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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-13
RAILROADS
Richmond & Chesapeake Bay Railway Company
sCHEDULE EFFECrivE APRIL ID.

superseding Schedule or May 80. 1eIa.
Trains leave lichMond B.5,50 a. 81.
=: II. $50 p. NJ. Gao r. NJ H.. rio r. n.
BS II. M, so II. M, 10 T.. NJ, I1:A6 r. Al.
Trains leave Ashland $3.50 A. M, Bs7
a. M.t A. ~, BID "A. NJ, 10 A. NJ, s'1l
q. NJ, ~ noon, al +. M. 2 II. NJ, ) p.
NJ, II. NJ, B5.10 p. NJ, $3.50 II. NJ, 7,1O
+. NJ, Il. W., DO r. NJ. $40 p. NJ. II
Daily except Sundny. ssSundny only.
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MEETINGS.
National State aud Oily Bank

National state and City Bank
Richmond, Va, Dec. II, 1914
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
of this bank will be held in its bank
ing house TUESDAY, JANUARY ~.
of directors and the transaction of any
other business that may properly come
before tho meeting.
JULIEN Fl. HILL.
Cashier,
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NOTICE OF SALE OF DARON'S CON
FECTIONERY.
/ have sold at public auction my con-
fectionery located at S04 East Broad
Street, known as Daron's Confection-
cry. and my responsibility as to the
business or debts incurred In the name
of Daron's Confectionery ends from
this date, December 10, 1914
CHARLIE DARHANIAN
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NOTICE-Legal

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
THIS company having qualified as ex-
ecutor of the estate of Edward S.
Clarke. all persons having claims
against said estate will please present
them. aud all persons indebted to the
estate Will make payment to the under
signed.
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY, executor
OF the Estate Of Edward S. Clarke,
Deceased.
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FOR sALE-Household Goods


SEVERAL large folding beds and
davenports at Very low prices. Ward-
robes from So up. Southern Furniture
Company. East Broad.
, TEN used cook ranges at half price.
All are In good order and IRE guar
antecd and set mp free. Cash or credit.
Southern, Furniture Company, East
. Broad.
TEN dark dressers to close out quick
as we need the room. Prices from
$3.50 up. Southern Furniture Company,
= East Broad.
MASSIVE genuine leather tuffetcr
couch. bought new; used 2 mon his
Will sell at half price for cash. Phi, me
Randolph 1644-J.
WE buy. sell and exchange furniture.
Get our prices and save money; easy
terms. Main Street Furniture Com
pany, Inc. 1925 East Main Street.
GET our prices on new and second
hand furniture Easy terms. Main
Street Furniture Company, Inc, 1425
East Main Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-13

HATS! HATS!
Eats cleaned and renovated. Do not
throw your old bats away. We can
mnke them look like now at small
cost. All work guaranteed. Soft hats
cleaned and pressed. rs cents: new
b nd. 25 cents: new sweat band. 20
cents. Hats called for End delivered
John. Sarras, 704 East Broad Street.
Phone Madison e7O4
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SEE Cobb Furniture Co. for trunks for
the Xmas trap home. We are closing
the dollar : Sec Cobb Furniturc 90
1909 East Main Street
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FOR sALE-Househo1d Goods

we have beautiful line of parlor suits
$40 that We will close out at sacri-
nee price. $3.50 to $40. Cobb Furni-
lure Co. 1909 East Main Street.
ABOUT 20 iron beds left. VIII sell ut
your price from 81 up. Act quick
Coph Furniture Co, 1909 East Main
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NMAS gifts. We have on hand a large
wagons hobby horses. doll trunks, b.
cycles tricycles. child's rocking chairs;
IN fact, everything for the little ones
See Cobb Furniture Co, 1909 East Main
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GOLD AND SILVER

WANTED TO buy for cash. old gold and
silver. r. c. Meyer Jewelry Company.
Il West Broad Street
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sEAnoaRD Am LIME nAII.wA,

SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
1.-The Progressive Railway of the South"
Southbound trains scheduled to leave Rich
mond daily: 800 a. M. Local to NorlIna, i:A
=. NJ, Sleepers and coaches Atlanta, Biz
mingham. Jacksonville; 1o:45 p. NJ. sleeper
TO Hamlet and coaches to Atlanta and Rir-
minghnm; 1885 A. M. sleepers. Atlanta. Bir-
minghum. Memphis. Jacksonville. Tampa
and conches Jacksonville
Northbound trains scheduled to arrive In
Richmond daily: 5:55 A. NJ. 500 a NJ, sos
Z. NJ. SIS L. NJ. Local
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n lot of mirrors. the $40 kind. which
we will close out AT a shop early
price of 81 TO $3.50. Act quickly Cobb
FMrnlture Co. 1909 East Main Street
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lot OF about SO dressers. second hand:
some good as new VIII close out at
Z shop early price OF $3.50 to $40. See
Cobb. The Furniture Man" Cobb Fur
nlture Co. 1909 East Main. Phone Ran
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FIFTY heaters, all shapes and sizes
VIII be sold at the Cobb Furniture
Co, lio9 East Main Street. Com. early
and pick the one that Won like. Thev
range from SO to $40
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Mr. w. II. MILLS, the purchaser, will
continue to run the business under the
name of "Daron's Confectionery" in
the same high class manner as hereto
fore conducted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-13

THE most handsome line of dresser
sets and bureau sets out: latest
models, from 75c up Cobb Furniture
Co. 1903 East Main Street.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

I:is ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS News.
t:40 Acknowledgements Ex. SUM-
Thurmond.
1900 A. Express-Daiy-Norfoik. Old Point
Forge.
1895 Noon : Express s. Daily Norfolk. Old
Point.
t:oo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Old Point
900 r.-I.ocal --Daily-N. News, Old Point
5:t5 P.-Locul-Ex. Sun. Gordonsville.
s6:la P.-I.ocai-Ex. Sun.-Lynchb'g. c. Forge
'2:io P.-ENpress-Daiiy-C Evilo.
e6:4o P.-Limited-Daily-Cin Chgo st. L.
'll:0o P.--Express-Daiy- Louisville.
,SicePsis tParior Cara;
East: lc:i5 a. NJ. $50 p. VI. Through from
East: 1850 a.. NJ. 2:o9 p. NJ. 6:31 z. ii. Local
from West: $3.50 a. NJ. ''lO:05 a. NJ and 1910
M Through: $3.50 a. M. 1920 noon and
James River Line: .'s:ss a. NJ. 600 =. NJ
Daily.
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ANTIQUE walnut suit. SlOO. Cost s700
Consists OF bed. bureau. washstand
and massive mirror-door wardrobe.
WaFdrobe alone is worth more than
the price of suit. Look al this Mondu -
sure. Southern Furniture Company. .
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ASPARAGUS-ASP
THIS season we offer great bargain
in asparagus: large cans OF tips
for so cents. They are delicious. Geo.
Med. Blake & Co.. No. 90 Broad Street.
Phone Randolph 512-bl3.
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CALL Madison $685. AIanuers Cleaning
and Pressing Club. 40S North First,
for expert fancy dress and feather
cleaning: done by the chemical method.
! All work guaranteed. Manuel Der
derian.
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FOR sale. one drophead Singer sewing
machine. $3.50 to quick buyer. See
Cobb Furniture Co. 1903 East Main,
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VEHICLES REPAIRED.
SMITH MOORE Vehicle Company
wagons and automobiles, repairing
and painting done in hrst-clas order.
Rubber tire work speciality. 314
WATCHEs-JEWELR
WATCH and jewelry repairing correct
ly and promptly done. Baptist G.
Kerse. 921 East Broad. Phone Ran
dolph 5S6.
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WE have on hand slightly used organ.
Cost $3.50 that we will sell for S25
See Cobb Furniture Co, 1909 East Main.
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In town. Beautify your home at n
low cost from FAC to sl.25 apiece. Cobb
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fgGdGelCEsh'g & Potomac <. K.
TO AND From WASH. .ysT0N aEp BEYOND.
/ Arriya Rfchmond

ACCOMMODATION TRAlas-WEEKDAYS.
Leave BErt g. Sta. 400 P. u. for fredericksburg
Arrive Bird st. Sta. G.e6 AM from FIcdsrieksb'c
Arrive Elba Sta. $50 An, sac Pm. from Ashland
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ANGORA goats. Two biliies and two
nannies. Splendid individuals. $40
for the four. Address ID. Anderson.
Wildwood Farms, r: +. ID. 4, Richmond,
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two-speed, equipment used few
months. First-class condition. Box
149. Charlottesville Va.
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IMPORTED maccaroni, s1.75 bon and 1 0
cents pound, three ~o,.nds for rs
cents. Succa olive oil. half gallon, S1.25;
quart. 10 cents. Imported .yeitzer
cheese. 80 cents pound. Hamburger
cheese. 2t cents pound. Roquefort
cheese IS cents pound. Al kinds vt
promptly attended to. d. Lands. 400
North Sixth Street. Randolph 1868.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures,

FOR sale. nice clean white paper, so
anything recurring white paper, such
as bread, glassware, laundry, etc, S125
per 100 pounds at the office. Call at
Times Dispatch, first floor
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TYPEWRITERS.

TYPEWRITERS
TYPEWRITERS - Underwoods Rem
ingtons, l.. c. Smiths. divers, Mon
archs ut half price. Machines direct
from factory. fully guaranteed; not
second hand or shopworn. Why pay
500? Call and inspect. ITO East
Main Street. Richmond.
WILL sacrifice practically new Rem
ington visible typewriter. Call Room
107. Mutual Binding
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All trsiax to or from Byrd Street Station
Emp at Elba. Time arrivals and departure,
az .:uaranteed. Read thu kicnx.
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BUSINESS CARDS,

WORKMAN PEATROSS.
Engineering and Surveying.
county Phone Hanover. Va
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GENUINE maltese kittens for sale. c
522. care Times Dispatch.
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WE have a beautiful line of gold
mounted canoes on display. and
would like to have your inspection.
W. IL. Cowardtn Sons. 1915 East Main
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GOOD organ for only s25, on easy
East Broad.
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EXTENSION table made of Guartcred
omh' only S9.'5. This is s22.50
PEDESTAL Other tables from S. un,
Southern Furniture Company, East
Broad is''F''
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

WANTED. to buy a doll baby house
Call Monroe sac.
AUTOGRAPH letters, historical iocu,
mcnts and original drawings by IA.
nous people bought for cash. io r
MadiEan. 36l Fifth Avenue. New York
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FOR sale. new, modern, 5-passenger
Maxwell automobiles; perfect order;
cheap for quick sale; also one motor
cycle. S3S. Address r. T. Curtis, Lee
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FOR sale cheap. white homcrs dra :
,,goons and fan tail pigeons 260S
west Main. Phone Boulevard S45-J.
FOR sale. single comb Rhode Island
Red pulletS and cockerels G.. b.
Cary, 1902 Grove Avenue
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ANTIQUE mahogany sideboard, $3.50.
southern Furniture Company, East
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GOOD couch. $3.50, uphoIstcrcd in
:. green denim This is a good yalna
Southern Furniture Company. . East
Broad. s'
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we nave beautiful line of parlor suits
flee price. $3.50 to $40. Cobb Fmrni-
tmre Co. 1909 East Main Street.
ABOUT 25 iron beds left. Will sell at
Cobb Furniture Co, 1aieoa East Cas- ' Main
street.
~ lot Of mirrors. the $40 kind. which
price o vs. 70 Eio sS 80 out at shop early
Furniture Co. 1909 East Main street
WE have on hand slightly used organ.
cost $3.50 that We will sell for S25.
See Cobb Furniture Co, 1909 East Main.
MAS gifts. We have on hand a large
cycles. tricycies.. chiid's rocking Chairs;
See Cobb Furnituree Co, 1903 East East H Main.
SEE Cobb Furniture Co. for trunks for
the Xmas trap home. We are closing
out out our an,,s entire s1oekIat 90 per cent on
40s East Main Street.
LARGEST assortment of pnrIor lamps
s without douS, csms and md e ss[E yoar
East Main Street. Phone Randolph
FIFTY heaters. all shapes and sizes.
VIII be sold at the Cobb Furniture
Co. lio9 East Main Street. Come early
and pick the one that you like They
range from SO to $40.
FOR sale, one drophead Singer sewing
machine. $3.50 to quick buyer See
COBB Furniture Co. 1903 East Main.
A lot OF about so dressers. second hand;
some good as new. VIII close out at
an shop S snriy price Of S25c to $40. See
dolph 5Sis. ~ ''' ~ none ran
THE most handsome line of dresser
models edei n from o 75 sets out; latest
Co. 1903 East Main Street, - - :
THE most handsome line of pi, lures
in town. Beautify your home nj n
low cost from 7hc to sl.25 apiece. Cobb
FURNITURE Co. 1909 East Main Street.
Southern Furniture Company, . East
ANTIQUE walnut suit. sIOO. Cost 500
Consists OF bed. bureau. washstand
the price OF suit. Look al this Monday
SUR SUR. Southern Furniture Company. .
GOOD organ for only $25. ON easy
East Broad.
EXTENSION table made of ouortcrod
oak. only, 1915. This is a $3.50
PEDESTAL. Other tables rom rom W s. un u
Southern Furniture Company, 2 East
GOOD @1asn couch ouch, $50 S,! Upholstered in
southern Furniture Company. East
Broad. ''''
30 buys CHARTERED oak hall rack
slightly used SIS buys hall rult
mat cost $50. and is in good condition.
southern Furniture Company. East
Eroad.
USED Kitchen cabinet. Si275 Other
new ones from $50 down Southc,u
FURNITURE Company, East Broad
GODD 3-piece parior suit in imitation
mahogany. only SIS. Southern Fur
nitpre Company. East Broad
SMALL fumed oak sideboard. $3.50
This is a brand new piece. and the
regular price is s2250. This Is special
cash price. Southern Furniture Com
paly. 2 East Broad.
ALERT heater In good condition. $40
q Complete with floor mat Southern
Furniture Company, East Broad.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-06
UGL y WOUNDS ARE
MADE WITH KNIFE
Used in a Quarrel and John
Kemeny, Bottle Company
Employee, May Die.

With two knife wounds In his abb
domen and a cash across his fore
head, John Kemeny, a laborer, is
patient in st. Mary's hospital in
serious condition and Lorenzo Car
ella, a fellow workman, Is a fprisoner
in the county jail accused of attempt
ing to kill him with a knife when
the two had fight at o'clock
Tuesday morning in basement az
the owens Eastern Bottle Company's g
plant southwest of the city. where
both were employed. Kemeny may
die as one of the knife wounds ex-
tends into the liver.
Trouble had been brewing be
tween the two men for some time
and Tuesday morning they quarrel
led over which one was entitled to
use certain tools. The quarrel de-
Iveloped into an encounter and, II Is
alleged, Garcia drew knife anu
stabbed his adversary three times
before they could be separated.
Kemeny was rushed to the hospital
at once in an ambulance and Garcia
was arrested and taken to Magis-
trate T. G. Nicewarnerss court by
James Morrison. superintendent OF
the plant. assisted by an, employee
Mr.. Morrison lodged complaint
Iof attempted murder against the
prisoner and the latter was put in
jail to await the outcome of KEN
eny's injuries.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-06
01b. FELLOWS
Of the State Are to Be Here
Next Week in Large Num-
bers for Grand Lodge.

The grand lodge Of the Independ
ent order Of odd Fellows OF West
Virginia will hold It's annual meet
ing here three days next week be-
ginning at 10 o'clock Tuesday morn
ing. More than 600 visitors from
all over the state are expected to att
tend. among whom will be many OF
the states most prominent citizens.
The local committee on entertain
ment Is finding considerable, dtfticulty
in obtaining Recommendations for the
visitors. The hoteds have agreed to
take many Of them but hotel accom-
modations are Inadequate for them
all and the committee is anxious to
obtain rooms IN private homes for
visitors. The hotels have agreed to
be paid for Those who can provide
rooms are asked to call NJ. N
shuttleworth,g Bell telephone 1226-J-
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MRS. VINCENT
Mother Of Some Residents oil
Harrison County is Dead
atRiveSViIIe.

Mrs. Sarah vincnt. of Rivesyille.
fssdead at the home Of her son. Mt.
Clyde Vincent. The deceased woman
was in her seventy-fifth year. She
was the wife of F. M. Vincent. Sew
eral children survive. They are:
CLYDE OF Rlvesville: Charles, Of
Shinnston; Lock. OF Dola Mrs. Villa
Swisher OF Glen Falls, and Mrs. Jet
tie Summers, of Catawaba. One son,
Milt Vincent is dead.
Mrs. Vincent was born in Monon-
gala county in the year 1889. She
had resided in that community all
her life and was woman of many
splendid qualities.
Services were he1ed at the resi-
dence at Rivesville at ! 2: 80 o'clock,
Tuesday, and further services We're
held at the NJ. p. church at Cata-
waba upon the arrival of the funeral
party there. Interment was made In
the cemetery at Catawba:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-06
BUREAUS ARE
Al, MOST MUM
About All They Do Say NoN~is By Way
-, - E1,,lanation and AS Surmises Of
What Might Happen Soon
lBY ASSOCIATED PREss.1

LONDON Oct. 6.Never since its start has the bat
Ie ofthe Asre which now become virtually siege OF
the German positions the Ose and north Of this rlveI
shoNn such a dearth Of this the twenty-fth
day of the struggle.
The British information bureau, never very dlf1se
nnpetev closed down current events from the front
several days ago probably will continue until Slr
John French the commander Of the British expedtonary
PARIS OFFICIALS RATHER MUM
The reticence Of Paris official last
night was even more marked than customary 1t furnished
no nng Of what had happened after the Germans had
forced the yield ground at certain points on
the all Important western wing.
1t is argued here that these intermittent varatlons
are inevitable and necessarily important ia such
fought combat which given positions are
taken and retaken and taken again many times
a ALLIES BORROW "A HINT
That the the moment greater 1nob
than do their to be indicated by the news
thew have been able raid the German line OF com
nication, railroad and destroyed train belong
ing to the artillery of German imperial guard This
IS hint borrowed from the Russians whose Hank!ng
apear have contributed greatly to the report
ed German lndoing insthe eastern war arena.
Az the enormous wastage in horses progresses 1T IS
the allies that their possibilities for such move
increase while those of their opponents decrease
German cavalrymen bicycles already are common
sight and the Russian advance which cutting Germany
from the producing districts Hungary must IT
maintained further the shortage In remounts
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-06
MASSES OF GERMAN CAVALRY
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

PARIS, Oct. 6.-The following communication was
given this afternoons:
On our left wing the front is extending and
widely Important of German cavalry have
reported the environs Of Lille coming from forces
to the north line between Tourcong the depart
Nord and Armeptieres nine miles northwest OF
Lille.
the vicinity of Arras and the right bank Of the
river onnet the situation shows little change Between
the on1ne and the Ose there have been alternate adj
and Near Lassigny the enemy under
took an important attack which however failed On the
right bank Of Aisne north Of scissors, have with
the cooperation of the British army made slight ad
vance we have made progress in the vicinity
OF Berry-au-B -Bac.
here is nothing report from the rest of the front
sIl Belgium the Belgian forces defending Antwerp
have occupied strongly the line between the river Rupe
and the Nethe Against this line the attacks of the
Germans have failed
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-06
ALLIES DO NOT LOSE CONFIDENCE
lbY AssocIATED PREss.l }

PARIS Oct 6-Despfte the cal ann o'l ncsisssss
that the allies had yielded somewhat confidence
the ultimate the French and N great
action on the left wing Of the battle front "a
France has by no means diminished Meanwhile With
sign of the tremendous battle is gong on
trying possible means in their power g gam 1ns
advantage. S.a Isxs
In ! war office statement Till all conbats tonsnls
on the right bank the Disc have been
either in the region of I1oye between the Somlne
the Dise There IS much speculation phase
lighting in that vicinity which have
: ~ = - LISTS LISTS OF THE DEAD ARE GROWING
The Familiarity Of the French with the tsITItory rs
freonently Of considerable advantage to them IiIeS
marshes Of ST. Gond the Petit MORN river aIe
ecty solid in dry the Germans here had made
ali preparations for important surprise attack
night before this to heavy ain made ne
samp regular lake and turned the position to the dla
vantage of the The French stuck to
ons and while the enemy IN distress IN Ine soegs
grond large numbers with their artillery
The digging false trenches and az kinds q
viii rebound to advantage being resorted to by
The lists Of dead printed in the newspapers are groS
inc They sometimes furnish the only news OF the
diers since their departure to the front
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-06
AUTO RAGING
on a arue Scala is tnzRe Held
at the Fair Grounds
Here Monday.

Columbus Day, Monday, October II,
the Ohio Firestone Racing Assccia-
ton will give automobile races at the
new fair grounds. There will be ten
events. The following worlds famed
racing automobiles will take part:
The Ohio 999, used by the world S
speed king, Bob Burman; the Ma
tional No. 8, which won the 500-mile
race at Indianapolis car with more
speed than the world has ever seen
a Packard which raced at Indfanapo-
lis; and Lozier and a Buick which
also started at Indianapolis.
There will be three other racing
cars, making total OF eight auto
mobiles.
X. K. Jackson, the manager, and a
force of eighteen men will arrive in
CIarksburg Friday, October 8. with
the cars All these cars will be driven
will be on inspection at the leading
garages in the city
The track will be put in fine condi-
tion. This is one Of the best tracks
the association has raced over this
season. The banks are very good.
A full program OF events will be pub
lished later.
In connection with the automobile
races the Brotherhood Reds and Blues
will play the championship game OF
1914 for the pennant
The Duke Of. Abruzzi Lodge of
CIarksburg. is going to give a Colun-
bus Day celebration for the same
lodges from Monongah, Fairmont,
Warrington and Shinnston. It will
give a large street parade at II o'clock
and take the lodges to the automobile
racing in the afternoon
At night beginning at i:3O there
will be large fireworks display Ex-
perts from Trenton, n. j., VIII have
charge OF the display.
Gregory's band viii furnish music
for the occasion