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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-02

geriau negu du paskutiniu kar-
til.
Ms, serbijoj. serbp valdzia
gavo ziniq, jog Austrijoj daug
slavu statyta prizes kares teismq
il suSaudyta. SlavQ moteris aus
tru kariumenei turi pilti apkasus.
Londonas. Atlantikc anglis-
kas kariSkas skraiduolis Yer
wick" pagavo vokiSkq skraiduoli
"Spreewald,' taipgi du gabenan-
ciu anglis garlaivius.
Afrikos pakrantese anglu lai-
val pagavo vokiSka garlaivi PRO
lessor Woerman' il atgabeno j
Sierra Leon, vakarines Afrikos
Ipakrantese.
Rugsejo 22 d. siaurinese iurese
vokiSki povandeniniai torpediniai
lalveliai paskandino iris didelius
nuo 1900 tonq angliSkus ap-
kaustytus skraiduolius: Aboukir.
Hogue il Cressy. Didesne igulos
dali iSgelbejo kit angliSki ka-
risk laivai. Turbut angliSkas lai-
vynas nemegsta savo laivus nuo
netiketo uzpuolimo apsaugoti,
.nors zinc, kad vokieciai turf po-
Vandeninius laivus.
Rymas. Popiezius Benediktas
XIV megina besipjaujan6ias Eu-
ropos tautas taikyti, bet nezinia,
ar tas pasiseks. Seniaus be po-
.piezig leidimo kariu nebudavo.
Petrograd. Rusijos kariume-
mes vadovas prie Przemysl'io is
pilde praSymq tvirtoves komen-
danto If 5 valandoms sulaike mu-
s., kad civiliski gyventojai galetu
.prasiSalinti.
New York, Austrijos konsu-
lis pagarsino, jog prie Monte
negro rubeziQ francuziSku karis-
ky laivu tapo paskandintas Aus
trijos kariSkas skraiduolis "Zeu-
ia" Daugiau Adriatiskose jure-
Sc laivynu susiremimu nebuvo.
Peking. Japonai apvalde vo-
kie6iq gelezinkeli i rytus nuo
Weisavei, Kynuose, if vokieGius
tarnus nelaisven paeme. Paeme
taipgi tula skaitliu norinGiu is
keliauti Austrijos rezervistq.
Venecija, Gauta Gia zinia, jog
tarp Austrijos kareiviq pietinej
Vengrijoj apsireiSke azijatiSka
cholera. Apsirgo jau 9 suzeisti
kareiviai. Turbut cholera is Tur-
kijos tapo atvilkta; Turkijoj il
gana smarkiai siaucia.
Londonas. Central News
Agency pranesa, jog Baltiko jul
rese rusiSkas skraiduolis paskan-
dino vokiSka skraiduoli, bet lai-
w vardu, nei vietos, kur tas at
sitiko, nepaduoda.
Reuter'io telegrafo agentura
pranesa, jog serbai nuo austru
ateme Ljubecna If austrus nu-
stume deSimti myliu atgal.
Prize Prusu rubeziq jau susidu-
re vokieciu kariumene su rusais,
bet didesniu muSiu cia dar ne
buvo.
BeIgijoj, aplinkinese Brussels,
po visais keliais vokieciai minas
pad6jo If aplinkinese parenge
apkasus. Garnizonai pasitrauke
prie Ath, Tournai If j kitas vie
tas, kur taipgi parenge apkasais
sudrutintas stovyklas.
Indiju kunigaikStiai rengia sa-
vo kariumenes If pasius jas pa
gelbon Anglijai. Parengtos is
siuntimui kariumenes IS autono-
misku kunigaikSciq tikimasi dar
sulaukti kariumeniu 10 kunigaik-
sGiu. Gwalior maharadja dave
100000 nupirkimui automobiliu
kariumenei If $4,000 suSelpimui
belgiSku nabeeeliu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-02
No. 40

ss,.rzszsr=zz--szsurzzzn
bartlnlo liuosnoriQ vadovo tevas
atejo francuzams pagelbon. Sc
nasis Garibaldi turejo apie 10000
Is vlsg civilizuotq kraStu liuos-
noriu if kariavo Belforto ir Diio-
no aplinkinese. 1871 m. karji
Francuzijoj buvo is 10000 ka-
riautojg legijonas, susidedantis is
amerikonu II kanadieciu liuosno-
riq. Tas jan roGo, kad visame
civilizuotame sviete francuzai
turi dadg;au pritarejq, negu vo-
kleciai, NoklcGiams kitos tautos
neina pagelbon, is tokip vokie-
clq pA'6j kariauja vien pavergtos
kitokios kilm6s tautos, kurios XII
taip pasielgti negali, bet SUI no
I'll turbut niekas vokieGiams ne
padeda.
Washington, D. e. Vokiskas
ambasadorius garsina, buk sulyg
atskaitos Belgijos dailes komi-
sijos Belgijoj dailes daiktai If tu-
rincios istoriSkq ir dailes atzvil-
giu didele verte triobos miestuo-
Sc Louvain if Liege nedaug nu-
kentejo, mes bombarduojant mics
tus, vokieciai stengesi tokiu daik-
tq II triobq nenaikinti. Ar am
basadoriaus pranesimas sutinka
su teisybe, tai jau kitas dalykas.
Gal jis wien teisinasi taip sau.
kad apmuilinus Kittens axis, nes
mat visuose civilizuotuose kras-
tuose w vokietiQ barbariskus
darbus dabartinej karej visi juos
smarkiai peikia.
Londonas. Kariumenes vokie-
c1u II austru renkasi j rytus nuo
i rokavo, 50 myliu nuo 10. Ga
tues butt didelis musis, mes ru-
sal turf stengtis paimti Krokava,
kad tureti liuosa kelia prie vo-
kieciu tyirtoves Breslau.
Cana skaitlinga vokie6iu ka
riumene yra tarp KaliSo ir Vie
lunio, Lenkijoj. j stengiasi ne
leisti rusQ prie Dreslau il Ber-
limo.
Sulyg rusq stabo ainiq, yokie-
ciai tapo is Lenkijos isvyti, buk
jei turejo il KaliSa 'apleisti.
Rusai Galiciioj uzeme siuos
miestus: Sanok, Zagorz, Bro
zow, Rymanow, Korsno, Kor-
czyn, Frysztak, Blazova, Taslo.
Gorlice, Odrzykon, Lancuta,
Przeworsk, Rzeszow, Ropczycc,
DGbica. Rusai garsina, buk Gieli
rn'kai austru kareivip pereina
rusu puse.
Vokietiai atSauke savo kariu-
meng, Lietuvon isiverzusiq, kuri
buvo uzemusi; Manifest, Vii
kaviski, Mariampole, Kalvariiq If
Suvalkus, taipgi Augustava. Ru-
ST valdzia paimtus vokieGiu ir
austrp kareivius siun6ia dirbti ka-
nalus, pilti kelius il prie k:tokiq
vieSos naudos darby.
Petrograd. Apie 90 cerkesu
uzpuole vokieGiu uzi:ntq LenIijoj
miest9 Czestachawq. ISmus6
sargyba, iSdauze kavincs If res
tauranus if nuzude keliolika yo-
kiSkq aficierQ, sugrizo atgal j ru-
'u stovyklas.
Rusai Galicijoj uzeme Wisloko
paupius, prize Vengrijos rubezip.
lsvijo jie vokiecius, uzemus;us
Lenfijoj miesta Mlavq,
Paryzius. FrancuzQ kariume-
nes vadovas, generolas Joffre,
oraneSa, jog ant desiniojo vo-
lieciu sparno nesiliauja nei die
"a, nei nakti, smarkps musiai.
hairiji 81 sparna generolo Won
\ btck'O Dalpnoyo c+tirnjo Ralo;
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-02

Londonas. MuSiuose Siaurinej
Francuzijoj uzmuSta Xxi Sol 5o,-
900 francuzu, nuostoliai vokieciu
yra dusyk didesni.
Nokietijos kariumenej, juo to-
liau, juo didesni kila tarp karei-
vip nesutikimai, ypac tarp Prusu
il Bavarijos regimentu. Pasitai-
ko ir susimuSimai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-02

Pekin, Kynuose. Prize Kiau-
eau vokiSkas kariSkas skraiduolis
paskandino du japonu torpedo
MUS laivelius.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-02

Londonas. Australijos kariu-
meme iSnaikino vokiSko bevieli-
Mo telegrafo stacija ant Nandu
salos AngliSka veliava tapo is
pliekta ant salu Bismarkio ar
chipelago,
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-02

~ g." Kas su juom atsitiko
dar nezinia.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-02

Petrograd. Rusijos kariume-
mes vadovas prie Przemysl'io is
pilde praSymq tvirtoves komen-
danto if 5 valandoms sulaike mu-
s., kad civiliski gyventojai galet,l
.prasiSalinti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-02

Konstantinopolis. lydiSkoj
miesto Hasheni dalyj, prie "Auk-
sinio Rago' siaute baisus gals
ras, kuris iSnaikino 800 manu-
5000 zmoniu neteko pastoges.
Rymas. Italijoj susiorganiza-
vo liuosnoriu pulkas is 5000 ita-
lq if po vadovyste Gariba1di is
trauke padeti francuzams. II
1871 m. senasis Garibaldi ir da-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-02

Londonas. Garlaivis "Kilmar-
noik' Siaurinese jurese uzbego
ant yckietip minos il tapo j Smo-
tus sudraskytas. IS 10 igulos is
sigelbejo tik 3 zmonGs.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-02

kia wien atejimo is Rusijos pa
stiprinimo, tada prades il vcrzti.
kad tik siuom kartu pasisektu
geriau negu du paskutiniu kar-
tn.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-02

Rymas. Popiezius Benediktas
XIV megina besipjaujantias Ell
ropos tautas taikyti, bet nezinia,
ar tas pasiseks. Seniaus be po-
.piezig leidimo kariV nebudavo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-02

Washington, D. c. VokiSkas
ambasadorius gavo bevielinio te-
legrafo telegramq, jog fra@cuzq
prieSakin zengimas eina Wis slip
nyn. Nuostolius muSiuose jie
turejo milziniSkus. Nidurys ju
kariumen6s atgal traukiasi.
Tvirtove Nerdun Wis be apsisto-
jimo bombarduojama.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-02

Rymas. Buves Albanijos val
donas, kunigaikstis Wied, galu-
tinai nori sosto issizadeti if pa
stoti atgal Fokietijos kariume-
nen.
Petrograd. Naldzia garsina,
Jog rusu kariumene vel rengiasi
'prie apgulimo Karaliauciaus; lau-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-02

Paryzius. FrancuzQ kariumc-
mes vadovas, generolas Joffre,
praneSa, jog ant desiniojo vo-
kieciu sparno nesiliauja nei die
ma, nei nakti, smarkus musiai.
Kairiji 81 sparnq generolo Won
kluck'o palengva stumia Belgi-
jon.
NokieGiai bombarduoja nicsta
Soissons, Ir Gia vokieGiai SUI
bombardavo katedros baznyciq ir
daug triobu. Bombarduojamas ir
miestas Noyon
Ant deSiniojo francuzu sparno,
Lotaringijoj, vokieciai pasitrauke
is miestu Nomeney ir Akrocourt.
Austrijos lenku regimentai Ga
Iicijoj nenori muStis su rusais;
pulkais jiems pasiduoda if att
duoda daug 9inklu If amunicijos,
Londonas. Ties dideliu Vo-
kietiios miestu Dusseldorf atleke
penki angliski orlaiviai If mete
bombas ] vokiSkp orlaiviu sto-
yyklas. Nors yokietiai 5aude,
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-02

'10D01EU' -AUoIII IJUo NdUZII
9arsina, jog is VarSavos iSpla-
tintas paskalas apie suareStavimq
Austrijoj garsaus lenkiSko raS-
tininko Henryko Sienkiewiczo
yra neteisinga5. Sienkiewicz ra-
Mai gyvena Nindobonoj il raSo
naujq veikalq apie dabartine ka-
re.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-02

JOJ'
Netoli nuo tia angliSkas garlai-
Wis Belgian King" uzbego ant
minos if tapo paskandintas. IS
buvusiq ant jo I2o zmonip, %
isSelbejo rusiSkas garlaivis.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-02

Mis-, serbijoj. Scrbai prize
krupini sumuSe 100000 austru.
Sujungtos serbq il montenegro
kariumenes apvalde Bosnijos sos
tine Serajeyo, kur tapo uzmuS-
tas Austrijos sosto ipedinis ir 10
.moteris.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-07
'MAJAH' DEATH
Expires in the Early. Days of|
His Regeneration from the !
Republican Party. .
tsptelAL 70 r41lIIrlsonAn,

WASHINGTON, Nov. News.
papers and newspapermen in West
Virginia are in a large. way in the
same position as to! the defeat Of Cen
eral Elliott's political hopes, in the
recent election as was an eastern
paper when recording the smash:ns
blow that was dealt to the general s
leader in the Tuesday battle. One
clever editor remarked "Three times
has this paper written the political
obituary Of Theodore Roosevelt.
This time, we shal say nothing at all
OF the dead. This may, or may not
be the final funeral. II It is, we are
ready to testify at the inquest, that
the deceased died with his boots on. .
Only, General Elliott's obituary has
been written. many more times than
three, and in each case, the accounts
of his death, like that of Mark
Twain's have sbeen greatly exagger-
ated. 7s,sss'f's
u this should prove to be the po-
litical passing Of the "a ajah'',, II goes
without. saying that he; too, died
with his boots on.
After long associate ion with the Re-
publican party the "Majah" has seen
the error of his ways and allied him
self with the chemically pure and un-
corrupt Rooseyeltians, and 1t would
certainly be sad II hew ere to be cut
of In these SO early days OF his re-
generation.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-07
.ORDERs- OF RRTAIiAT48S :,
IN GERMANY IN EFFECT,

u
4 BERLIN, via London, Nov. 7.-The
police at o'clock Friday morning
notified all Englishmen from the
ages of u to 45 to report to the po-
lice station for transport to Ruhleben,
near Berlin. They were advised to
bring two blankets, sheets, etc. The
exodus is new proceeding. Ruhleben
has hitherto been chiefly used as a
camp for Russians but about 100
Englishmen, subjects of suspicion or
without domicile, were earlier in
termed there.
The quarters OF Ruhleben hitherto
used as stables are we'll built and
prisoners there were supplied with
straw mattresses but more recently
they have been given bedsteads. No
arrangements have yet been made
for family visiting.
The order of arrest, which excepts
,colonials SO long as the colonies do
not interfere with Germans, states
that the government from the outset
took the stand that civilians ought to
be left at liberty and permitted to re-
turn home. It says It is adopting
the present measure reluctantly in
answer to the. action Of the British.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-07
One Of That city's Most valua-
bic and Highly Esteemed
Citizens is Called.

GRAFTON, w. Va, Nov. o.
George NJ. Whitescarver died at
s2.10 O'Clock yesterday. He was
taken i'll several months ago but rail-
lied and was able to leave his home
a few weeks ago, he again was taken
very Ill and sank rapidly until his
death. The funeral will be held
here at $3.50 o'clock Sunday after
noon.
The deceased man was born in Rap
pahannock. county, Va, December Is,
fS31 and would thus have soon
have reached his eighty-third birth
day. He was son Of John and Eliz-
abeth Whitescaryer, and he is surviv-
ed by but one of the eight children,
John T. Whitescarver, OF Prunty-
town. Reared in his native county,
he received his education there and
ttt Rector College. Pruntytown. He
came to this section in 184S.
Mr.. Whitescarver became aftiliated
with the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
early in life and remained with 1t in
construction work for years. He was
real estate agent for the Baltimore
and Ohia under President John w.
Garrett. He resigned after q few
wears and went into the lumber busi-
ness at valley Falls. He later be-
came general manager fthe branch
line from Grafton to Philippi and bull
ths extension from Thiiippi to Bel
ingtod. He held the position Of gem
aral manager until ! $50, and In 1887
constructed the railroad from Tun-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-07
COAL TRUST
Is Dissolved by Federal Cour
and Jones Takes over the
Property Stock.

-
{ CINCINNATI, O., Nov. s7.-Stock in
several eastern Ohio and West vir-
ginia coal companies valued at $3,-
750, 600 passed into the hands Of John
s. Jones, a coal operator, Of Chicago.
today as result of an entry made
by United States District Judges War
rington, Knappen and Dennison, in
the suit brought by the government
against the New York Central and
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad COM
panies,. former subsidiary lines and
various coal companies controlled by
them. The case was brought by the
government under the Sherman anti
trust law and the federal officials de-
clare 1t to be the most sweeping VIC
tory that has ever been accomplished
under the act In legal annals the
case is known as "The Eastern Ohio
and West Virginia bituminous coal
trust case. Attorneys for both the
railroads and the government appear
ed before the: court today with an
that the properties Of the
railroads be idisinteg grated and owner
ship dissolved. The, entry was made,
the price hxed at IS 3,,750s000 and a
short time laters.Jones appeared In
court and took over the stock.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-07
consolidation
of Two Popular and Success
full Tailoring Concerns Here
is Announced.

Consolidation Of the tailoring es-S
tablishme ants OF tillipm +. Ypnke and
e. M. Coffman under the frin name
OF The Yonke-C Cottman Tailoring
Ctmpkhy IL afii06nced. Th6 Basie
ness Of the new arm viii be cond
ed In Mr.. Coffman's present location
at 1870 South Fourth street. n
tits the intention of the consolida-
ted Arm to install large amount of
new equipment, ! and to employ q sufL
ficient number OF cutters and design
ers to care for q largely Increased
volume Of business. All work will
be done in Clarksburg.
The success Of the new firm is as
sured, as both Mr.. Yonkee and Mr.
Coffman are experienced tailors. Both
have been In business In ClarksbnrE
several years, and they have built mp
an enviable clientele through fair
dealing, courteous treatment pf cnsr
toners. and the excellent quality and
at Of their product. Mr.. yonke for
more than four years had his estah-
lishment in the Fordyce building, but
had been In business In the Con build
ing several months.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-07
WAR SIT ATlON 1
lSRAIHER QUE q
In West Flander. but the French Re-
port Gains All along the
Il Front There
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESS. J


PARIS, Nov. 1.-THE official announcement given out
IN Paris afternoon says that the situation relative
ly quiet the User below Dxmude The communication
follows
sn our wing the situation relatively quiet on
ne User down stream from Dxnude. The Belgian troops
Who advanced along the right bank the User the di-
OF Lembaertcyde and who had been counter at
Dy the Germans sustained time The sit
aatlon has been entirely reestablished in this locality
" At Dixmude the marine fusiliers repulsed a fresh
counter offensive movement Further to the south the
ATTACKS OF the enemy around Bixschoote also re-
pulsed by French troops, who subsequently advanced 10
the southeasto pres have resumed the offensive in
with the British troops operatng this
g1on and repulsed attack particularly violent by de-
tachments belonging to the active army corps recently
brought into this region by the Germans.
ALLIES REPUISE VIOLENT ATTACKS
Between Armenteres and the canal of the British
army on its side repnsed violent attack Neuve Chappee
the canal LaBase and Ara well between
ana the Os several attacks delivered by night and
have been checked We slight progress
g1on Of Vermelles and to the south of Aix-Noulette
the center the region of Vaiy continued during the
cay OF recapture ground previously lost byu
Argonne fresh attacks the of the enemy epused
a END OF the day troops made progress points
10 northeast OF Verd have taken the villages
OF and Nogeve In the wooded region along the
remon southeast of St Mhe offensive movement Of the
Some trenches in the vicinity St R were car
ried by our troops
wing the attacks Germans on the advance
OF the Grande Courronne Nancy fortified
Nancy resulted perceptbe losses for the
attack undertaken by the enemy against the
heights which dominate Mount resulted in complete
=
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-07
KAISER HIIMSEl
Cl OSE THE FIR
In Flanders Making Efforts TO Inspire
His Troops 10 Gain Calias IN the
Great Struggle.
lbY bYAssocIATEDIPREss.1 j

LONDON, Nov. 3 correspondent on the Belgian
frontier teegraphs the following:
.The Kaiser himself is close to the front Fandels
making efforts to inspire his troopsto gain Calais Ds
Sunday the Kaiser continues to drive daily through
territory behind Bruges and Courtrai. His route
ways kept secret and he Of ifferent
reaching the allies Daily he singles certain
for acts Of bravery and personally gives them
He visits the field hospitals and talks to the
ed invariably saying, Good day, comrade, the Kaiser
wishes you speedy recovery The Kaiser dned
staff at Ghent yesterday and returned to
thoroughly dissatisfied with the result of the last
automobile Thursday One Of them said: The
on the seat with the Duke of The
front seat was occupied by while pilot
pallor very marked. He sat like statue
gray coat and listened to the reports of passing officers
the endhe saluted but without smile and then nodded
silently to the chauffeur to go ahead. "
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-07
QUARANTINE ]
At Pittsburg Absolute and No
Cattle, Hogs or Sheep Are
Received There.

PITTsBURG. Pa, Nov. For
the first time in many years, no
cattle, hogs or sheep were received
and no quotations weIe announced
at the Herr's Island stock yards.
Quarantine against the foot and
mouth disease became absolute to-
day and all activity ceased. 1t was
said that packing houses were wen
supplied with dressed meats and
butchers with catYe and higher re-
tail prices were not expected unless
the quarantine was continued for a
considerable period.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-07
DIRECTORS
Of the Board Of Trade to Urge
a Number of Needed I'm
provements at Once.

The board of directors Of. the board
Of trade held a meeting Friday even
ing. Secretary. George w. Dudde-
rar's report was heard and approved.
The directors endorsed the secre-
tary's services in bringing about the
tablishment of a strong Business
Mems League and auth orizeds a CON
tinuance, Of the Joint operation OF
the two organization
The board authorized a further
urgent request to the street car COM
pany for a. track on Second street.
The traction company will also be
asked to improve Its driveway from
Hewes street .tol Its freight depot, !. to
board between its tracks at the
north end Of the West Fork. river
bridge and to improve its crossing in
the Philippt. road in front Of the
Showalter hospital. ~
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company will be .u1b;ently requested
TO improve several STREET actossings
in West Pike street and the MILFORD
road. ~ X ~ ~.
Asspecial: l:maetingtcfsthe board ana
other members ifhterestsil lin the 10
ture activities OF the organization IS
called for. Monday evening ut 7:45
o'clock at board gof trade sheadquar-
fnra ~ N5l1H.f T..
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-07
EXPERTS NAY MAKE
TOUR ACROSS OCEAN
To Prepare for Export Cam
paignlvvindoW Glass Work.
ers Now Contemplate.

P1TTsBURG, Pa, Nov. 1.-THE
current number Of the Glassworker
says:
Great interest attaches to the
meeting Of the National Association
Of Window Glass Mappfa pfactIrers In
Pittsburg next Tuesday.
At that time systematic plan Of
campaign Will, It ~ iind dersto ood, SSbe
worked out to invade the foreign
markets Of the world.
American-made glass is to be
shipped to the Latin-American re.
publics and to European centers, ac-
cording to plans already under CON
sideration, and this expectation will
not be merely In the hope Of secur-
ing transient business, but to estab-
lish a permanent market for the
American product, which will con-
itinue after the war has ended and
which will successfully meet the
competition Of European manufac-
turers when they again enter the
field.
According to well-founded plans
outlined to The Glassworker, the As
sociation Of Window Glass Manufac-
turers will seriously consider the. ad-
visibility of sending a committee OF
experts to the scene Of the proposed
industrial invasion, to personally look
over the ground and perfectly ac-
quaint itself with the mft1y necessary
points Of Information without which
American exporters would be fatally
handicapped. It is recognized that
there are features relative to the
packing Of export goods, and differ
ences Of measurement, OF business
and banking methods which must be
fully mastered.
In addition, the association may
make arrangements to have perma-
nent resident agents and representa-
tives in each of the foreign markets,
men who will go there to live and en-
ter business and become fully iden-
titled with the respective countries,
and thus be in position to adequately
look after the interests Of the Amer
lean manufacturers.
The approaching meeting is ex-
pected to be very representative.
The sessions will be held In the Of
fees Of the ]. r. Johnston Brokerage
Company, First-Second National
Bank building.
Much important business viii be
transacted, and in addition to the
question Of exports, plans will be dis
cussed to improve general business
conditions and perfect plan efficiency.
Steps will likely be taken looking
to the prevention Of a break In the
market due to independent selling and
the establishment of conflicting lists.
The manufacturers will be urged
to stand together and hold their prod
uct for the business boom which is
certain to come within a few months,
rather than dump 1t on the market
at cutthroat prices.