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German.

BERLIN. May 81 Via London).-
Army headquarters to-day issued
the following statement:
Regardless of their great failures
Of May %. the French repeated
their attempts to break through our
lines between Vermelle and the
Lorettc hills. Very strong forces
were brought forward for storm
attack along narrow stretch of
six miles, but the attacking force
everywhere was repulsed. We are
in full possession of our positions.
An uncommonly large number of
fallen Frenchmen are lying in front
OF our trenches.
further French attacks were di-
rected against our line of Souchez-
Melville
South OF Souchez the battle has
not yet come to a conclusion.
During reconnoiterinS expedi-
ton north of Dixmude we took one
officer and twenty-five Iselgians
prisoners.
Further enemy advances AT Sos-
sons and in the forest of lie Pretre
were repulsed.
An air attack was SUCCESSFULLY
carried out by us on the fortitica-
tons at Southend, OH the lower
Thames.
I'm the eastern thcater there has
been no change in the situation.
I'm the southeastern area an at
tack by our troops progresses north
east of Przemysl and in the dis
trict Of Stry. The booty and YES
terdays results cannot yet he per
celved."
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Austrian.

VIENNA, May - (via Londou).-
The following official communica-
ton was issued to-day:
I'm tho northeastern theater of
war. In the district around Przemysl,
the allied troops in the bitter fight
ing are making further progress.
East Of Radynino parts of our
Sixth Corps captured Nienowice and
the heights OF Hosodysko. which
the Russians obstinately defended,
and took over 1000 prisoners and
six guns.
Southeast OF PrZemysl the allied
troops succeeded in penetrating a
hostile main defense position near
Gousskow, repulsinG tho Russians.
We captured $500 prisoners and
eleven machine guns. The lighting
is proceeding.
simultaneously the Austrian and
German troops of General Alexander
Lnsingen's army broke through
the Russian line southeast Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-28
Loss OF APPETITE
Most Successfully Treated by Tiki,
Hoods Sarsnparilla.

Loss OF appetite Is accompanied r.
loss OF vitality, which is serious.
1t is common in the spring BEGAN.
at this timc the blood is Impure an
impoverished and falls to give tho a,
gesttve organs what Is absolu, M
necessary for the proper performanc
OF their functions.
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the old reli,n,
all the-year- round medicine, is esn.
cially useful in the spring. Get
from your druggist to-day. BY pur,,,
ing and enrichins the blood and pivin,
vitality. vigor and tone, it Is wond.r
fully successful In the treatment =
loss of appetite and the other nilm.rt
prevalent at this time. It is not sir,
ply spring medicine--it Is much MOI,
than that-but IT Ia the best sprin'
medicine.
Hoods Sarsaparilia makes the rim,
red blood the digestive organs n4ca
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-28
KING ISSUES ORDERS
TO ARMY AND NAVY

ROME, May % tvia parisJ. Nav ~
King Victor Emmanuel. on taxing su.
preme command Of the Italian army and
navy. issued the following ordcr
SOLDIERS on land and sea The SOLEMN
hour Of the nations claims has struck
Following the example Of my grand.
father. take to-day supreme command
of Italys forces om land and sea, win
the assurance Of victory which YOUR
bravery, cf-abncgation and discipline
Will obtain.
The enemy YOU are preparing 10
haht Is hardened 10 war and worthy
OF you. Favored by the nature. of the
GROUND ana ski!ifni works. he will re-
sist tehaciou'iy, hut your unsubdued
ard"r vii! surely vanqu!sh him
: "sold:trs, 10 you haS come the glory
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Belgian.

HANRE. May 81 tvia paris).-A
Belgian official statement given out
under date Of May rs reads
The artillery Of the enemy has
hombarded our advance posts and
the village OF Costkerd. Our bat
teries replied successfully. notably
in the direction of Schoore. where
bursting shells caused a fire ana
violent explosions"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-28
Italian,

ROME, May 21.--The following
official statement was issued to-
night:
ON May 25, on the Tyrol-Tren-
tine frontier, Italian troops occu-
pied the heights OF Montbanno. from
which point the enemy was forced
TO retreat, abandoning tents and
materials. The Italian artillery
located TonezZo and silenced the
cncmys fire.
in Carnia, our success around
NaldeRano is confirmed the Italians
occupying Sasclla and Prcvola
lin the Raccolana Valley our
losses We're four killed and one of
hcer and ten men wounded. The
cnemy's losses were heavy.
The general situation is entirely
satisfactory"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-28
TORPEDOED AND SHIELDED
BY GERMAN SUBMARINE

CARDIFF. WALES, May - via Lon
don.-The steamer Morwenna of Mon
treal. was torpedoed and shellcd by a
German submarine at midday on We'd
nesday, so miles west by south Of ST
AIMS Head.
One member of the crew was killed
and three were wounded. The others
have been landed here
The Morwcnna was bound from
Cardiff for sydney, Cape Breton, in
ballast
The Belgian trawler Jaqueline picked
up the crew.
The Morwenna. British steamer.
was ESQ feet long. and was owned by
the ST. Lawrence Shipping Company. of
Montreal
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THINKS TORPEDO
STRUCK HIS SHIP
CONTINUED from First rage.l

Continued from First rage)
however, were thar the laying Of un-
anchored contact mines should he for
hidden. and that all mines should be OF
SUCH character AS to become harmless
Immediately on being detached from
their anchorage.
Count Won Bernstorff, the German
ambassador, to-day presented :. mem
orandum 10 the State Department, stat
ins that mines laid by Germany be-
come harmless when unloosed Previ-
ously the British government had given
the United States similar assurances.
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Glass Addres.cs bankers.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 27.-Renre
sentative Carter Glass. OF Virginia. il
an address to-day before the bankers
OF California, oregon, Idaho and Neva
da, in joint convention here. said the
European land bank system was adupt-
able TO this country, and advocated a
land mortgage bank.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-28

Of unfurling Itaiy's colors on the sacred
lands which nature has given as the
sfrontiers of our country. To you has
ing the work undertaken with go much
heroism by our fathers"
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|
| The automobile parade in Jackson
vile last year was II great success
That something like that success shall
! he realized here is the aim OF the Of
i hcers OF the Automobile Club. and they
VIII bend all their energies to that
end
COMMITTEES OF ARRANGEMENTS
ARE WORKING VIGOROUSLY
Intense activity prevails among the
committees OF arrangements for the re-
! union. Generally speaking, very salts
factory Roadway Is being made.
Especially good progress is being
ii'ue IN the work OF decorating the
Guy. Building after building is talk
ing on Its Earb of nags or bunting
and the decorators are Just about tho
haroest rushed people in city where
everybody is catching the fever of eX-
| cltement which always attends the
Preliminaries of huge gathering of
people. Residences as well as business
houses are being decorated, so that by
the time the reunion opens the city
VIII be dressed out in the patriotic
colors from one end to the other
FRANKLIN Street. from Fifth street to
the Boulevard. has been hung with
hass Mt the intersection with every
cross street. The Court of Honor from
stuart Circle to the Davis monument
has received double portion of dec
ora lions, and is atlame with color.
While every day OF the reunion will
be crowded with occurrences OF inter
est and Importance, the last day. bv
common consent. will be the day when
the climax OF the gala occasion will
be reached 1t will be on that day
that the parade will take place Many
companies of the States best troops
VIII be in the parade. Room will also
be made for the thousands Of veterans.
all Of whom that are physically able
viii march in the grand procession.
Forty survivors Of Stuarts famous
cavalry and the remnants of other
noted Confederate organizations will
be in the parade. Several Governor.
from other states will attend the re-
union. and in most cases will bring
crack military companies with them
RETAIL STORES WILL BE
CLOSED NEXT THURSDAY
All members Of the Retail Merchants
Associat ton except druggists and con-
iect!nners Viii he closed next Thurs
day. according to Secretary w. A.
Clarke. Jr., of that organizations Tina,
day has heen designated by the Mayor
as an official holiday. and the Retail
Merchants Association will go observe
II. giving their clerks whole day off
Secretary Clarke yesterday interviewed
most OF the retail concerns which arc
not members of the organization and
practically all the retail stores viii be
closed Housekeepers are requested 10
take note of tho general closing
planned for next Thursday and do
their buying ahead The usual half
holiday on Memorial Day will not he
observed, hut instead there will he a
whole holiday on Thursday
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BRITISH SUBMARINE
MAKES SUCCESSFUL RAID

Especial Gable to The Times Dispatch
LONDON. May 2I.-The admiralty an
nounces that, in a raid on the Sea OF
Marmora. the British submarine ELL
sank vessel with great quantity Of
ammunition on board, chased and tor
redoed supply ship off Rodosto, ran
another ship ashore, and finally entered
the waters OF Constantinople and dis
charged torpedo alongside the ar
senal
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DELAY ACTION ON DIVIDEND
Baldwin Locomotive Directors Postpon
Declaration on Common stock

PHILADELPHIA. May 27.--Thc di-
rectors OF the Baldwin Locomotive
Works to-day postponed action on the
semiannua! dividend on the common
stock OF tho corporation, but declared
the regular semiannual dividend Of
!! . per cent on the preferred stock.
Action on the common stock Was post
poned, il, was said. because OF business
conditions during tho last six months
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Condition OF King satisfactory.

BERLIN. May 81 Cvia London, May
2S,-Advicts from Athens. originating
from source close to King Constan.
tine. are that the~condition OF the King
Is In general thoroughly satisfactory,
contrary 10 alarming reports.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-28

The older boys are just
as literally provided for.
The parent who sends
away from Richmond for
boys wear is denying
themselves of the advan-
tages of wide assortment
and low prices that our
producing facilities afford.
Suits priced at S. and
up.
Shoes, Underwear, Shirts,
Hats, NcckWear = every
thing your boy wears is
here.
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COMPLETE PROGRAM FOR
CORNERSTONE LAYING
Continued from First rageD

VINO has listed his car will try to get
at least one other to enter his car.
The automobile parade in Jackson
vile last year was n great success
lhat something like that success shall
ne realized here is the aim OF the Of
hcers OF the Automobile Club. and they
VIII bend all their energies to that
end
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The Big
Little Boys Store

is showing the most superb
washable garments for tots
to be found outside of the
metropolis!
Tommy Tucker" style
(like picture) is one of the
new things. It's as dainty
and cute as can be, and
when we line up beside
it the "Aleadowbrook, ="
M d d Y" and oliver
Twist" models-all of our
own make-you have the
satisfaction of knowing
that all the new things on
the market are before you.
Priced at Csc and up.
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!. !. - :. y :. - !. - - - - !.
J. KENOVA NEWS :.
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The roof ON the Baptist church
has recently been repainted.
Mrs Fred Beucheimer is Wis
ing friends at Parkersburg.
Miss Jennie Walker was a re-
cent visitor at Huntington.
Miss Kathleen Holt called on
Ceredo friends Monday after
noon.
John Thompson was mingling
with friends at Ironton last Snt-
urday.
Mrs. Carl Cochran has about
recovered from severe indis-
position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson Willis
were visitors at the Gate City
recently.
Mrs. w. p. Ferguson spent Sat
urday afternoon with Huntington
friends
Mrs. Lucy Saunders was a Wis
itor at Huntington Saturday af-
fbernOon.
Miss Dora Ridgeway has re-
turned from a visit with relatives
at Russell, KY.
Mrs. Alfred Bachus of Hart
ford is the pleasant guest of Mrs.
E. l.. Taylor.
Thomas ID. Hutchison trans
acted business at Huntington one
day last week.
Mrs. j. w. Roudebush is suf-
fering from a severe attack of
facial neuralgia.
The genial Wesley Wood was
a business visitor at Ceredo one
day this week.
Conductor and Mrs. w. i. Mar
shall of Portsmouth were recent
visitors to our city, being the
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Huntington Factory
Making War Shoes.

As result Of the war IN Europe
the Perry Norvell Shoe company
OF Huntington has been compelled
20 quadruple Its output of special
shoes for workers in powder facto
ries. These shoes are made unique
specifications, which proyide that
no metal whatever shall be used in
their manufacture. The company
has big contracts with the Dupont
and a large number Of independent
powder companies.
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VOLUME xxx
PUPILS
To Open War on Perils of Bad
Teeth.

The school children of Cincin-
matt will be called to arms on
October %. A tooth brush will
be thrust upon everyone of them
as a weapon. War is to b. de
clared against that invisible enc
my called germs, which, dentists
say is constantly assailing the
digestion of the school children
of this stats and of the United
States.
Fully 100000 teeth are decay
ing in the mouths of 10000
school children in Cincinnati, be
cause they do not care for their
.te eth as they should. This on
an average would be six decayed
teeth for every child
DIR. Harvey Wiley, noted ad-
vocate of pure foods, will give a
lecture on October %, at Gin
icinnati before the public, physi-
clans, teachers and univer-
,sity students. Z h Mothers
club there will be asked to help
buy brushes for the children
,ibut those who can buy them in
dividually will be urged to do SO.
Experts say New York is train
ing new race of children, dis
ease proof, because all ports of
entry for microbes are being
fortified by pure living. This
shows us very plainly what is be
ing done in other states, in other
counties and in other schools.
Why could this not be done
right here in our county and in
our schools? | think if some
one in Wayne county would start
such a work as this, that it
would be a grand and noble
deed. 1t is estimated that there
are about 200 school houses in
p Wayne county, and on an averag,
of 80 school children to every
school this would be 1000 school
children in this county, which. if
every child averaged, as | think
they would, six decayed teeth,
would make - 900 decayed teeth
in the mouths of the school chill
dren of Wayne county. Clean
illness of the teeth makes the face
more beautiful, hinders the dis
ease called indigestion from
sweeping its way through the
country and killing people like "A
reaper with his sickle cuts down
swaths Of wheat. The health of
the body depends largely upon
the care of the teeth. Toothache
should be regarded not as the bat
tie alarm, but as the enemy's S tri
umph.
Prevention, not treatment, is
our aim.
ETA PERDUE.
Age ia pupil Of the Buffalo
High School
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ELECTION RETURNS
Result of Tuesdays Elect
ton i'm Several States.

New YORK, Massaohusetts aud
Pennsy lvaria defeated the question
of granting suffrage TO women by
overwhelming majoliiies.
Although both Republicans and
Democrats claim victory in Ken
tucky, the result is in doubt.
Prohibition was defeated in Ohio
by majority of about 40 900. Last
years majority agaiast prohibition
was $4,000.
Samuel w. Mccall, Republican,
was elected governor of Massa-
chuetts over Governor David |.
Walsh, Democrat.
In New Jersey the Republicans
gained two sta senator's, which
will make the next senate stand l3
Republicans to Democrats. The
indications point to Republican
majority in the next state assembly.
The Republicans won victory
in Philadelphia, electing their candi-
date for mayor over the so.cslled
reform candidate by plurality of
from go, 900 to 80, 900. The Demo-
cratic candidate has less than 1000
votes in total registration of
900, 800
In Maryland Republicans and
Democrats both claim victory.
The result in the several states,
as ascertalned, is very encouraging
to Republicans.
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Jurors for the November Court.

The following jurors have been
drawn for the November term of
circuit court, which conveneS at
Wayne November s:
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ROBINSON RESIGNS
Eminent JuriSt Leaves
The State Supreme
Bench.

Charleston, w. Va, Oct. 26-PTes-
ident Ira X. Robinson, of the West
Virginia Supreme Court Of Appeals,
to-day announced his resignation,
aud immediatly retired from tho
bench. Judge George PofFenbarger,
because of his long service in tho
court, took up the position, no sue
cessor for Judge Robinson having
been named by Governor Hatfield.
Judge Robinson was appointed TO
the supreme bench by Governor
Glasscock, October Is, 1907 10 fill
an uuexpired term and 10 1908 ho
vas nominated and elected TO that
position which he filed with credit
and honor up TO the time Of his res-
ignation. Judge Robinson has serv-
ed little over eight years Of his
term and had one year more TO
serve.
During his incumbency on tba
bench Judge Robinson made most
profound impression as a very able
jurist and a profound student Of tho
law and has written many opinions
that have attracted attention. His
ability has been recognized by tho
National Bar association and other
high legal organizations throughout
the country.
No statement accompanied the
resignation of the judge as to his
future intentions but this action on
his part foreshadows his early en-
trance into the race for the guberna--
tofial nomination.
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CHARLES DAVIS
Kenova's Well-known Carpenter,
Has His Leg Broken.

Chas. Davis, the carpenter, went
to Kentucky to attend funeral
last Sunday. He was in bug
Wy when the horse attached to
the vehicle became frightened
and the carriage was overturned.
Mr.. Davis was so unfortunate as
to have his right leg broken be
tween the knee and ankle
He was brought to his home at
tins place and DrS. Rife and Goff
set the limb. 1t will be many
days before he will De able to
work.
oct ~ RFPOBTER.
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A Pine WhooDInn Gonnh RRmRdn

Mothers, DR. Bell Pine Tar Honey
is just the remedy for your children's
cold ailments, The fact is that pine is
quick enemy OF cold conditions. It's
qualities loosen the mucous in the throat,
soothe the lungs and open up the air
passages The combination of honey
soothing and pleasant, with the loosen
ing pine quality makes this an ideal
cough remedy for children. Each pass
ing year brings for It new friends. a
fami y OF growing children cannot af
ford 20 be without il. Pc bottle. adv.
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Married.

Herman Farri- of this place and
Miss Lula Smith Of Barboursville
were united in marriage at Ports.
mouth, Ohio, October %, 1915.
They will 90 to housekeeping
either at this place or Huntington.
They both held positions at Camden
park this summer and they fell in
love with each other there and agreed
20 travel together down the matTi-
monial lane.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-11-03
A GIooued system Needs Attention.

Are you bilious, dizzy and listlessr
DR. Kings New Life Pills taken at once
seizes upon constipation aud starts the
bowels moving naturally and easily.
Moreover it acts without gripping. Neg
lect of n clog ed system often leads to-
most serious complications. Poisonous
matters and IA body poorly functioning
need immediate attention III you wish
TO wake up tomorrow morning happy in
mind and entir ly satisfied, start your
treatment tonight 25c bottle. adv.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-11-03
Get Rid OF Those POiSOnS In Your
SuStHm.

You will find DIR. Kings New Life
Pi'is most satisfactory laxative in Ie.
leasing the poisons from your system.
Accumulated waste and poisons cause
manifold ailments unless released. Dlz-
illness, spots before the eyes. blackness
and miserable feeling generally are
indications that you need DIR. King s
New Life Pills Take dose to- night
and you will experience grateful rel of
by morning. 25c. adv.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-11-03

Ine following Jurors nave been
drawn for the November term of
circuit court, which convenes AT
Wayne November s:
GRAND JURORS.
Ceredo DiStrict-Harrison JOIN
son, j. ID. Plymale, w. j. Drown
and IL. w. HawS.
Union District - Amos Work
mann, Milton Lockhart and A. w.
Preston.
Butler District - Freelin
Thompson, A. j. Pack and Il.
| Wellman.
Lincoln District-E. b. Fergu-
son, Hezelliah Adkins and BOYD
Robertson.
Grant District - Fisher May
nard.
Stonewall District 49, Elba Fin
ley and G.. A. Gilkerson.
PETIT JURORS.
Ceredo District Wiley Hattcn,
Reuben Osburn, Millard Staley,
Dolphus Walker, Jas. Swanson
Jacob johnson, R. w. Haws and
Uriah, Rowe.
Union District - Dan Ward.
George Ferguson, r.. s. SAMSON
and M h. Lockhart.
Butler District-James Akers,
Richard Lakin, Frank Bartram
Anderson Christian, John Han
ley, Floyd Cyrus and JAY Blod-
gent.
Lincoln District-Kelley Fergu-
SON, w. III. jackson, Roscoe Pc
ters, ID ID f.. Wallace, Harri-
SON Copley, John G. Ferguson
Harvey Copley, Harvey Maynard
and Ance Queen.
Grant District-A. j. Perry. G..
W. Gillispie, Eldridge Finley and
ALLEN Adkins.
Stonewall District-W Will Ad-
llins, Frank May, Charley Os-
burn, Charley May, Dock Thomp-
son, Pearley Thompson, VIM.
Vaughn and G.. r. Farra.
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Married.

Mr.. Slmuel Farra and Mrs. Dora
Haws we're married Tuesday even
ing, November 2, 1915, At tho
brides residence in south Ceredo.
Rev. B. ). Akers ofliciated.
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ChamberIain's Tablets.

This is a medicine intended especially
for stomach troubles, biliousness and
constipation IL is meeting with much
success and rapidly gaining in favor and
popularity. Obtainablc every where.