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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-27
INFANTRY ATTACK is
LAUNCHED BY ITALIANS
,ur Assoe,.,~ r.rss,

CHIASso. Switzerland. Oct. 81
Advtces from Brescia state that the
Italians on October 90 interrupted
their bombardment at Gorilla to per-
nit Of the launching of formidable
Infantry attack. They captured
strong positions but the Austrian ar
tillery proving effective against them
the Italians resumed the lombard
ment from south of Tolmino to st.
Andrea.
The situations of the Austrians at
Gorilla is considered critical the
Brescia dispatches indicate, as the
Austrian artillery is outranged and
the Italians are now attacking the
Austrian inner line.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-27
MADE
BY RUSSELL
FOR DEBATE
With Local Clergy on Matters
Religious in His Court
House Meetings.
Communicated

Apostle Russell began his course of
lectures in the court house last eycts-
ing before a large congregation of
Clarksburg's most Intelligent ladies
and gentlemen. The appSc:iatise mods
of assent showed thai he had won his
Congregation to a bellsf Of his argu-
ment though 1t was vastly foreign
to that of the ave:lge Protestant
church. He propounled the following
question. If you are not deluded
tiu respect to the rest: cctIua Of ,he
dead, but believe that there will he
a literal resurrection OF Tho Just and
the unjust as is stall in Apostle
Sonn's gospel and u. tho same tina
believe as the gre.: mass or rGl!giohs
PEOPLE do, that this COCA 80 10 heaven
lat death and the ba'ac 70 Of humanity
20 to hell, both parties 10 remain in
their respective abodss Throughout.
The countless ageA Of eternity.
How can such things be. for the
resurrection means the spirit and body
of all humanity will come together on
this earth at the resurrection day?
But the churches say they remain In
heaven or hell forever. He asked for
a solution to be presented by some
Of the learned clergy Of the city, or
let them admit their theory is erron-
eous. Again he asked: How can a
moral or a wicked person remain In
hell forever and be rewarded for even
giving cup of cold water to a disciple
because he is a disciple?
Paper was supplied 30 the congrega-
ton upon which 1t wrote many very
Interesting questions Of a most COM
plieated nature but Apostle Russell
without the slightest hesitancy ans
wered them to the full satisfaction Of
the hearers.
One question asked was. will you
debate one of tho clergy Of the city IL
he comes with fair propositions to-
morrow "wednesday EVENING"" Mr..
Russell said: Eyes, and ! will sign
up for anything from ten to twenty
nights asking only fair play, and If
my opponent thinks that it is too much
to allow me half time i will give him
forty five minutes out of each hour
while / take the remaining fifteen"
/ The congregation said it was the
hest it had ever heard and is surely
going right along with al lit can
induce to go. He extends special
Invitation to the city clergy to occupy
4 the rostrum and air their own views
ian dtear his doctrines to ribbons as
he said, II they can.
His discourses on the court house
lawn at 2:45 each afternoon are
drawing fine crowds and the interest
lis splendid. His answers to all ques.
tons are very satisfactory to reason
liable minds. He explodes their pei
theories as though they were hit b,
Ii soEtystMp eentemetey she'll
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FOUR DAYS
CONTINUED from page one.)


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the Clarksburg Telegram to canvass
the votes and award the fifteen mag
|nffcent prizes and the ten per cent
cash commission will be announced
Thursday evening. These men will
decide what competitors have done
sufficient work to entitle them to the
gold prizes offered absolutely free Of
cost.
The campaign will close next Mon
day night vi Q o'clock, and all candi-
dates both in the city and country who
wish to deposit subscriptions that
night must be in the Telegram Office
before the above hour, and those who
are in this Office before the doors are
closed at 9 o'clock will be given the
opportunity to turn their subscrip-
tons over to the campaign department
and cast their ballots in the ballot box.
The box will then be locked, sealed
and placed in a safety deposit vault in
a local bank where 1t will remain un-
til the board Of judges convene Tues
day night to make the final count OF
the votes and award the prizes.
Lumberport Baby Leads.
The picture printed at the beginning
of this story today is a true likeness
of little George Washington Britton.
He is about twenty-five months old
and is loved by all who know him.
This is his first time to lead the race
for the first prize Of $500 but he car
ries OFF all the honor tonight for he
has 343,381 votes. George Washington
was one of the first to be nominated
in the Clarksburg Telegram's Shower
OF Gold campaign and his parents and
friends are determined he shall be
one Of the first in the prize list on the
night Of November 2. You do not
wonder that George Washington is
making such creditable race. for
who could deny such a bewitching
little lad every encouragement and
support when you look into his brown
eyes and see hidden therein the power
to conquer future obstancles even
greater than his representatives are
now sur1hounting.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-27
Messrs. Wigand and Brotsman and
they still hold chattel mortgage for

Messrs. Wigand and Brotsman and
they still hold chattel mortgage for
$500 on it.
Sheriff Norwood told a representa-
tie Of the Telegram that West had
been Identified sufficiently for his pur-
poses, as the man who is wanted on
a charge Of stealing the automobile.
When Sheriff Norwood started for
Clarksburg, P. D Powell, county de-
tective of Starke county, o.. proceed
ed to Columbus, o., where he obtain
ed from Governor Willis of that state,
requisition papers for Vests return
to Starke county. The papers were
signed by the governor Tuesday. Then
the detective proceeded to Charles
ton, this state, for the purpose Of OBJ
tanning the necessary papers from
Governor Hatfield for the release OF
West from the custody of Sheriff
Ross F. Stout into the custody Of
Sheriff Norwood. The last named
official received a telegram wednes-
day morning from Mr.. Howell at
Charleston stating that Governor
Hatfield had issued and signed the
requisition papers and that Howell
was coming to Clarksburg at once
with them.
A. F. McCue, an attorney of West
Union, who was summoned here to
look after young Vests interests, and
VIII E. Morris, former, prosecuting
attorney, held consultation with
West in the county jail weinesdaS
morning. What action is to be taken
by West has not as yet been divulged.
It was stated, however. that West was
10 Doddridge county hoy. :
That search for young West had
been conducted for some time by au-
thorities OF Starke. county, o., was
disclosed when Sheriff Norwood ad-
mitted that he was in this city week
or so ago In connection with the case.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-27
.D!S0RD!ERLY CONDUCT
Charged against Minnie Taylor
and She is to Be Tried
Tonight.

Charged with being disorderly at
her home on Seventh street, Colo
NAL Heights, Minnie Taylor is to be
given trial before Mayor G. H. Cor
don in police court at 1880 o'clock
this evening. She was arrested Tues
day night by officer Isenhart. It Is
alleged thatsshe was using profanity
in loud tones.
It was said at the police depart
ment that officers have been watch
ing her home for sometime past,
as the result Of reports from neigh
ibors that disorder had been going
on there. q
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-27
FRANKS
of Children on Halloween Must
Not Go Too Far, Says
Mayor Gordon.

Children may have their usual good
time Halloween night but they must
keep their pranks within the law.
When it comes to destruction and. de-
facing OF property, city police will
take a hand.
SUCH was the announcement made
Wednesday afternoon by Mayor G. H.
Gordon, who requested that parents
warn their children not to carry
their pranks too far. Numerous
complaints have already been re-
ceived at the police department of
the activity Of the children, who have
been putting soap on windows and
piling chairs on porches.
The mayor stated that number
of plain clothes men were to be
sworn in and would be distributed
in various parts OF the city to watch
for the youthful prankers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-27
DECISION RESERVED
BY Magistrate Jackson v. Car.
ter in Alleged Violation of
Prohibition Law Case.

George Jackson, colored. charged
with carrying liquor for another
from one point to another within
the state. and George Miller and
George Allen, also colored. charged
with selling Intoxicating liquor In
violation of the prohibition law, were
tried in Magistrate j. v. Carter.s
court Tuesday evening. Magistrate
Carter reserved his decision in the
case. ''.'
Jackson is a taxic cab driver and
was arrested at the Baltimore and
Ohio passenger station recently when
Miller and Allen boarded his taxi
to be driven to the city with a large
quantity OF liquor. All three men
were arrested at the time, but have
had their liberty under bonds for
their appearance at the trial Tuesday
evening.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-27
ANOTHER
Peace Warrant is Issued in a
Squab!b!!!eg among ksburg
American Employees.

The peace warrant recently issued
by Magistrate r. Edward Kid1
against Frank Sheldon, OF the
Clarksburg American, at the instance
OF w. E. Myers, another employee of
the American, was dismissed We'd
nesday afternoon on the ground that
the writ did not cite that It was di-
rected to a special constable, such an
officer having made the arrest. 6
Myers irnmed iately swore out an-
other peace warrant against Sheldon
and the latter furnished bond to APP
pear at 2 O'clock Monday afternoon
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-27
THEFT OF WATCH
And Chain is Alleged and
NorthvieW Man is Jailed 1
for a Trial.

Ezra Matheney, of Northview. was
arrested and placed In the county Jail
Wednesday morning by a constable to
await atrial in Magistrate R. Edward
Kidd,s court on a charge Of stealing q
gold watch and chain, valued at. $24.
from Harvey Gray. who. resides near
the Hazel-Atlas glass factory. ,t-
Gray alleges that AEatheney snatched
the watch and chain from him after
asking him what time it was while
they we're standing ON q street corner
about three weeks ago.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-27
A Great Factor in Long Life

Health and comfort in advanced
years can best be maintained by avoid
ing worry as far as possible, and adj
herring to a simple diet, but IL the vi
tality gets low. the system becomes
rundown and weakness creeps on,
our local druggists. Stone & Mercer,
have q wonderful combination Of the
three most successful tonics,- iron. cod
liver extract and beef peptone-ali
combined In vinol, which they guar
antee to build up and create strength
for the rundown and aged, or refund
your mon Advert issmsnt
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-27
mrs. GREGG Dead
Wife Of One Of the Few SURVIVE
ing Great Commanders of
Civil War is Claimed.
tnyAssoe,Ar1rp pes,p

READING, Pa Oct. !, 27.-Mrs.
Ellen Frances Gregg. wife of General
D. Nc M. Gregg. the latter one OF
the few surviving great commanders
of the Civil war. died here today.
Mrs. Gregg was "a years old. She
was q descendant Of Frederick H.
Muhlenberg, speaker of the first
United States Congress, and great
granddaughter Of Joseph Hester, at
one time governor Of Pennsylvania.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-27
RED HOT
Is the Revival Meetings Ten
Days at Local Salvation
Army Hall to Be.

There will be ten days Of red hot
revival meetings at the Salvation
Army hall at 101 West Main street
commencing Saturday night. The
meetings win be conducted by ADJ
j6tant George Willis assisted by Cap
tain Harry Purdum, cornetest and
soloist, and the Rev. Banks Wood
ford. The program will be as fol-
lows: ~
Saturday, 7:45 p. m.-Jesus the
Christ.
Sunday, 1880 a. m.-Power.
Sunday, $3.50 p. m.-Conscience.
Sunday, 7:45 p. m.-Water Made
Monday. 7:45 p. m.-aain and
Wednesday. 7:45 p. m,-At tae
Thursday. TEAS ,. m.-At the
Door.
Friday, 7:45 p. m.-Too Late.
Saturday, 7:45 p. m.-Lost and
Sunday. 1880 a. ma clean
sunday. $3.50 p. m.-At the We'd
ding.
Is. Sunday day; 7;45 p. m--The judy
M. Monday. 7:45 p. m.-white
Tuesday. 7:45 p. m.-Home Of tho
Soul.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-27
OF JUDICIAL SALE OF vALUs
ABLE REAL ESTATE In THE TOWN
OF BRIDGEPORT. HARRISON COuN4
TY, WEST VIRGINIA.
Everett Ross and CLAY R0aH
Ke e ". We

OF JUDICIAL SALE OF vALUt
b ABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE TOWN
OF BRIDGEPORT. HARRISON COUN4
TY. WEST VIRGINIA.
Everett Ross, and Clay Ross,
vs. In Chancery.
John Ross Albert Ross, Edua Ross, Inc
fant;l Goldie Ross, Infant, and Anna Elexs
: The undersigned Special Commissioners
pursuant to an order entered in the abovl
styled cause On sthe 18th. day Of October
1915, in the Circuit Court Of Harrison
SATURDAY, N0yElRER 9TH. 1sl6 An
TWO sOfOLOOK, r. N. fa4
At the front door OF the Court House o.
said county, sell at public cutlery to the
highest bidder upon the terms shereinaftei
Being all Of lot No. % as shown ON thl
plat Of .Ross Addition to the Town 81
Bridgeport West virginia. This property
u we'll located. being right near thu
Bridgeport depot and trolley line int
Terms OF sale: One.third cash in hand
on day Of sale aud the residue In TIVE
equal payments, with interest from date
payable to the. undersigned Special Com
nissioners. in six and Twelve months from
date Of sale. evidenced by notesswith goot
with option however, to the nur
chaser to pay all cash OF a. much over the
one-third a. purchaser. may eieet.,,.
Z A vendors lien will be retained for nm
paid balance otspurchase money.
/. W. FRANK STOUT,
BIAGI0 MERENDINo,
Special Commissioners,
]. T. Wade Cohmag.ssC Clerk q the Circuit
Court Of Harrison County. West virginia
hereby ecertthes that bond with surety api
proved BY me as such, In the penalty pro.
ytded By said decfsa. has been given bJ
said Special CcRmiasIo toners:
j. WADE C0EE1LAN.
Clerk OF the Circuie Court Of HarrfsoH
Counts. NSHt Xiyginia. I s
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-27
SUTHERLAND HERE.

The Hon. Howard Sutherland. OF
Elkins. congrsssman-at-large. was a
prominent visitor insthe city Tuesday
evening. He discussed politics with
local Republicans and left the Inn
preston that he would soon an
nounce his candidacy for the Repub-
lican nomination for United States
senator. tsai so ;sF
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-27
WORKING ON ROADS.

A young man giving the name or
Paul Murphy is serving sentence OF
ten days on the county roads for
stealing q ride on train in the local
railroad yards. The sentence WAS
pronounced Tuesday night In Masts-
trate 7. 81. NiceWarper,s court.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-27
no WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

This is to give notice that my wife
Ellen Davis) Channel, has left my
bed and board without any Just .causg
or provocation. therefore notify ali
persons not to give her credit on my
account as / will not stand responsible
for any debts she may contract
~ SYLVESTER CEARyONEL,
Oct. 8. 1915. Kernes. W. Va.
n .Al.s.. 49,. u. Af.ti. ~ y IS Y
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-27

one child in four dies before 1T IS
six years of age ri
Mocnshining Is being carried on in
Russia since vodka was suppressed.
Thes iilfcit sttlIs use TsheiiHc.. from
which alcohol II distilled.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-27
ANOTHER spy EXECUTED.
tsyIAssoe,.rrp ,,,r,s,

LONDON. Oct. 27-oficial an
ncuncement was made today that an
other spy, had been put to death. The
announcement said the prisoner
charged with espionage was tried re-
Gently by the general court martial;
found guilty and sentenced to death.
This sentence was carried out this
morning. $ " :
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-27

The word hoyden, now applied ex-
clusively to noisy young woman,
formerly denoted person OF like
Character. but OF either sex.
The Chinese now must doff their
hats when meeting frinds. The gov
eminent has adopted western ideas
In enforcing its new customs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-27
PREGAUFION
Is Taken by King of Greece So
Country's Neutrality May
Not Be Misunderstood.

PARIS, Oct. DENOMINATION was
received here today to the effect that
King Constantine of Greece has given
up his project of going from Athens
to Saloniki. The king had made all
preparations for the trip but finally
concluded 1t might lead to an am
barrassing situation. owing to the
presence at Saloniki of the allied
commanders. as an exchange of Of
fetal calls with them might be con-
strued.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-27
NO MORE FOOTBALL.

GALEsBURG, Ill, oct 81. THE fac
ulty Of Knox College decided Wednes-
day that football shall be discontinued
at least this year because of the death
OF Bryan Scott, as result of injuries
received in the game with St Louis
October is.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-27
PIERCE RANIK!s.

BERLIN. Oct da7.-German troops
under Field Marshal Won Hindenburg
have penetrated Russian positions over
4 front Of more tina ma mile In the
lighting in the Dvinsk region, the war
once announced Wednesday. &
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-27

The ravages OF moth In southern
California are to me minimixed byfa
trap. into which they are lured by
means of light.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-27

Wisconsin sends out e. train load
OF cheese every day Of the year,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-27
YOUNG Man

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-09
YALE LINEUP NOW lacks LEG0RE;
RIOTERS YELL IN VAIN FOR STAR
any Guesses as to His Absence From Regulars Are Be-
ing Made but Real Reason Is Said to Be That Legore
Sometimes Chances Signals Not Clearly Heard and
Thus Causes Costly Mistakes to Be Made.
nv FRANk G. MENkE.

leading games. His marvellous passing,
fine open field running and sure hard
tacklinE were important factors in
nearly every successful move the Ellis
made When the season ended. a large
number OF leading critics ranked him
second only 10 Haryard's Eddie Mahan
as valuable all around backfield man.
LegOre has lost none OF his prowess.
He can pass just as well If not better
than last year, and does everything
else in Just as capable a way as he
did Why. then. has LegOre been kept
on the second eleven so far this sea-
son?
LegOre Strengthens Scrubs.
"Hinkey is saving Legore for the big
games later on and doesn't want to
risk his getting in the early affairs
that is the most popular guess I,e-
gore on the second team has been the
big sensation. The daily reports OF
progress behind the barred gates al
New Haven contain regular accounts
of how the husky lad has smeared the
varsity, several times peeling off long
runs that have enabled the scrubs to
triumph over the regulars. He has
shown himself by all odds the most
powerful football player at Yale
'Legore is being kept off the varsity
for the present so that the other men
VIII get chance to develop thus
tunkey Will have plenty of first class
substitutes available when the biz time
rolls around there is another OF the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-09
P0LICE-FIREMEN
PLAY BALL SUNDAY

A record sale Of tickets has been
made for the Police iremen baseball
game to be played at Washington park
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock The
two teams have been practicing for
the past month and II is a fifty-fifty
bet on which viii make the better
score.
Chief John Wray OF the Firemen
sWears his team will win out on sheer
efficiency and because the boys have
their bodies in good practice condition,
while the police look upon the slender
long arm Of Hugh Thompson and say
IN that arm rests their success. The
first ball Is TO be tossed by mayor Tom
Lea while a special box has been re-
served for the mayor and councilmen-
The line up viii be as follows:
Pollce- W a. Simpson. first baset
l. L Hall. second base; Trinidad Ortiz,
third base; Joe stowe, shortstop: Man
uel Saldivar, left field; Dick Evans,
center; James Arrendeu, right field.
Hugh Thompson, pitcher; Dan Johnson,
catcher; Nat o. Hudson and J. II
Lapin. bench.
Firenen: A B. Place, first base. Al
Won Balloon second base. W. J. Hunt,
third base; W F. Smith shortstop:
Int Stewart, left field. A Petersen,
center field L Lyons, right field: W.
a Steser, pitcher; J. J. Sullivan, pitch
er: John W. Wray. catcher; J. c. Roder
substitute.
After the PoIice-Firemen game. the
9Th and 10th Infantry teams viii play.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-09
PURITYS EVEN
UP ON SERIES
Weiss Bests Maresch and
Soldiers Will Use Star
Graham on Sunday.

Aaresch and Weiss furnished q pitch
ing duel at Rio Grande park on Friday
afternoon that was quite OF worlds
series class Considerably TO the sur
prise OF many Of the fans, "GrasshOp-
per" Weiss was sent to the mound for
the Puritys and he made good. but only
after q battle with Maresch that viii ne
remembered for a long time The game
was real thriller and was won by the
Puritysr TO 1 after a great ninth
inning rally.
The series now stands even. each
team having won two games, and when
il is resumed on Sunday afternoon, IL
is expected that the attendance will be
even larger than last Sunday Graham,
the Alexander" Of the army team. is
announced as the finger for the SOL
dlers while Red" Brennan, who has
found it difficult to be on hand for the
weekly games, will likely start for the
Commercial league champions
A battle between Graham and Bren-
nan should be a real pippin. In the
event that Brennan does not work. the
pitching Tor the bakers viii likely fan
10 the lot OF PecregOu. who did good
work in his game this week
The chief honors OF Fridays game go
10 Billy MeaSon- With LeyVa rOOsting
on first in the ninth inning. Meason
came 10 bat 1Iaresch evidently looked
for him 10 lay down hunt and grooved
the bali MeasOn double crossed him
and poled the bail TO the outfieId for
two bases, scoring Leyva with the win
ming run.
The bakers made several changes in
their team and the result was improved
play PedreSon replaced Dwyer at first
whlle Pete LeyVa was put in the out
held IN the place of Darnell- Pete was
right there" with the FINLEY hit in the
ninth.
The soldiers also made some changes
ana played Graham at first. sending
Morch TO the outtield. Longmyre got
into the game at third base