davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-11-05

FOR RENT-House OF six rooms and bath.
cellar and garden. new house, ten minutes
John 7. Grimm. $50 West Pike ST., Bell
phone 51l-W.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-11-05

FOR sAF,E-SmaIi stock Of merchandise in
central part OF the city also Ford Kun,
about, used only u few months. Gail
Eel phone lSS-R.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-11-05

FOR RENT or SALE Hero IS n bargain
In JroOm house and large lot. on VIII
nonburg car line. stop %: rent s. in nd
vance Sale price $500. Ida Il. FlunlEan.
stop 3, WilsOnburg car line. Home phone
1851.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-11-05

FOR RENT-A three room and bath. and
4 fivO room and bath. close IN: modern
{ h0usea. $500 and &2fL00 per month each
q adVance. q. 2. Alodiiu.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-11-05

FOR RENT-one -dX-rOom house. elc'tric
lights. well papered. No. :. Peck Court
m Of Locust street $500 per month
Call Harvey F. Smith. Bell phone.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-11-05

POR RENT-Six room house at Norwood
central location. reasonable. 4. NJ. 7.
Cunningham, 333 Mechanic street, Bell
phone 5OS-.J
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-11-05

FOR RENT-Five room Dat. In new brick
building. with electricity, gas and water:
also one seven room house with bath:
both on Milford street Apply 70 i. I.
Day, jOS North Avenue, Stealey Heights,
Home phone 81
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-11-05

FOE SNI.l.-Two year old jersey heif"rs.
10 f-eShcn Ia December. Cheap II sofa
NJ once. l.. H. Garrett. Palace Furniture
! Piano Co.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-11-05

FOR Typewriter. Olive, visible, in
mrs; class condition. VIII sell ~ p'r-
gain. Apply AZ 6Tl West Pike 81.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-11-05
WANTED-Feu1aIe Help

WASTED-GirI ros General Homework.
AppIy a: once 30 Mrs. +. Ray burnside
100 Grove avenue. Highland Park.
wASTED-whitO os eOIored woman about
a. y.srs old 10 do general homework, In
small family Good wages. References
required Apply at so South seventh
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-11-05

yro,Irv wASTED-Fun time SIS, spare
,t,"c ~, mn hour selling guaranteed
Wear Proof Hosiery 10 wearer; EN-
,.,.-ic,r, unnecessary. enormous Christ
mas business. Wear Proof Mills Nor
ristoWn. Pa.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-11-05
WANTED-Male Help

WANTEp-Feight handlers. Apply Il
Foreman, p. & o. Freight oface.
The Little River news., 1916-11-01
In tEie Chancery Court of Little River
 County, Arkansas.

The s ate of Arkansas, to the Sheriff of Little River County: You are here
 by commanded to summons J, J. Sin nett, G. P. Hassell, Howard Turner, Mrs. E. w. Swank, J. R. Mendonsa, Jennie Hogan, Chas. Willis, UP. Puck cit, w. H.. Parish, Wilbur T. Gardner, s. Chadwick, Herman w. Freedewald, John Hahn. Ed Talbot. T. M. Souther- land, Tom Fair. Jim Hamilton, Ada Timmonds, H. M Kirkham, and the unknown owners of the following land towit: Lot 10 in block 30 in the ori- ginal town of Ashdown, Arkansas, and part of the NEd of the NW4 of Section 32. township 12 south. range 32 west, q A to appear in this court within 20 days after ahe service of this summon upon them to answer a complaint in Equity filed against them by the Board ot Commissioners of Water Works District No. 1, in Ashdown, Arkansas, and warn them that upon their failure to answer the complaint will be taken fer confessed, and you will make re- turn of this summons on the first day of next November term of said court. Witness my hand and the seal of the said court on this the 99th day of Sep tenber, 1916.-Chas. H. Park, Clerk.
The Little River news., 1916-11-01
Warming Order.

In the Chancery Court of Little River county, Ark. Isham Cherry, Ollie Glover, and Roan Cherry, plain tiffs vs. Albert Cherry, Nora Barton, and Gertrude Sanders, defendants. The defendants. Albert Cherry, Nora Barton and Gertrude Sanders are warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Isham Cherry, Ollie Glover, and Roan Cherry. Witness my hand and the seal of said court this 20th day of Oct, 191.-Chas H. Park, Clerk; by Jas. H. Williams D.. c. W-96
The Little River news., 1916-11-01
The Ladies' Home Journal, The Satnr. day Evening Past and the Country
 Gentleman

wish to secure ttH spare time of man or woman to act as local representa- tive in Ashdown and vicinity, look ing after the renewals of their many subscriptions in this section, and in- this section, and introducing these publications to new readers. Payment will be made in salary and commis- sion. Previous experience is desir- able but not essential For details ad- dress, win references, Box 654, THE CURTIS PUBLISHING CO.,, Indepen- ence Square, Philadelphia.
The Little River news., 1916-11-01
Warming Order.

In the Chancery Court of Little River County. Ark. Herman Trammell plaintiff vs. Sallie Trammell, defen- dant. The defendant, Sallie Tram mel!, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Herman T"ammell. Witness my hand and the seal of said court this 2Sth day of Oct., 1S16..-Chas. H. Park, Clerk. W97
The Little River news., 1916-11-01
Warming Order.

In the Chancery Court of Little River County. Ark. Lizzie Fontleroy, plaintiff vs. Emmett Fontleroy, defen- dant. The defendant Emmett Font leroy, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Lizzie Fontleroy. Witness my hand and the seal of said court this 2nd day of Oct
 1S16.-Chas. H. Park, Clerk; By Jas. H. Williams, D. c. W-9t
The Little River news., 1916-11-01
Continued from page 1

 Best Cockerel and two bullets. 200 White Wyantottes: Best Cockerel and two bullets. 200 Rhode Island Reds: Brown Leghorn: Best Cockerel and two pullets... 200 Best Cockerel and two pullets.. 200
The Little River news., 1916-11-01
Warning Order.

In the Chancery Court of Little River county, Ark. Ella Haley. plain- tiff vs. A. T. Haley, defendant. The defendant A. T. Haley is warned to ap- pear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plain. tiff. Ella Haley Witness my hand and the seal of said court, this 25tn day of Sept, 1916.-Chas.. H. Park, Clerk; by Jas. H. Williams, D. c. 92-W
The Little River news., 1916-11-01
FORD GIVES $1OO,OOO TO FUND
Detroit Auto King to Spend $1OO, ,OOO
 for Newspaper Service.

New York, Oct. 2S.-Henry Ford plans to spend approximately $100,- 900 for advertising throughout the country in the interest of President Wilson's reelection, is was announc- ed today by Henry Morganthau chair man of the Finance Committee of the Democratic committee.
The Little River news., 1916-11-01
Notice of Sale.

The entire assets of the Diamond Lumber Company will be sold for cash to highest bidder at 2 D. m. Nov. 6, 1916. All bidders will be required to put up certified check for $500. Any one having accounts against us will please present same at once for pay ment.
 Diamond Lumber Go. By H. G. San- derSOn. manager.
The Little River news., 1916-11-01
FARMERS TO MEET
Farmers of Three Counties will Meet
 at BeltOn Next Week.

Hope, Oct. 3O-Farmers of Pike, Hampstead and Howard counties will gather at Belton on November 9 to attend a union meeting. J. E. Rogers of Magnolia, president of the State Farmers Union, and other officials will attend.
The Little River news., 1916-11-01
For a Muddy Complexion.

Take Chamberlains Tablets and adopt diet of vegetables and cereals. Take outdoor exercise daily and your complexion will be greatly improved within few months. Try it. Obtain
 able everywhere. adv .
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-02
Lectures para 81 Pueblo
SOuien dice la ver1ad?

:Quien ha Sido hasta ahora el mas
sincere de los combatiemtes en- IA ire
meada lucha que sc desarroI.a en- el
vicjo muudo?-Ninguno.
:Cual IS el partIdo que lucha apo
yado en- Ia raz6n : en- II i~usticia con.
ira los demas cue empapau cc an
gre el suelo m~exicauo? Niuguno
tampoco.
1Qut naci6n. que pueblo 0 Que
partido traera. al final de esta con-
tienda que esta acabando con Ia VI
talidad del mundo, Ia felicidad de los
que S]obrevivan deSpues de eSra in
mensa catastrofc?
Ninguno, de SECURE.
OigamoS 4 uno por uno de los diver
sos conterdientes : en- "A obScuv!dad
con que explican las cauSaS de 81 pro
ccder, en- Ia Doca firmeza con Que
Sc da Ia raz0n de sus procedimieatos.
en- n contradiction palmaria en- u@e
caen a cada pasc condenando en- e enc
migo aqucIlo en- que ~incurren de Ia
misma manera que este. en- IA aplica-
ci0r c~onStante de toda clase de men-
ti-aS y embrolloS lanzados por medic
dc n prensa para o~cultar una derrc-
n. para inventar una victoria, paTa
cbt@ner an ~emprestito, para levantar
el animO de los propios combat:en-
ties quebrantando FL de los ~contravios
que no nan sido tesJigoS de los he
chOs cue Sc deSfiguran y a~dn!tcran,
podra d~escubrirSe facilmente como
los hombres eXp,otan 4 los hombres.
al miSmo tempo que en una lucha az
mazda cuya crueldad no tiene prece-
dente en- todas las hiStorias del nun
do. en- otra iucha mas empenada NE
nos s~ang-ienta, pero mas noble. Ia
cha en- que Sc !anzan de naci6n 4
n~acion, de parudo a partido, no las
granizadas de metralla, sino las res
madas de papel inpreso en- letyas de
molde donde Sc esgrime Ia mentifa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-02

por oradores. escritores ' poet2s
ap&sionados o sin pasi6n. pero Que
reciben I'm sa!ario por Ia defensa de
a Santa caus&' De Ia guerra. como
han daGo en- lamar 4 Ia suya. los hem
bres de cada n&cron 0 de cada bando
von;endiente.
No habiendo dicho nadie Ia ver-
dad. nc siendo nadie sincere hasta 81
punto de confesar e. grade de cul
pabiIidad que le cabe en- este estupen
do trastorno del mundo, Sc tiene que
e con prevention 4 los que name
Jan los hilos de esta horrible trama y
con ASTHMA rayana en- augusta 4 los
que corren locos I Sdcrifjfcarse por
una patria cuyoS deseos tienen Ia ia
cu.tad de expresar los reyes. los en-
peradores. los preSidenteS Y hasta los
SimDles leaders de las facciones de IN
pals, Y que. a IA postre resulta prI-
vada de hijos Y vencida, Sacrificada o
envilacida. PrecIsamente en- los mo-
mentcS en- que escribo estas lineas
llega a mi un articulo del eminente
escritor russo Maxine Cork que, como
81 raspondiera { una evocaci6n. me
muesCra este p~arrafo:
~Puedo asegurar que los funciona-
rios lie Russia est&n robando mas Y
cenSa ) desvergonzadamente que los
Dc c@alquier otro pals.
Y uas la tremerd2 affirmation.
Cork continia:
Como hijo del pals. tengo absolu-
to de"echo de exprssar 10 que creo.
Todo ruSo es responsible de los des-
honrosos acontecimientos Que Sc es-
tan desarrollando CT 81 hogan. en- 81
= en- su patria. Vivimos una
dc malicia, horrible. sucia Y des-
hones,a.
"Necesitamos e~jercer toda nuestra
volutad, reacionar, e~nderezarnos Y
primero a nuestros mas in
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-02

mediate Y terrible enemigo: nosotros
miSmo5'".
;ComprendaiS el alcance de las
palabraS de Cork?
GAdivinais ahora ~QuieneS manejan
los hiios que empujan el contingentc
de sangre en- ell desempenadero no
rrible, mientras IN ~pequeno numero.
0 sraHde, peer para el ease, Sc di-
viertan Y gozan?
PueS 81 os acercais con algunoS
(Pasa a In pag. Sd. Col la
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-02
NF0YORflINHS
e. MELACRO
NrN Nni.k. ilnStn 81

lamar "h0mbrc mod mo. Y que
rStGy i0rah0 dc ironia y de- hcScrrI-
mirntO dfSdr que lei e. primer liz
bro V eScrihi Ia primrra p:iglna.
ante I'm SlIcrS1 ~cualuuirra del dli-
rio yiyir de r$l.ts hrilaS cindairs
Tchr;IeS. lIeiy0 81 anna y les OloS
hacia las roSaS del pa.,ain. que Y.
hemos iu7galIn inapflablemrntc
d.trSi,hIrs y aim Snbrp las r0SiS
de In rmGciGn dc IL passion y de Ia
81 one VI de rnminl arurrtn, he
mos arreiah0 nj deSl5m tie los traS-
los viri0S, pnr HIiItilcS y p0r cSi"f-
boSoS.
prro Is utlr In vida, 10 miSmn Ia
Jr HOY urIr la de- aver. lirnr contra
tic,.ionr. me pasuHn
Inn y oiro Ii;, nos afirma ell
nurlrnS drScrrimirrt0S nos ia Ii
r,z6n de mncSlrnS cScrpticiSlnoS:
nos hacr Ilegar haSta Il f0ELn de-
m;,eri., = de- do,or de- las cns..s. Y
nos mrie>trl Ia qarra t;n;a 81 IL
conn. drrrau#adi IN este continue
h,taI:ar u,,r IS 81 ,iyir.
Nn~ cj.rr;, IT rsp;ritu Il iOdaS las
horJ..d.> =, todos las pirdadrS mos
,~,.;uJo,,s pu c,d., uaImo lie ti:rr3
ON c,,, iumruSo extension !labiti-
Il, l., ,;.i6n dc /, humana malIatl.
del hum,no rrucur del hoScD li.-
,,. = Icl ,morro Susrir. DE este mi
., ,oh,Io rnI,iu,do sin GIIr sean
r,,ua, ,,r,. =, b,rcrlo mpin;. rS,s
r;oI,Joc ccIestrs Il. m,c nos hohIh-
,.,, r,s oI,;d,t,s lr,.nJas de- aver,
oil ms r,r, In miScricnrdia De una
di,inidad tGjio pGdrrOSa. l!acia sur
Dir de las rac:lS pcIada> 81 mama
para los hamhricntuS. dCScclha 10;
ricS uar;, nur p9r rl!0S laSaS"n los
ciirritoS de Di0>. drtcnia II curse
del soI nara uIr los huruOS GhtU-
yicScu Victoria contra los males.
rrstonoho In s:n1rr dc los hcTidoS.
Iibraba del drmcmio Il IG< rndcmo-
~uiadoS ' aim baiaha en- persona Il
h~oSprtlarSr rn la casa de sis Gle
iidoS. Il ~IIcVarloS c"n Su vista la
fr!iridad de- lOtla una vida.
PcrO hacc muchn tempo que VI
Nim0s aIcjaduS de la diNinidad. \
les primrr0> qUlprS de Iapa dc la
TiinNnEia, Il las prim"raS audariaS
dri ;inalioi., y las pri"IrraS clar!-
nadaS triunia!rS de- In rienria. 81
r0mpi6 81 yrlo dc Isis d"l miStcrio.
los diCSeS hurrrOn y % clloS IN
ft. en- Gtir los NipiOS pu"blDS 81 re
ruUiaTnn IN Sis qranhrS calam!hA-
dos. coma en- I'll 'luGar de- aSiIo" d.
IlS iulrSiaS uGiicaS. los p~rrSegIii0>
pnr Ia sala de IL inStiria q de la
iurba, en- las ~Nirias riuGad"S f"u-
daIeS.
=, p.n,r,ny,o i, ilus;6p" T.,
mis,ri.ordi3o .rI amor N nrnii-
mo". TODD ESQ uurd6 bajo eli
p"!I0 secular p'r g'';'rua los rrS'
los de ''N Hrh'r'c'"''> '"'''r':'>'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-02
(E.prriiI para IL rRENso

lr.tIn l.. ~ 10 nm lnI-tilaI al
,,. ;r,,.r,
~ :, .,. -, ,,.n,s r,c;,.
. ,,..5,I,. 80,
,,.,.,on a,;.
" ,,
..,:. ia
'N L..
' 80. I,:
Inn.
u" '""' H.
III "'H" " .
"' ''" wa" -,
,s;r,;nIo In Ls
"'" ,,
'''"' "
: all: lqr. Il "iiaN 'i''''a> ''''''>
&c la FSl;ilIia Il" IN !iDfft'H ' W.
ianlr he i:rGaklvn. ia nina ne Ia
~ ,diadGra entire Ia diNinidad y no.
enlrGH para iarno< IA sensation del
miEaGrH: :" Hama SILVIA Bacon.
Fra una y!rtifla mas ne rSl l"-
rihir peSi", implarahE" y drScHn"ri-
Il, rrmo las que dirlmarcn = las pn-
ru."S ciuIaG"s b;irharaS ruand0 aim
M !rI1:a inStituinS lihl'r"".ogIc"S
u; lrmhrrraS mfdica<: era lUia pre-
"a mas de- IL pal ;ilisiS inEantil. qHr
-. rchr,. ;InSpiadada = sanIIGa. Ell
l.. ,.ul,i;, ~unIlari1r inoccnir Gir cSta
nran cir!dad foloriha Y prrplria an
/. tan fiern alOtt. IL aSO era graz
We. dGS"SEpradC. La n0rlle del TIA u.
los padres tie Ia nina Bacon. tayia-
ran ri Siguirntr trlcgrama Il la re-
y,randa Hcrmana Cipriama. %Siir"r!o-
~ del C"lN"ntG tie Santa Naria. I'm
Ningir'd: silvia murifnioSc EN- Fl
9C>nitaI d. Newark City. Favor de-
rGqal. pnr ella. Nr aud Mrs.. 8HcoT
Ina nora dcSpurS de cnviadn 81
anterior mrnSage. les mtiicCN de- Ne
unri, Git, rStahan D%rrpi"jDS ant" IN
iursur"adu ! nDlanili%.EiO c.InibiO
Of, 81 c,iado de Silvia Ta"nn. Ia nina
pGrnilanir. ha!i;r yurlto rrprntina-
rnuir :, l., vida. sin U,:r ninqiln me-
dicamcniC. sin qItr ningima f@rmu-
In. sin que nEnguIla arrinh hi'd'"'i
hl!hi - hrrho NADIA para rli". p'''S
VI i'll "i'nria mama "'ia''" S' P''>'"
4 "a miitrtr Iult" Il III c"ii''' "' III
rn!rrmilh.
En- iantu en- la ~ig!rSiia blanca del
rr,,,,i, ,,r S,ui, Mari, Gr Min
.;,,., He, bcrn,n,S de oIb,s toc;.s Y
,r
,.,, ~. - ,I,,. ,,.,o,. b.:,
~
- Ill !:
!, W. :,. :,
..''''- '''| ..
NV
'''H n,,a.,
""''' W" ,,.;,
''"'' !" " ,
T''.'''", ,a,,;
''"'' ''''' ''
a, !, ,nuou,. nro.o. ,.; i,
,.,, L,h.. m,o,I, :, as, uiy;nid,d
taho,oIcroS, nu. am nm, rormjJ,-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-02

del senior de CuatYo Charcas;
nom$S con leer I'm ratio
cUaiGuier secci6n de esaS hOjas.
hula destraS t! mas ganso
Il huella de un atropellc,
l. forn,a de un atentado,
Ia ilgiima de una viuda
" cl gamiv de I'm rohie diablo
= quien amos carrancistas
e q~Jitaron los zapatos......
Los aviSos de OCCASION
que publican tales diarios,
son hiStorias compendiadaS
cue dicen claro. muy claro,
en que forma GORE E! aqua"
roy. en- Ia pat.ra de Hidalgc.
Eayan botonos dc muestrA
para entretener el ratio:
"VEND0 en- "infalsificables'
Nh autom6yil barato.
Is nuevo. de Siete a%sientos.
Quiero una parte al contado
' eli resto en- abonos facileS,
pero bien garantizados.
IntOrma c! genera! Equis."
Tras De leer este parra!o
iel mas topo no comprende
que e. "autom0vil barato"
4 cualguier pobre "cientifico'
de flo le fue robado?
Dice otro aviso: "Deseo
saber que suerte ha tocado
4 mi hijo German JimeneZ,
rubio. de veintidos amos.
Sali0 hace cuatro Semanas
de Mexico rumbo a Chalco,
' nj lego 4 81 destino
nj a Mexico ha regresadC.
Su GeSventurada madre
pagara en- pape. de Banco
dieZ pesos. =! que le informe.'
Y este. mo dice bien claro
que Nevada en- e. boIsillo
Ginero Fl pobre muchachO
: que sc cncontro con unas
gentes dc don Pelustiano,
quicnes, por Ia democracia
' algun0s otros encargos
que ha querido conferirleS
{, senior de Cuatro CharcoS.
detuvieron al viandante,
le dieron algunos palOs,
lie q]uitaron en- Seguida
haSta el Ultimo centavo,
amen de reloj. de traje.
de sombrcr5 Y de zapatos,
V luego. como es coStumbre
traS del "consejo summarize"
lc pegaron cinco tiros
: en- I'm hoyo 10 dejaron?
0tro avisO: "Senorita
que liable inglGs y'caStellano,
que tenga buena presencia,
que no pase de veinte amos,
que vista con elegancia
Y tcnGa eXcelente trato,
hace falta Ell Ia oficina
Reduction de "El Pe!agatos'
' st le dara un buen sueldo,
el que Sc le ira aumcntando
4 medida que domino
las laborcS de su cargo"
Que SC deSprende aqui?
Que algun tipo estrafalario
que hacc seis amos viva
solo de limpiar zapatos.
pero que hoy. por Ia "gIoriosa,"
es director de algdn diario
de los que perpetra en- Mexico
la genie de Pelustiano,
Quiere que de 5u guardilla
en- dorGe Sc ha refugiado
por asco de Ia canalla
que en- Mexico esta reinando,
salga una joven hermoSa,
Mia de algun "reaccionario,"
una de aquellas muchachaS
Que al arroyo no han echado
el nomhre limpio que llevan
por pasearse del brazo
de algun pillo con galones,
de I'm "ratero r~etratado,"
para cogerla en- Il garras,
para parecerse en- algo
: los odiosos "cientificoS"
cue Sc encuentran desterrados:
va que todas las mujeres
que hoy Sc sientan a su lado
en- tjempos de Ia "oprobioSa"
nj a costureras llegaron.
! el que nc quiera creerme,
yea los carrancistas diarioS,
Y 81 todos suS renglones.
desde cl titulo hasta el rabo.
no revelam una infamia.
cualquier cobarde atentado,
;Que me obliguen I hacerle unoS
y-ar-nr y don Pa~IuSti10O1
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-02
TIROS II. BLANCO
POR Ell SCBRE Sc SAGA LA
CARTA

Nomas con pasar Ia vista
con rapideZ por los diarios
Que hoy Sc perpetran en- Mexico
ron 81 gusto Y el amparo
del senior de Cuatro Charcas;
nom$S con leer I'm ratio
cuaiQuier secci6n de esaS hojaa.
Ha,Ia destraS {! mas ganso
Il huella de un atropelic,
/. form.a de un arentado,
IA iagrima de una viuda
u cl g2mir de un rohie diablo
= Quien amos carranclstas
e qJitaron los zapatos......
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-02

(Pasa a Ia Pag. Sd. Col la
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-22
FRANK M. TULLY
A VICTIM OF GAS
Former Resident of CIsrksburq
is Found Dead in Bed
in Baltimore.

Frank NJ. Tully, formerly a resi-
dent of Clarksburg and brother of
Mrs. John H. Clifford, of Carr ave-
nue., is dead in Baltimore, Md, as a
result of an accident. He was as
phyxiated by escaping gas as he lay
asleep in his room of an apartment
house in the northwestern section of
that city. Detecting the odor or es-
Gaping gas, the proprietor broke open
the door yesterday morning and
found Mr.. Tully, clad in pajamas.
upon the bed dead. Mr.. Tully had re-
tired the night before in his usual
good spirits and 1t is believed that
he failed to turn off the gas proper
ly when he went to bed, as the cock
Of a gas Jet was open only a. little
bit.
The deceased man formerly resided
In Clarksburg, when for few years
he was interested in retail grocery
business situated in the Smith build
ing on West Main street, near Second,
but he returned to his former homo
In Baltimore four or five years ago.
He made his home while here with
his sister, Mrs. Clifford. Their par
cnts, who were Baltimorians. are
10th dead. The deceased man was an
affable, courteous gentleman and had
many friends in Clarksburg, who are
rained over his untimely death.
The funeral will take place Mon
day in Baltimore.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-22
Along with Other Features by
Former National President
SCovel in an Address.

Charles W. scovel. of Pittsburg, for
mer president Of the National Life
Underwriters Association, made a talk
before the Central West Virginia Life
Underwriters Association in the Ma
sonic temple here Saturday afternoon
on THE New Soliciting"
The speaker outlined the various
activities of the life underwriters
association, national and local, and
emphasized the many practical ways in
which it helps the agent in his daily
work. He pointed out how the assoc
iaticn is particularly helpful in
bringing about radically improved con.
ditions and methods in field work, 50
that soliciting shall be more and more
free from the evils OF undue competi-
ton and shall be put scientifically
right and made more efficient in its
manner OF presenting to the people
the great fundamental truths Of life in
surance that underlie all good COM
panies. These great truths he sum-
married as follows:
Second: The fundamental truths OF
life insurance. These are the great
truths common to us ALL Here the
new motto yields its message. "Above
the companies, life insurance" Yes,
above and below and in and through
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-22
FUNERAL
Services over the Body of John
Hyland viii Be Held Here
Monday Morning.

Funeral services over the body OF
Thomas Hyland,. aged 62 years, a
former resident. Of this city, who was
killed by fall of slate in the Mon
6ngah mine of the Consolidation Coal
Copmany, will be. held at the church
OF the Immaculate Conception here
Monday morning and the.,b burial will
be in the Holy Cross cemetery. The
funeral party will leave. Fairmont at
s o. clock and will arrive here at 9:30
and will go direct to the church. The
services will be started as soon as
the funeral party arrives.
Mr.. Hyland came to this country
from Ireland when a young man and
settled in this city with his brother,
John Hyland. Several years later, he
and his brother moved to Monongah,
where they had since lived. Mr.: Hy-
land was, unmarried and made his
home with his brother, John Hyland,
at Monongah.
He was man of sterling character
and possessed an abundance of wit
and humor, characteristic of his race.
He was great leader and kept in
touch with. every issue of the day.
Mr.. Hyland was a very highly re-
spected man and he numbered hosts
of friends in this city John Hyland,
of Fairmont is nephew OF the de-
ceased. g4.