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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-26
GAUzoLEY FUNERAL
Services Will Be Held at 8 O'Clock
Thursday Afternoon.

Angeline Gauzoley, aged "a years.
a young Spanish woman, of Grasselli,
died at 8 o'clock Wednesday morn
ing at local hospital following q
nine months, illness Of complication
Of diseases. The deceased girl Is
survived by a brother. Joseph Gaug-
oley. Funeral services will be held
at 3 O'Clock Thursday afternoon at
the Lynch Osborn Undertaking Com
pany's chapel and the burial Will be
in the Holy Cross cemetery. VA
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-26
TOlBUYG0AL
In NeWYork cityin ! lANililcipa \
tion ola Strike Of Goal
Miners.

NEW YORK, Jan. 26: I'd ani|o'-
patton Of "a strike Of coal miners after
their agreement With Operators ends
next Aprii, the New York city board
Of estimates has asked the board o|
aldermen for permission to nurcno..
100000 worth lof coil Tor fha use Of
the city aftlnontc.
The city now has eoal snl'c|enI 10
list until hfirch 81 but wishes 10
Be prepared 70 Meet feop|ieW11|' 01
to next June.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-26
WANTS TO KNOW.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26--Baron
Erich Zwiedinek, charge Of the Aus
tro-Hungarian embassy, today asked
the state department what the United
States intended to do in the case OF
the Italian steamship Verona. which
arrived at New York several days ago
with two guns mounted at It's stern.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-26
TWO ARRESTS
In Connection with Robbery
and Murder in the. City
of Chicago.

CHICAGO, Jan. 26-Frahk Pace
and a woman said to be his wife are
in custody today in connection with
the robbery Of the Cook tourist
agency and the murder Of B. A.
johnson, a policeman, last Friday.
AT the house where the two were
arrested the police found three wigs,
one Of them answering the descrip'
ton Of the color Of the hair Of the
woman acomplice in the murder and
the robbery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-26
TO GIVE SUPPER.

There will be q supper at the home
Of nirs. Anna Dabney on Water street
At from s to n p m. THURSDAY All are
cordially invited to attend. Il VIII be
for the bene1t Of Trinity ethodist
|EpiacDpai church. GO and take your
|trlendG. IS "a & q
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-26
PQSTPONEMENI
tOf Joint Conference of Soft
Coal Men Will Be Asked
by Mr.. White.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 26.-President
John P. White notified the miners
convention at the opening Of the ses-
sion here Wednesday that owing to
the inability Of the convention to COM
plete It's work this week, he would
ask the bitumincus coal operators to
postpone the Joint conference in Mo-
bile, Ala, until February 7. The joint
conference was to have begun Feb
ruary l.. 81
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-26
FORD PARTY ARRIVES.

LONDON. Jan. 2e.-Reuter's
Stockholm correspondent says that
the working committee Of the Ford
peace expedition has arrived there
and will remain until the peace ne
gotlatiops are begun.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-26
NO LIVES LOST.

LONDON, Jan. 2s IA Lloyd's re-
| port says that the steamship Morse
man. which was reported yesterday
| TO have been sunk. has been beached
and that no lives were lost
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-26
OLE GOES UP.
N, .,uee,.1rD rsEss,

tpy ASuocisTEp PRESS, 1
TULSA, okla, Jan. 26.-An advance
q, Ave cents in the price Of Oklahoma
and Kansas crude oil was announced
IN In Tulsa this morning by the Prairie
oil and Gas Company. The price is
now $1.30 barrel.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-26

Lon s. Davidson. Of Redwood, is
a city visitor.
6, H. Carpenter is here from Park
ersburg,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-26

w. A. Thompson. of Parkersburg,
"a transacting business here.
W T. Robinson, Of Parsons, is a
visitor here.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-26
ONE MARRIAGE LICENSE.

marriage license has been issued
to Jess E. Davis and Deliie Marshall.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-26

lcontinued on page a.l
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-26

In the Telegram will solve you
room rent problem quickly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-08
COURT MARTIAL COMPLETES
HEARING OF EVIDENCE
Will Report ON Cnse of Private Prairie
to Department of the East-Blues
Arc Planning Hike.

The court-martiul which sat yestor-
day afternoon at Camp Stuart on tho
case of Private Robert J. Prairie, OF
the IIowitzers. completed Its work. al
though the results will not be an
nounced till after the report has been
received at Governors Island, the head
quarters OF the Eastern Department.
The court was presided over by Major
7. NJ. Workman, commander Of tho
First Battalion, Virginia Field Artil-
lery and was composed Of thirteen
other officers. Captain John a. Cut
chns. of the cavalry, acted as Judge
advocate. and Captain Ira Branch
Johnson. of Battery c. defended the
prisoner.
From reports ut camp headquarters.
II appears almost certain that tho
Blues cavalry squadron Will go on It's
long deferred hike during the next few
days. Tho march will probably be to-
ward Ashland.
Recruits for tho two regiments now
on the border have reached tho mum :
brr OF twenty, and the whole squad
viii probably depart In tourist cars tho
last Of this week. Four new men ar
rived yesterday, and others arc cx-
pcctcd before the time for departure.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-08
INSTITUTE CADETS MAY
RETURN TO STUDIES
Those Serving with State Militia I'm
Concentration Camps or in Te1ns
VIII lie Mustered Out,

In answer to the request Of General
Il. w. Nichols, superintendent OF Vir-i
GINA Military institute. that cadets
now stationed with the National Guard.
either ut concentration camps or on
the border be furloughed TO the end
that they might resume their academic
duties at the institute In September.
the Acknowledgement or the United
States has stated that the request will
be granted II possible.
The reply OF the Adjutant- General
was In effect the same as that issued
in regard TO all students several davs
ago. The statement to General Nichols
was as follows:
Department commanders have been
authorized to discharge after Scptem-
Der ], 1916. all members Of tho Ma
tional Guard mustered Into the service
OF the United States. who can show A
bona hde intention OF entering or re-
turning to colleges or schools a, the
beginning OF the fall term In 1915.
unless the military situation at tho
time indicated shall be such as to rem
der their retention in the service neces.
sary.
Therefore, IL the soldiers in oue.
ton desire their discharges for tho
purpose indicated, they should max.
application therefor through military
channels"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-08
WHITE PLACED UNDER BOND
Attempted to Steal Whisky, According
to Evidence, But Got Only
Hottie of Winter.

Nicholas White. alias Jones. coIored
was placed under security of $500 III
Police Court yesterday morning on Il
charge of breaking into the barroom Of
Charles Russell. sol Louisiana Street.
aud stealing n bottle of water.
White. according to the police,
thought he was getting whisky. But
the bottle contained only colorcd wa
ter for advertising purposes
The hearing of Anna Justis, colored,
charged with shooting lnez Jackson,
also colored. on Saturday afternoon.
was continued to August Is. Tho Jack
son woman was shot through an arm
and hip. She was taken 20 the Vir-
Einia Hospital.
Henry Brown. colorcd was convicted
of carrying n concealed weapon. and
was sentenced TO pay fine of 500
and TO give security in the sum Of 500
for twelve months
Cornelius Davis, colorcd. charged
With illicitly peddlinE liquor was SEN
fenced to pay n finc of SlO0
w. Melvin Kay. Jr.. William T.. Put
way. Mrs. Maude Anderson and Mrs
w Il, Thomas were fined $40 each on a
charge Of being disorderly in the Vir-
Einia Bonded Warehouse. az T:igh-
tccnth and Cary Streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-08
FOUR HEAT REGISTRATIONS
City Ambulance Ia Kept Busy Attend
ing Those Overcome by Heat,
Which Reaches 1902

Or Tinchman, OF the City Ambu-
lance Corps. was called yesterday to
attend four cases OF heat prostration.
only one OF which was seriors.
Walter Dolcod. OF 2GOS @ street was
overcome At Fifth apd Canal. whore n"
was working. IT took Or. TinChman
an hour 10 restore him. lie refused
to 20 TO tho hospital. and was taken
home.
u: l. Farmer. IF 1902 Darlington
street. was Frustrated ut tho corner
ot Twcnty-fourth and Fcnablc Streets.
lIe was treated and taken home.
Irene Marley. OF 1926 Fourth street.
Fulton, collapsed In the plant of the
British-Amcrican Tobacco Company.
She. too. was taken home
Sidney Brown, OF 3Oi Rowling Green
Road. collapsed ut Hancock and Broad.
He was able to go home after treat
mont
Tho day was extremely hot. tho thor
momctcr ranging as high as lo2. be-
tween . and 4 o'clock, registered
in tho kiosk in Capitol square. AS
tho sun settled In the West. the mcr-
curry began to go down. descending
TO below eighty degrees.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-08
George White IL Injured az F"u>hcc
and Broad Strcets-IElevRtor hoy
Ins Hand Mashed.

George White. 1888 Taylor street.
fell from n Broad and Twcntv-ffth
Street car at Foushee and Broad Streets
last night at 10 o'clock. and broke his
right arm. He was attended by Dr.
IIinchman. of tho City Ambulance
Corps. and was taken home by friends
Theodore Jones, fourtccn-ycnr-o old
colorcd boy, employed In the elevator
service in the Gresham Apartments
caught his right hand In the elevator
yesterday morning, and part Of tho
hand was torn away. He was taken
TO 81. I1uke's Hospital. where he was
given emergency treatment, and was
afterwards removed TO Virginia Hos
pital. where he was operated on.
Gertrude Carr, tnrce-yenr- old col
orcd girl, of III Pulliam Street. swal.
lowed quantity of concentrated lye
Yesterday. but was not seriously in
jurcd. She was treated by DR. Hinch-
man.
Mrs. Joseph MCGOWAN. wife Of Pc
liceman MCGOWAN, fell from II stairway
at 125 South Cherry Street. and spraincG
an ankle She was attended by Police
Surgeon Oppenhimer and Ambulance
Surgeon Hinchman. and was taken TO
her home. at 2@2 South Cherry Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-08
ARRESTED IN BALTIMORE
Jnmcs r. Adams, c. & O. Cashier
Rt Charlottesville, snid to HIVE
Admitted Theft.

James L. Adams. twenty-five years
old. OF Charlottesville. and Ernest L.
Thurston. OF this city. were arrested
yesterday in Baltimore. on the charge
Of violating tine automobile laws Of
that city, according to advices received
by Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Of
flcials. Adams had been employed by
the road as cashier and assistant
freight agent In Charlottesville, and
is said TO have admitted TO the Ralti-
more police that the s2,l73 found in
his pockets had been stolen from tho
railroad.
]. w. King. assistant to the general
claim agent OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio. with Offices In this city. said last
night that funds had been reported as
missing from the Charlottesville Office
for some time. He thought that tho
roads losses would be between $4,000
and $4,000 Adams will be given a
preliminary hearing In Baltimore on
Thursday and will be brought back to
Virginia for trial. Mr.. King said a
Chesapeake and Ohio agent will attend
tho hearing Thursday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-08
VIRGINIA WINS MEDAL
Awarded Certificate for Its Building at
Pnnnmn-Pncifc international
Exbihifton.

NirEinia's reproduction OF Mount
Vernon at the Panama Pacific Tnterna-
nonal Exposition last year has been
awarded gold medal. a diploma
conveying the award was received yes
tcrhay at the Governors ONCE. togeth-
or with the medal In velvet case.
The medal is awarded FOR archi-
toctural fcntures OF the Virginia State
building erected on the exposition site"
ana was conferred by the international
Jury of Awards OF the Panama-Paciflc
international Exposition. The build
ing was headquarters for Virginia. and
contained Photographic exhibits Of the
States agricultural resources.
In accordance with the regular prac-
'ice of expositions, the medal that Is
forwarded to the exhibitor is always
Of bronze. The plating Of the medal
10 conform to the award--whcther sill
vcr or gold---is at the expense Of the
exhibitor. Tho State will have the
medal gold plated, and 1t will become
part of tho permanent exhibits in the
state Museum.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-08
HAS RAISED S51,5OO
Committee Trbnnna Rnilrond Pro-
ject In Confident Tint Required
100000 VIII he Subscribed.

Much enthusiasm over the prospects
Of the early construction OF the road
was displayed yesterday afternoon at
tho meeting Of the campaign COM
mittee, which has I'm charge the rails
Ing of funds for the construction OF
tho Richmond. RappRhannoclt and
Northern Railway. from West Point to
trbanna. Committees reported that
s5l FOO Of the required $50, 900 had been
actually raised and stock for this
amount subscribed
y part OF the remaining stock was
underwritten Yesterday afternoon by
tho committees. and IL tho business men
vino have not yet determined their ac-
ton in subscribing to the stock will
support the project, the new road is
assured. members Of the campaign COM
mittee said. The committees will con-
t!nuc their work this week. Chairman
Darlington will call another meeting
next week. when final reports will he
mnde. II Is expected that the entire
amount will be raised by this time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-08
ForWard Ready for
Camp at PlaHsburg
Leaves 7o-Morrow, Bro,Oncd by
Daily Hikes in Capitol
Square.

Hardened by daily drills in the ro-
tunda. and Drowned by long walks In
Capitol Square. Alexander Forward,
private secretary to Governor Stuart,
WIZ leave Tomorrow morning for
PlattsburS, y. Y, to become Rookie
NO. lo'424 for the next four weeks.
with Mr. Forward will go Evans w.
Lindsay. OF this city The two have
been mobilizinE periodically at the
Westmoreland Club. the Young Mems
christian Association and the Ford Ho-
tel lot at Eleventh and Broad Streets,
and have acquired marked proficiency
IN reading the drill manual. Mr.. For
ward has supplemented this rigid
course of training with Office calls
themes. embracing opening and shut
ting windows. opening and answering
the Governors urgent mail and riding
up and down I'm the elevator
Governor Stuart. who is spending n
rev days ut his Russell County home.
is not expected back until Thursday
During Secretary Forwards absence
his place Will be supplied by w W.
Martin. formerly chief clerk in the
Governors office, but now law stu
dent at Washington and Lee Univer-
sty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-08
ARM PULLED OFF AT ELBOW
John Hodges Suffers Painful Accident
nt Tobacco I'rudmcts Factory.
Crcckcr Fnils From Chr.

John Hodges, BIG q Street, twenty
two years old. an employee OF the
Kentucky Tobacco Products Company,
Fulton. caught his hand in "a stripping
machine yesterday morning. and be-
fore he could withdraw 1t the right
forearm was pulled off at the elbow
He was rushed to Memorial Hospital.
where an operation, which. II is be-
licved. will be successful, was perform
ed.
Artie Croker. of 6ls South Belvidere
Street, fell from a freight car In the
yards OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway and suffered a mashed foot.
He was taken TO Grace Hospital for
treatment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-08
EDUCATORS OF STATE
MEET HERE IN NOVEMBER
Dates Are Fixed ut Conference of Rep
rcscntatires From -Four school
ORGANIZATIONS.

Til Virginia Educational Conference,
which brings together IN Richmond
about $500 teachers for diHcuas.on OF
the various questions touching their
profession viii meet In this city on
November % for three day scsg.on.
The dates We're fixed yesterday by the
which met for that purpose in the Office
Of state superintendent SteeInes IN the
Cha!nbe: O: Commcrca building
Charles 6. Maphis. president OF the
State Toachars' Association, was elect
ed by The committee TO prcside over the
sessions OF The confluence. and J. X.
Montgomery, Of the Cooperative Edu-
cation Association was chosen secre-
tary. !iembors OF those two organiza-
lions. toEetho! with those OF the School
SGper.Njcndenia' Association and the
schoo! Trustees Association, compost
tho educational Conference
Those of the executive committee,
which IS draw. from tho four orRnniaa-
lions. who no; yesterday were. Charles
.. ALhp!!!a. prcaidont Of tho State
j eS-c.ers' Aasociat!oni W c. Hlakey
secretary of the same association; NJ. r.
NJ cEe c!te". OF the Trustees association;
Q. Il. Bow-y president or the Schoo
Superi,tenderts Associations; j. II
Montgomery, os the Co-Operht!ve Edu.
ca-icnal association. and ] Y. Dinford
representing the State Department q,
Fuul.c Instruction.
The conference ) one Of the laraes,
asFeph}aSea in the State during ,nc
wear ana the discussion covers T. wild.
range Of educuttona; topic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-08
OMITTED TAXES
Many Millions of Values Are Added IN
Tux Listn Before Penalty
Applies.

Additional reports of omitted in.an.
c'oles voluntarily declared for taxation
oy fosidcnts OF the several judicial cir
cuts, bring the total reported up to
Ausust TO nearly s2o,0o0,oo0. Eek.
ccutye Assistant Garnet, Of the State
Tax Board, received report yester-
Gay IRON Examiner OF Records w. N,
LhpsccInb. Of the Sixteenth circuit. an.
"ohHo!ns S3Sl.oo0 OF this class Of prop
e!tV reported TO him up 10 the f,rst OF
th!s month.
In Norfolk. Exayn.ner Of Record, q
BurnoU Bragg has announced that
omitted intang!hlcs to tho amount OF
."'"1V''a" hay" been reported TO him
from mo first Circuit, or this sum.
more than 100000 was returned by
Two hrms that have mado no report
80 :"'"hs'oi" property for tho past
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-08
FL!PPO FINED
HcnricG Farmer Convicted OF DentInr
Thirteen-Ycar-Old Boy Work.
Ing on His Place.

F. Flippo. a resident of Varina Dis
trict Henrico County, was yesterday
fined $40 and costs In Henrico Police
Court by Magistrate II. S. Sunday on
a charge Of numerically beating Carl
Brice.
Bricc is only thirteen years Of aae
and has been employed by Flppo to
work In the field on the lattcr's farm
Flippo has had Brice working in his
field behind n three-horse pillow and
according to the evidence. one OF tho
horses was green to the pillow and
would not go for the boy, whcreupon
Flippo beat the horse and then began
to whip the boy with n horscwhip.
Flippo appealed to the Hcnrico Cir
cult Court. and will he given a hear
ing at the October term
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-08
BUILDING STATISTICS
Comparisons for First seven Months
OF This Year Show Very
Substantial Gain,

Comparative statistics OF building
and engineering operations IN New
England. New York. New Jersey, Penn
sylvania. Maryland. Delaware. District
Of Columbia. Virginia. Ohio. West Nir-
giuta, Illinois, lndiHn.. Iowa. Wiscor-
sin, Michigan, Minnesota. North and
South Dakota and portions OF Missouri
and Eastern Kansas. as compiled by
the l.. w Dodge Company. show that
contracts awarded from January !. OF
this year. TO August l. aggregated
s7ll. 005.246, as compared with $685.
233.G00 for tho same period OF last year.
Indications arc, IL is said that the
las, half Of this year will show still
further increases in building and en-
ginccrinE operations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-08
INSPECT CLAYVILLE SITE
superintendent Whitaker. OF Occoquan,
to Advise Administrative Board
as to Location.

Official inspection of tho tract Of
land located at Clayvillc. in Powhatan
County, which II is proposed TO acquire
for city farm. Will he made this
afternoon by the Administrative Board
and other city officials. The party
Will leave Richmond in special car
over the Southern Railway AT 3 o'clock
returning at $3.50 o'clock tonight They
viii spend several hours on tho prop
erty. which is located about twenty
three miles from Richmond
superintendent Whitaker, Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia Workhouse. located
at Occoquan. who will assist tho boa rd
in an advisory capacity in selecting a
farm, arrived In Richmond yesterday
afternoon. Superintendent Whitaker.
whose services were secured through
the efforts of Senator Martin, viii in
spect several suggested sites near the
city this morning, and accompany the
party to Ciayville this afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-08
QUARANTINE LIFTED
N;,lc NIemhcrs Of Family Whore Child
Had infnn'ilc ruTmIyni. May
Now Co, About.

The quarantine placed ahou. the
house at S!2 North Thirty-seoond
ftrce; when li:tle Nyra Montgur.. ory,
who was stopping there with nor
mother. was found TO be suffering from
iufantle psralysiE. from which she la
ter dieG. was partially raised yester-
day All of the men were released
while the Quarantine as 10 the women
VIII be iftod on Friday. It was said
q inc Health Department
The mother Of the child is stu un-
der quarantine In The contagious M
v!!icn AZ the City Home where shs
was taken at the time the III child
Was removed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-08
Pastor Is Chilled,

call to the pastorate Of Mizpah
Presbyterian Church has been extend
ed TO Rev w. Is. MoIlwaine, n native
Of Petersburg. now preaching at Max
ton, ". G. Mr.. McIlwaino preached to
tho congregation Of the Highland Park
Church last Sunday. and made good
Impression. IT Is undcrstood he will
accept the call.
The pulpit will become vacant on
September ]. when tho pastor. Rev. w.
r.. Hutchinson. will leave to assume
the presidency OF an institutional
school OF the church at Tuscaloosa. Ala.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-08
ncnorted for Shedding.

Louis Dallaluche, 618 Brook Avenue.
was served with a summons yesterday
to appear in Police Court this morn
ing on Il charge OF speeding. He Is
said to have sped down Grace Street,
from Bclvidcrc to Foushee.
Policeman Holt. OF the traffic SER
vice. reported II. l.. Ford, 2f3 South
Harrison: DIR. G. a. Blanton, 800 West
Grace Street; II. w. Rountree. 907 Park
Avenue, and J. II. Bailey, SIT North
Ninth Street, on charges OF making
unnecessary noises with their auto
mobiles In hospital zones.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-08
ENDURANCE RUN
Automobile TO Race ARninst Time for
Tweuty-Fuur Hours on Curlc's
Neck Trnck.

The race track at Curle's Neck Farm
Will see unique race against timo this
afternoon and tonight. beginning at
- noon to-day a HiX-cylinder Buick car
VIII be sent on n twentyfour-hour non
stop run around the mile track. Of
fetal timekeepcrs will record the re-
suits both as to mileage and amount
of gasoline and oil used in twenty-four
hours
Use OF the Curle's Neck track has
been granted by G. *. c. Billings to the
NJ. -. Stone Motor Company for this
endurance test, and Il number Of mo-
florists will watch the results with in
tereSt