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Browns. . o . o 90
Runs-Bescher. Hornsby. Gonzales, Butler. Err
rors-Retzel Deal. Two-base hts-Beck
Hornsby Butler. Bescher. Sacrifice hit-Shof-
ton Double play-Pratt. Lawn and Borton.
Base balls-off Weilman. :: of Meadows.
g. Struck out-By Weilman. 3: by Meadows
l. by Sallee. L. Pitching r-rord-Or Meadows.
. hits. runs. in eight innings: on Saliee. =
hits, no runs in inning. Left on bases-Car-
dinals, 8: Browns. :. Tmpires-Messrs. Wal
lace and Enson. Attendance 900. Time of
game hours and 10 minutes.
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Meadows in Fine Fettle.

Meadows showed n good fast ball.
fine curve and had excellent control. Well
man pitched better game than the score
would indicate. dis support WAS weak
all the way. He never was in craNe
danger of being scored or until the ninth.
The doubles made :iy Beck ami Horns
by would have been CllS with DerfoCt
fielding. At that. Inc outfieldcrs coui'l
not be blamed much. ;he ground was
wet and soggy.
In the Browns half or til. ninth. after
Marsans and Pratt on base. by viz
tue of singles. Crandall oatted for Borton
and flied 10 Bescher. Walker batted for
Deal and struck out and Severod popped
to Smith for the final out.
President Johnson of the American
League witnessed the game. The score:
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Brookland to Play Clarendon.

Batteries Connell Seat and Archer;
Weaver, Gudger, Walker and Deberry.
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And there must be disappointment
elsewhere. too. What about those fans
in st. Louis who have been praising
the Browns and that wonder leader
CONTINUED on Second Pagel
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CARDINALS AGAIN
WIN OVER BROWNS
Do Timely Hitting in Final
Round and Win Game.
q to O.
Higgins Charges Show Glass, While
American Leaguers Hit and
Field Poorly.
Special Dispatch To The Star.


ST. LOUIS. April 1.-The
Cardinals again upset all the dope
today by winning the second
game OF the spring series from
the Browns. I to 0. and making
the count two to nothing. 1t was
done i'll the ninth inning, alter
two were out and with Weilman,
heretofore considered invinciblc.
working against the Cardinals.
Before the series opened the bet
ting was even that the Browns
would take each of the seven
games. and the betting on each
game had been three to one Ill
favor of the American leaguerS.
Meadows pitched beautiful
game for the Cardinals, allowing
two hits in eight innings. Beck
got three of the Cardinals hits
and staged couple OF great as
sists at third base.
Arthur Butler. who has been
retained as a pinch hitter. made
good today when he brought in
the first two runs. Two were out
when Hornsbv. recruit shortstop,
doubled and Gonzales walked.
Butler, batting for Meadows,
shot a Texas Lacquer back of sec
ond and it rolled out to center.
pursued by Marsans, Pratt and
Lavan
The ground was soggy and the pur-
suers had hard time. 1t went for
double. Hornsby and Gonzales counting.
Bescher's double counted Gonzales and
Becks single scored Bescher. Sallee
pitched the final inning and held the
Browns scoreless.
The Browns were utterly ineffective
with the bat. Marsans got real hit off
Meadows and Welman got infield tap
In the ninth inning Marsans made an in
field tap off Sallee and Pratt made a clean
drive to center
Browns Threaten, But Fade.
1t was only in the sixth inning that
the Browns appeared dangerous. We'll
man beat out bunt toward first base.
Shotton sacrificed and Ssler went out.
Hornsby to Miller. putting Weilman Oh
thrG. Meadows appeared to weaken at
this point and passed Marsans and Pratt
Borton. with the bases filed. popped out
to Rescher for the third out.
The infield of the Cardinals was air
tight. Hornsby, recruit. the star Of the
game, who is filling in while Corhau j.
suffering with sore arm, made some
great fielding plays.
The Browns defense WAS far from per
feet. Borton let iIetZeie h'Int rel away
from him untouched i'll the fifth inning.
Shotton ran into Marsans' territory after
Beck's high fly in the eighth and il weni
for a double. whereas Marsans could have
handled it with ease Lavan lost his head
in the third. when he took Meadows
bounder and held it in his hands. while
there were plays at second and third.
Meadows in Fine Fettle.
Meadows showed n good fast ball.
fine curve and had excellent control. Well
man pitched better game than the scor.
would indicate. dis support WAS weak
He
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ERRORS IN TENTH
BEAT THEL0CALS
Bentley Entitled to Shut-0ut,
But Two Boots Give
Brooklyn Victory.
JOHNSON GIVES BUT ONE
HIT IN HIS FOUR INNINGS
Game Is Listless. Timely Stick
Work Being Lacking-Griff-
men Had Chances.
BY J. ED GRILLo.

Had Jack Bentley received
perfect support in the tenth in
ming yesterday the Nationals
would have gone into the elev-
enth inning with the Dodgers
without either team getting a
run.
Bentley took Walter ohnsons
place on the mound in the fifth
inning, at which time no runs
had been scored and only one hit
recorded against Johnson.
Cheney allowed four in five in
nings. Bentley held the Dodgers
in check and should have retired
the side in the tenth had he not
been the victim of two errors.
Getz, the first man to face him in
this inning, hit sharp grounder
To Schwab. who threw poorly to
first. o. Miller came along with
double, which sent Getz to
third, and. after Dell had fouled
out, O'Mara dropped a Texas
Lacquer to short center. The run
ners did not advance on the
scratch hit. but it filled the bases.
Daubert hit a sharp grounder
to Foster. which the latter han
died clearly and threw truly to
first. but Judge muffed the ball
and the two runs came home. Fl.
Miller's short fly to left was
caught off his shoes by Rondeau
alter fast forward run. and he
relayed the ball to the plate, from
where it was thrown to third and
O'Nlara, who had run home, was
out on a double play.
Players Lack Ginger.
II was not nearly SO interesting a
game of ball as on the day before.
The Griffmen did not seem to have the
ginger which marked their playing
Friday and they went about their
work in half-listiess manner, like a
lot of players who were tired out. They
batted well did the Dodgers in the
matter of number of hits, each having
five. but they did not play dashing ball
in the field and the two boots referred
to were costly.
Cheney, who up to last year was a
member of the Chicago Cubs, pitched
effectively during the first five innings.
Then Dell took his place. and the tall
right handler held the locals to one hit
in the five innings he pitched.
Walter Johnson appeared to he in
good form He relied mostly on his
speed, but once or twice broke a curve
over Bentley. too, was effective, but
there was not enough hitting behind
him TO give him much of chance,
though he had no right to lose the
game when he did.
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Injury Is Not Serious.

"Willard will be as good as ever
within a couple of weeks" said Jones'
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NOTICE OF SALE.

Notice Is hereby given that on May 9th,
1915, Mt or about $50 o'clock p. NJ, the un-
dersigned will OFFER for sale at public auc.
ton at the front door Of the County Court
House Of Harrison County, West Virginia,
thirty 1907 bonds OF Thompson Connells-
Vile Coke Company Of tie face value of
One Thousand Dollars. ($1,0O0.00), each,
part thereof to satisfy debt OF $20OO0OO
with Its accrued interest. This sale will
be made In execution Of the power of sale
contained in n Gollatera1 note dated Aug
ust 3Oth, 1918. due four months after date,
made by 1. w. Semans, ]. v. Thompson
and j. NJ Hustead to the order Of Union
National Bunk, Clarksburg, West Virginia,
which note was assigned by said bank to
the undersigned, who is tfle present holder
and owner thereof. The proceeds Of sale
will be applied az In saId note provided.
TERMS OF SALE: CASH IN HAND ON
THE DAY OF SALE.
JAMES B. suPLER.
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ANSuAL MEEr1Nd.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF MoNoNGAIIELA VALLEY TRACTION
COMPANY will be held at the office Of
said Company, Room No. 305 Watson
building, In the City of Fairmont, West
Virginia, on Monday the Sth day Of May,
1916, at II o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose
of receiving statement of the affairs of
said Company, for the election of Board
Of Directors to serve for the ensuing
year and for the transaction of any other
business coming before SAID Annual Stock
holders Meeting.
Secretary Monongaheia Valley Traction
Company.
April 9th. 1915
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IN lie. Mnrcellus McClung, surviving
partner and Marcellus McClung us an In.
dlvidual, Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy.
Pursuant to authority vested in the I'M j..
dersigned trustees by nm order entered by
the aforesaid Court, In tire above cause on
the 9TH dny OF April, 1915. the undersigned
SATURDAY. MAY eoTH, 1916,
at o'clock. p. NJ, at the front door Of the
Court House Of Harrison County, West
virginia, offer for sale to the highest and
best bidder. the following described real
estate:
1. That certnin lot, or parcel of land.
In Northview. Harrison County, W. Va,
being part Of lot No. IS OF Pritchard
orchard Lots, plan OF which IL OF record
N tue 0iice Of the Clerk of the County
court 10 OF Harrison County, In Deed Book
has frontage OF 55,s feet on East and
West street and extends back In equal
width 115h feet. and is the same lot that
was conveyed to Marcellus Mcclnng by
Myra Hall aud A. y. Hall, her husband, BY
deed dated August 10th, 1905, and of record
IN the aforesaid ONCE In Deed Book No.
1B1, page 1853.
2. That certain lot or parcel of land in
Northyiew, Harrison County, West vIr.
gihla, bounded and described us follows
beginnins ut stake, corner to Seventh
and East and West streets, thence westerly
with last mentioned street 40 feet to stake
thence with line Of other lands Of said
M.SiuHR sOutnerly OF rect to corner of LOT
OF Fred Burton, thence with his line east.
erly I'D feet to Seventh street, thence with
latter northerly % feet to the beginning.
being n part OF the lot that was conveyed
to Marcellus McClung by Myra Hall and
A. b. Hall. her husband, by deed dated
June 9TH. 1910. and Of record In the afore-
said office In Deed Book No. 1856, page i(y7.
d. That certain farm, tract or parcel OF
land In Preston County, West Virginia,
containing twenty-n nine (20) acres. being
che same tract or parcel OF land that was
conveyed to Marcellus McClung by Fred :
erick Burton and wife, by deed dated the
10th day Of February, 1913, and of record
In the office of the Clerk OF the County
Court OF Preston County, in Deed Hook
No. 135, page Il5.
All the coal, oil. gas. Iron ore, IRE CLAW
and other minerals underlying said farm or
tract Of land are reserved, together with
all mining rights, all of which are fully
set forth In the deed from Burton to Nc
Chung. ''>s
TERMS OF SALE: third Of the
purchase price thereof, or as much more
rs the purchaser may elect to pay, cash in
hand on day OF sale. and the residue In two
equal payments, due and payable in three
and SIX months from date Of sale, with In
terest from date with good personal Sc
curity. and a vendors lien retained to
further secure the payment of the unpaid
purchase money.
CORNELIUS C. DAVIS,
CHARLES c. SCOTT,
]. l.. HORNOR,
Trustees.
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: PUBLIC SALE OF FINE HOTEL

Forced by Ill health to retire from bust.
ness the owner OF the Hendricks Hotel,
situate on the corner OF Laing Avenue
and Elm stBet. Cumberland, Md. has
directed me to sell the property together
with the furniture and bar stock Mt pub
lie auction,
Friday, April 2s, ut 10 o'clock A. NJ.
In front Of the premises. The hotel con.
tains some sixty rooms including well
equipped bar. The rooms are well fur
nished, property in good condition and has
i've bath rooms, steam heat, electric lights
and gas, and both hotel and bar nre doing
a thriving business. The lot has 'front.'
feet. The hotel. furniture and stock will
be sold ms n whole. Both have always done
a good business. the bar being one OF the
best In the city. The property must be
Further information supplied By Charles
G. Wilson, Auctioneer, Box 1884, Cumber-
land Nd.
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FOR SALE-If you wish to pur-
chase a good seven room
residence, three minutes
walk from courthouse. See
Chas. L. Hickman, No. Ia,
Irwin BIdq.
FOB SALE-Farnas;

FOR SALE-150 acre farm, 3 1-2
miles from Elizabeth, Writ coun.
ty. Seventy acres cleared, fifty
acres In blue, grass sod, ten acres
bottom meadow; MI good soil and
plenty Of water by running streams
and three, drilled water wei IS. New
three-room house, barn 22x4O
feet, cut stone cellar 12x14 feet.
Farm Is enclosed with wooden-wire
fence and good cross fences. 400
apple, 200 peach, 90 cherry, 12
pear and 10 plum trees; oil and
gas with part of the farm. Thu
price Is $4,000. Will sell on terms
or tradc for good renting property
in Clarksburg. For further infor-
nation see Howard Post at Post
q Laws office, Real Estate Brokers
and General Insurance Agents.
Rooms 5O5-506 Goff Building.
Both phones.
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YOUR EASTER
observance would be more
complete if you would own
your own home.
FARM

1t is not too late to get on
a farm this spring if you act
at once. We have 10 acres
just outside of the city limits,
splendid state of cultivation,
two small houses and good
outbuildings. We will trade
for city property. Price
reasonable.
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WANTED AT 0NCE-CoIIec-
tor. Apply at Peoples Store
408 West Pike St.
WANTED-Buss boy, coIored,
to carry dishes and help I'M
dining room. Apply at Head
waiter, Waldo hotel.
WANTED AT OMEGA man to
wash dishes. Apply at Wal
do Kitchen.

to tnke active part in
opening branch tsores, capable of assum-
ing management in Pa, o., w. Va. and
Md. Grand opportunity for progressive
men. No capital required, but must have
good references. Steady position with
Great Atlantic Pacific Tea Co., 400 First
Avenue, Pittshurg Pa
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STEALEY HEIGHTs

Orchard street, a five
room Bungalow, bath and
basement at u price far be-
low your expectation. Terms
right. If you want a good
little home at the right price
here it is.
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FOR TRADE
TO TRADE-Good go acre
farm in this state for a house
and lot in Clarksburg. See
Glenn B. Waters, 306 Prun-
ty Building.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NU-BONE CoRsETs
a trained corsetiere fits your made-to-
measure Nu-Bone. No extra cost. Prop
er support guaranteed; yields to every
movement, permits perfect grace and
freedom Of the body. See Mrs. Myrtle
Cooley, bridgeport, W. Va. Opp. Central
Hotel.
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WAMTEp T0 BUY

WE WILL BUY Burlap bags. Count and
see how many feed baSs you have, and
bring or phone us ana we will call,
Anchor Mills, J. u. smith. owner, sue.
cessor TO LLOYD Steel 4 Bro, TO West
PKG street. Bell phone 1o0?-J. Home
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Same advertisement i've sue.

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Ths Telegram win not be Respsn-
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insertion Of any sdysrtisamant
ordered fog moro than one time.
classified ads. may BIO tele-
phoped and will be charged and
btn sent the following day II
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phone directory; otherwise.
strictly cash With order.
This page d closed promptly
ct II o'clock o. m. Your copy
must be In before that hour to
insure insertions.
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HOUSE bOk SALN-A ,nodern nve-room
cottage with bath and porchss, slate,
roof. situate on corner, lot to Hickman
and Elliott gtreets, THREE minutes walk
from the court house. Desirable property
with view ana excGllent surrou ndlngs.
Call o. c. Lrwis, 412-413 Union Bank
Bldg. Both phones.
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work by young lady,
twenty-five years old, who 10 good
Typewriter operator. Address III. NJ"
care Telegram ONCE.
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FOR RENT@May 1st. one nine room house
No. Peck Court, Locust street, electric
lights, $1,000. seven room, attractive
houses with fine cellars, on Philippl
street, will be vacant May LIST, nil In fine
repair. $500, yearly lease. Call IIar-
Ney E. Smith.
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LOST

VIII sT--Friday, April 81, leather indexed
price list, on Fair Ground street car,
between II and IL o'clock. Finder will
please return to Telegram office.
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Spain is credited with supplying
more than three-quarters of tho
worlds olive oil.

The Baltic seas wreck record is
one day-greater than that OF any
other part Of the world.
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as Stationary Engl.
neer: eight years experience. Can furnish
good reference. Gail Bell phone l258.J
Consolidated 33!).L-o
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1000 CHICKS FOR sALE-2OO First Mon
day in May and 1000 Second Monday In
May. day-old chicks at Toe each. Single
Comb White Leghorns. Clarksburg Poul-
try Farms Company, 1924 Con- Building,
Bell phone 1908. ~
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FOR sALE-A pen of thoroughbred Ply
mouth Rocks, Flshel strain, one cock
and seven hens. Eggs at their best for
matching. Ill Lee street, Bell phone 457.
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AGENTS WANTED

WANTED-Good live agents
to represent US in every
town and village in West
Virginia, where we do not
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 small
agencies in the rural Sec
tions of the state. Give US a
trial. Empire Laundry Co.,
Clarksburg, w. Va.
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PAR GEL DELIVERY

delivered by my quick Auto delivery, care.
full, personal attention to all orders. John
G. Francois, Bell phone 363-R.
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TEAM OF MULES FOR sALE-e ana 10
years old. a fine dray team and well
broken. Inquire of c. D. Munson, Buck
harmon, W. Va.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs

FOR SALE-rwelve lots in Reynolds and
Several houses and also vacant lots in
Clarksburg and suburbs ut reduced
prices. ]. o. T. Tidler, 214 Court street,
city.
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FOR SALE-select II. c. Rhode Island
per settings Is eggs. Also. one fine large
cock for sale. J. q. r. Tidler, 214 Court
street, and 4o5 Hornor avenue, Cons.
phones. city.
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FOR RENT-House, seven rooms md bath,
632. Seventh street, Colonial Heights, key
at 357 Lee Street.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

EXPERT BOOKKEEPER and
accountant wants position;
young man of ten years. ex.
perience; highest references.
Address P. 0. Box SO, City.
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FOR RENT--Six rooms and bath, $50 ".
Pike street, $500 per month In advance.
Water rent paid. Receptly repainted.
CALI at $50 West Pike street, Bell phone
361-W.'
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rRusrEE's SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE.
In the District Court Of the United states
for the Northern District of
West Virginia.

In Re. Mnrcelns Mcclung, surviving
partner and Marcellus McClung us an in.
disidual. Bankrupt. In bankruptcy.
Pursuant to authority vested In the I'M
dersigned trustees by nm order entered BY
the aforesaid Court. In tire above cause on
the 9th day OF April, 1915. the undersigned
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FOR sALE-oliver Typewriter in good
condition: very reasonable price. +. A.
Odds. III Chapel street, city. Bell phone
1126-J.
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Fur lighthouses

nished for light housekeeping: reason
abba rent. Central location. Apply to
housekeeper, Tower Apartments, 212
Hewes street, adjoining Towers school.
Bell phone 787-R.
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keeping. to parties without children, 113
Marshall street, Broad Oaks or call Bell
phone SS0-J; rent reasonable, hot and
cold water, fifteen minutes walk from
the courthouse.
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WANTED-Box mailer. Apply at
Clarksburg Glass Co., Adamston,
w. Va.
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TypEwR1TERs

FOR SALE-Gray horse, IL years old,
weight 400 lbs. good work horse. Apply
to Geo. W. Grose, Grasselli addition,
Route ., City.
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FOR RENT-one large furnished room
with private bath, and all conveniences.
Call at GIL Locust street.
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DANIELS WHITE ROCKs-Watch them
ut Mountain Grove, No.; leading them
all. Ideal Poultry Yards, Hoquaim,
Wash. "Circnlar.n
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Real Estate
BEEcHwooD
$50, $50 AND 500

Terms. $500 cash. $2.OO monthly,
no taxes. no interest.
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WANTED-Lady to join me In light neat
business. For particulars address
5000 care Telegram office.
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FOR RENT-Furnlshed Rooms

FOR RENT-Twu furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; every convenience;
must be seen to be appreciated. Apply
NJ ~ North Fourth street.
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newly decorated rooms for light house,
Keeping, sink In kitchen, private en-
trance, porch aud toilet; use Of bath
and phone. Apply at 81 Clay street,
Bell phone 14SS.R.