried to avoid It.
The Mdtin prints an interview with
Capt. Mourct in which he says:
II was not in my cabin when the
explosion occurred. but on the bridge.
The report TO the contrary Is due TO
the fact that my second officer. formerly
captain VI the Auvergnc. wears "a cap
with three stripes like mine. lie was
severely wounded and was forced to lie
down.
II distinctly saw Il torpedo coming
toward US. II was about 200 meters OF.
I gave tho command to starboard the
helm. then to stop tho %starboard en-
ginc. which prevented the
torpedo from hitting the Sussex amid
ships.
Nobody saw the submarine nor the
vessel reported as masking IL There
certainly was "a submarine. but the re-
poat Va ~ i"eN'hs N''S' ""' Wv ~
Imagination.
warned the Passengers.
II regret tina those aboard did moi
listen 10 me. I vas sure Of my vessels
| solidity and was sure the watertight
b%ulkheads would hold. II all remained
aboard. as ! urged, the only ones lost
would have been those killed by the ex-
plosion and no one could havc been
drowned. But panic Is stronger h "A
reason n our authority is powerless
against IT,"
Prof. J. Mark Baldwin In an interview
In Erccisior emphasizes a certain lapse
OF time between the shock n the ex-
plosion. perhaps tftv seconds, rs con-
firmins the torpedo theory. as a mine
would have exploded Immediately.
The interviewer asked Prof. Baldwin's
opinion cas- "a philosopher and an Ameri.
can"
When one IL anxious about ones own
people," Prof. Baldwin said, " II rhiloso-
pher becomes "a simple poor man. As
an American ! can tell you hat I would
consider II IA shame for my country II
II does not do its duty and all its duty
after such n crime. Washington's posi-
ton is legally very strong. Germany's
latest notes promised that unarned ships
would not be torpedoed. The Sussex GER
tainly was not armed"
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-10-22
FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK, Oct 21.-Enormous
trading In United States Steel was
again the foremost feature or the
week end session. that stock on its
further advance OF point to 1905
coming with one-fourth OF n point OF
its record achieved the latter part
OF September, Dealings in steel
amounted to about $50 900 shares out
OF a total of 775,OOO shares.
Other striking features were the
new record made by general motors,
which rose thirty-slx points TO S25,
and the new maxlmums scored by su-
gar shares Cuba cane rising a fraction
TO 697s: American beet u to 10 II
and Cubn-American So to % n
with twelve point advance for
South Porto Rico to 220, that quota
ton being far below It's high level
Central leather also broke in the
ground, advancing seven points 10
eighty-nine. and Utah Copper, on It's
gain OF 337s duplicated it's record
with substantial Improvement in 9th
er metals.
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DUN'S REVIEW.
tnrro,Al 10 1nr rslsan.a,

NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-Dun's Re
view in It's issue today has this to
say regarding trade conditions:
Maintenance OF consumptive de-
mands in unparalleled volume with
costs rising rapidly continue one OF
the most remarkable features OF the
times. Each week prices already at
an extreme position, go stlll higher
and the advances embrace wide
range OF commodities; yet current
and forward purchasing is undated
and competitive bidding again accen-
tuates the strength OF many markets.
1t remains the exception where the
seller seeks the buyer, and some
manufacturers have withdrawn quo
tations entirely as means OF check
ing the influx OF orders which can
not be filled for months to come, or
which they are not inclined to ac-
cept lest the prices change to their
advantage.
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All available equipment Is utilized
to cope with the pressing require
ments. but at time when produc-
ing and distributing forces should
be running most smoothly there Il
constant complaint OF tho scarcity OF
raw materials and OF labor, and Of
car shortages that aEgrayate the
problem OF making deliveries as
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-10-22
stealey Heights.
Price $500

Terms, 500 down, balance
at rate Of $50 per month.
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Same advertisement ave sue
eeSDive days, 80 cents, Saue
advertisement seven successive
days, 80 cents; no classified ad-
vertlSements taken for less than
e5 cents. Classified sdvertise-
ment DISPLAY charged By
tach.
Deaths and Funeral Estisss
LsdEss aud CIubs, CArds 81 ThankA,
In hemsrt1m, Church NstiSsh y
NOTICE
va orChsAry words make enc Lac,
every initial and Whsls nHnbGF
counted oHS Nord.
AdVaFtleAJs may have their replies
addressed ~ 9 letter and number
Scare The Telegram"
The Telegram Will not DO respsn-
atblO for mere than enc ineorroot
Insertion 81 any &dVsEIiBemsa4
srdersd fer mere than one time.
classified ads. may be tsle-
phoned and viii be charged and
bill sent tho following day II
your nnme appears In the tele-
phone directory; otherwise,
strictly cash with order.
This page Is closed promptly
at 0 O'Clock p, m Your ooTT
must be In before that hour 70
insure insertions.
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THE MARKETS
GRAIN.


CHICAGO. Oct. 21.-Although at
times unsettled today, wheat prices
finished strong at the highest clos
ing figures this season. A sharp adj
vance in quotations at Buenos Ayres
caused anxiety among shorts here
and it was evident that foreigners
were picking up wheat on all set
backs. Gains amounted to one to
one and three-fourths net with De
cember closing at 10 " to 1T0% and
May at 1903 to 1707s.
Corn showed a rise of three-eighths
to two and three-eighth.
Oats were of 81 a u to r..
The outcome for provisions was
unchanged at fifty higher.
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HEARSE BOUGHT BY PUBLIC
SUBSCRIPTION is STOLEN

NEW LONDON. Conn. Oct. 2l.-
Reward is offered for tho recovery Of
n hearse which is mysteriously miss
Ing from the town of Waterford. and
for the arrest and conviction OF the
persons connected with it's disappear
ancc The hearse. the only ono In
the town, was purchased n few years
ago for $500. raised by public sub
scrlption.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-10-22

FOR REST-TO gentleman, one nicely fur
nished, large front room, III private fam
ily, in best residence section, use Of bath
aud both telephones, six minutes walk
from court house. Cnit Bell phone GSIR.
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HELP WANTED

u. $. Government Clerk ex
animation coming. 5000 MONTH Many
vacancies. Write for list position oh
tainable. Franklin Institute, Dept. 483-T,
Rochester, n. Y.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-10-22
USE OF RUBBER

AS this is the time OF the year for
connecting up gas stoves, wish to
notify all persons that there is city
ordinance prohibiting the use of rub
Der hose, and that said ordinance
will be rigidly enforced. Connections
must be made with pipe, Rubber
hose Is a menace not only to your
own property, but to that of your
neighbors.
s. h. HUFFMAN. Fire Chief.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-10-22

FOR SALE-one four-room house and
vacant lot adjoining, near Adamston
Glass Factory: just on of Chestnut
street. Apply to u. r. Kidd, Care Wal
lace Bank, Wallace, W, Va.
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AGENTS WANTED

WANTED-Good live agents
to represent US in every
town anG village in Yves
Virginia, where we do no
now have an agency. Write
for rates, etc. We have the
largest and best-equipped
laundry in the state. Our
parcel post department is
very popular and conven-
lent to families and sinai,
agencies In the rural sec
tons of the state. Give uk a
trial. Empire Laundry Co.,
Clarksburg, w. Va.
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LOST

LOST-Friday afternoon, on pike street,
Co, and Union Dentists office. a 5000
bill. Reward II returned to A. +. Roda-
HEAVIER, at clarksburg Furniture & Sales
Co.
night, at Adamston
street chr stop above Il. & o. trestle, n
diamond ring. Finder please call bell
phone BT9-J Reward for return
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-10-22

BALTIMORE. MD, Oct. 21.-
Calves-The better grades Of veal
calves are in good demand and tone
OF market strong. We quote: Calves,
veal. per pound - hc@ lac; do. light
ordinary. do, 11c@111sc do. heavy,
smooth, fat, per head, $1s4$24; do,
heavy. rough, do, $140S1ssdo, small,
thin do, SS9$10.
Lambs and sheep-Steady inquiry
for fat lambs and choice sheep. We
quote: Sheep. No. 1. per pound, seq
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CITY TAXES

The city treasurer's books will be
ready for collection Of city taxes
Wednesday, October rs, at the tro-s-
urer's Office in the Colonial building
on West Main street. a discount OF
2ii per cent will be given all who
pay their taxes before December 1.
1916.
L. HARPER ROGERS,
Collector and Treasurer City Of
Clarksburg.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-10-22
NOTICE:

The Clarksburg Branch Of the West
Virginia Association opposed to Wom-
an Suffrage, have taken room 400 Con
building, where a representative will
be daily from to s p. M, to enroll
members. distribute literature, and
give any needed information.-Adye
tisement.
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FOR SALE FARMS

FOR SALE Farm. 100 McTGs, new la
room house, basement, lsee water and
gas, barns. cattle scales. large bottom
about one mile from Norwood. For rent,
ive room apartment, modern In every
particular also nine room house, two
minutes walk from courthouse Apply TO
II j. White i CO., McCarty Bldg" Bell
phone los. Res. 1866 l., Home phone 1873.
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OIL

OIL CITY. Pa, Oct. 21.-Credit
balances $3.50; runs 40,S02; aver
age 1851; shipments 2S,1S2; aver
age 52,746.
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WANTED TO RENT

REFINED couple and child Of 1--WE, desire
two or three connecting, light house.
Keeping rooms. in modern Hat steam
heated batll, close TO business center.
Must lie private. Address. stating all
particulars, or call In person immediate.
~. Mrs. Dora Fry. Gore Hotel.
WANTED TO RENT-A six or seven room
modern house, centrally located, to take
possession us soon as possible Call
Bell phone S3T-J.
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We will offer a new four
room cottage in Stonewall
Park on lot 5Ox2O0 feet. The
price is right. You can make
your own terms.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-10-22
WANTED TO BORROW MONEY

WANTED TO BORROW $1,000 for four
months Will pay 10 per ceut interest,
or Will accept partners with $1,000 TO
take half interest In Real Estate bust
ness. Address &C. S." care Telegram
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FOR sA14E-Lots

-------~~---~-~---S>NS~S->
FOR SAI.E-Lot on Seventh street, Colonial
Heights, near Washington Irving high
school, must have the money, VIII sacri-
nee II sold at once. Apply at i7S Lee
street.
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Vacant Lots

In all parts of the city,
Prices are right and we can
always arrange terms,
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ROOF REP AIRING

- 7--@-->~~~~--->-->~-~ss-N~
ROOF Repairing OF all kinds, valleys and
CUTTERS painted and repaired, cave
troughs and tin work n specially; low
prices, all work guaranteed. Drop a pos
tai and ] will call. Theo. boone, Gem
ernl Delivery, City.
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MANTED-SaIesmen-

wANTED--Experienc statesmen in the
advertising business. Best and most
complete line OF advertising signs, cal
endars and novelties on the market. Can
begin Immediately or will close territory
for 1917. Experience and references re-
uuired. Liberal commissions. Splendid
money for hustlers. Write or partlcu-
lars today. THE SCIoTo SIGN COM
PANY, KENTON, OHIO.
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FOR Miscellaneous

rN~~---N-~-~---~---@~--@ -----e-~~-~-~--$---@-
ron RENT-Scws Stand. November 1.
suitable for office or barber shop. Ap.
ply nt 40l North Flfth street. Glen Elk
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

=. = - >~-N~~>--N-"~-~N~-N-~4
WANTED-A position by young married
woman, in dry goods or department
store preferred, experienced. Address
III" care Telegram Office.
WASTED--A position IN store, by middle
aged man Of experience A. s. McClue
corner Werniger and Seventh Streets,
Glen TIk
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-10-22

TOLEDO, o., Oct. 21.-Wheat,
cash 172A; December 1888; May
178.
Glover seed, prime cash 1850; De
cember 1920; February 1898;
March 1920.
Alsike. prime cash 1920; December
1920; March 1860.
Timothy. prime cash 240; Deem
Der 245; March 252 Y.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-10-22
DRESSMAKING

DRESSAIAKING-And fine tailoring a spe-
cialty. All work guaranteed. Hattie l..
Greene, Huffman Hall Bldg, Court street,
BELL phone 1881
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FOR SALE-H0USES

DESIRABLE six and eight room res
licences for sale and rent. See c..
l.. Hickman, Room IA, Irwin
Bldg.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-10-22

AGENTS Get particulars OF one Of the
best paying propositions ever put on the
market Something ito one else sells
make $1,000 yearly. Address T.. ~. Con
way, sales Mgr, 80 Third street Gin
ciunAti, o.
coLORED AGENT WANTED Marvellous
new sickness. accident, DEATH Insurance.
ltoN S3l, Chicago, III.
AGENTS. CANNASSERS- Sell trees, shrub
berry, Experience unnecessary. Attrnc-
tive Inducements. Home territory. High
est commissions payable weekly. No
Investment We deliver and collect.
Perry Nursery Co., Rochester, n. y rs
tnblished u years.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-10-22

Wheat, No. 2 red, 1871 @17O; No.
3 red, 1917; No. 2 hard 17lB q
1853; No. hard. nominal.
Corn, No. 2 yellow 5000; No. 4
yellow, nominal; No. 4 white, NOM
Oats, No. 3 white 4S@49; standard
40 n @49% ~
1425.