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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-28
RAYMOND BARTLES
PULLED AT 4 DANCE
Charged With Disturbing Fun
of the Guests.

Raymond Bar.les Of th city lad
Of about 18 years, was arrested last
night By OGeer Riddle upon com
p.aat 81 William Thompson. OF
North Center street where It was
claimed Bartles was an Welcome
guest at p dance. re vas locked up
pending hearing in police court
Eartes stated that re- attended
the dance and was trying 70 act as
peacemaler, waen the host forcibly
elected him from the promises, tell
ing him that he ras an undesirable
and vas disturbing the pleasure Of
the others. Bartles further stated that
officer Riddle then came over and
pulled Aim when h. wasn't dom
nawthia.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-28
Mr.. Burgess Helps
Revive 7. VI. &. 4.

70 Mr. Arthur e. Burgess, former
" Of this city. who married Miss FL
Ia Potter Thompson, great credit is
being given in Elizabeth city, N. c,
for q happy solution Of tho Y. M. c.
a. problem and tho fact that the as
ISOLATION will open with 69j mem
bers Elizabeth city had a Y. VI. c.
A. building for several years, It cost
about $4,000 and has q debt OF como
$4,000 on IT, The 694 members
pledged themselves each 10 pay $40
PEI annum and this amount certain
ly should put the establishment on
its feet enable them to add new
equipment and reassure tho holders
Of the $4,000 bonds. There are two
stores in tho lower part OF tho build.
ing that pay OF the interest and
taxes and Insurance. Speaking Of the
=. ". G. A.. its troubles and the cam
paign. The Independent, Of Elizabeta
City says
And then one day about two week
ago, when news was unusually
scarce, Arthur f. Burgess. an enter.
prising young newspaper man faxed
a story in one Of the Norfolk papers.
saying that Z NJ. c. A. movement
had been started and that attorney
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-28
Troops Are Harussing
Villa And His Forces
VILLA FORCES DEFEATED
lBY wire TO Tho JournaN

Quertaro, March 2S--'rhe Min
q lister of War, Gen, obregon. has
received adylcea from Gen. Ga
= yiro, describing another severe
. defeat inflicted on the Villa ban ,
dts In the neighhorhood of
Nnmiquipa. The date on which .
the defeat was administered Is
not mentioned. but Villa and his
followers were snd to be 9 ur.
rounded In this skitmisb, the >
adviees say, IS bandits were hill
ed and 100 horses and a number
Of stands of arms were captured. '
Con Gavira optImistlcally de
clnted In his dispatches that Vii '
Ia was being so closely harassed
as 70 make his capture quea.
ton OF only short time.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-28
TECHNICAL ERROR
IN PHILLIPS CASE
Was Basis of Decision of the
Supreme Court.
NO DATE FOR REHEARING
Not Known When Morgan Coun-
ty Suit Will Again Come Off
For Trial-President Phil
lips May Serve Out Term.

The opinion Of the West Virginia
Supreme Court in the case of Dawson
and others against President John
A. Phillips. of the Morgan County
Court. has reached Martlnshurg, md
shows that the supreme Court grant
ed new trial In the case because
TO record in tho Circuit Court nj
Berkeley Springs the time of the
trial This was held to be teehnic-
al error by the Supreme Court but
Of sufficient Importance TO cause the
the case to be sent back for a r..
hearing.
Attorney II II Emmort. counsel
fer the petitioners, today stated that
he will correct this error on Tues
day OF next week aud that the case
will then be ready for rehearing.
Just when this fehearing viii be
held cannot now be stated, but At
torRey Emmert stated That he would
press the matter before the court.
He seems entirely confident of the
outcome Friends OF President Phil
lips believe that, no matter what the
outcome of the rehearing might be,
he will not vacate his Office before
the expiration Of his term Jhnff1fy r
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-28
T. s TO query GERMANY--VILLA TRAIL IS NOW HOT
L. s. To Query Germany
About Susser Affair
BRITISH MAKE GAINS



London March 2s-rhe Brit
ish and Germans have been dght- .
Ing dereely in the region of ST
Elol, . miles northwest of Arras
and the British through the ex-
plosion of big mine. and by in
faatry charges have captured or 2
destroyed a considerable portion :
OF the German trenches. The =
British infantry stormed and 8
= took first aud second line trea- t5
ches along front Of 609 yards ?
London officially announces, and .
Beslia admits that German tren-
caes in this region We're blown =
mp. t, an extent Of 1aa yards,
$ and thaf casualties we're caus- s
. ed among the company occupy
. ing the position
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-28
Administration ModifieS Plan
At Cabinet Meeting.
QUIET ON VERDUN FRONT
Only Artillery Engagements At
One Point, Says Paris-Ber-
lin Claims Russians Are Los
ing Many Men.
Especial dispatch to the JOurnal.)

Especial dispatch to the Journal)
Washington, March 2S.-The Unit
ed States government vii ask Ger
many whether Teutonic submarine
was responsible for the attack upon
the liner Sussex, which had number
of Americans aboard. This action
will be a slight modification of the
course of the administration indicat,
ed earlier, ard vas decided upon at
today's cabinet session Whether
the inquiry win g forward immed-
lately was not stated
Quiet ALONG Ve7dun Front.
London, March 28-hll is quiet
along the FerduH frout except for
lively artillery exchanges between
the French and Germans northwest
of the fortress. Paris reparts today
stated
AdYiees from Berlin said that the
Russians are offering their heaviest
losses since the Donajoc retreat in
their Efforts to hold their ground
against General Won Hinlenburg'
army 1t sad that the Russian Of
ficers are now entering the charges
with their me-
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-28
FREDERICK MAN Is
KILLED IN ELEVATOR

William H Griffin. manage Of the
c, e Cline furniture store in Fred
erick, Md, was almost instantly Kill
ed there at noon Monday when
caught by the electric elevator in the
store building He was alone at the
time and when found the body vas
wedged between the roof Of the ele-
vator and the floor He was 81 yea IS
old and had been with the firm fer
IS years. His widow and seven chill
dren survive
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-28
MAI. HUNTER DYING
IN WASHINGTON
Report Says the End Is Hour
~ Expected.

A message received here today
stated that Major Robert f. Hunter,
q farmer resident Of Martlnsburg, Int
for many years a prominent lawyer
Of winchester. Is dying at the Allen
dale apartment. In WASHINGTON and
that the end Is expected at any hour.
He is a brother of Mrs. Sarah liar.
rlson, Miss Bette Hunter and Mrs.
CMary Lon Don OF M6rtfnsbdfF ITO re-
sided in this city until the Civil War
aud bad since made his home in
Winchester lie has been On visit
TO his son in washington lately
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-28
ARMY BILL PASSED
BY VOTE or 373 TO |
House Votes $8,600,00O For
the Mexican Expedition.
(speoisl dispatch to the Journsl.)

fSpeeisl dispatch to the Journsl)
Washington, March 28.-By a vote
Of 273 to one, the house today passed
tho urgent deficiency army bill. which
provides 81 100000 for the Nexiean
expedition, and VIII permit the army
to be brought up TO full strength and
TO purchase aeroplanes, auto trucks
and other equipment
The vote was held to be an en-.
dorsomout Of the expedition Repre-
sentative London Socialist cast the
only dissenting vote
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-28
FOLK LORE TALK
TO Be MADE HERE:
BY Or. Cox of University Of
West Virginia On April 10.

crnariD fardcnt or ftjf,, CehooIa Vim
r Narto. hoe occurred thu services
81 10 prasjdsa, of tho Wet yireio.
"a rall, orc eseiot,. n. 1o,n II
cov prorasgo, ~ English in tho woet
witt fzai,.orsft,, 10 giVe Ise,nre
:. ,sa t,iah e.boo1 ,rbnrsdov ,oorr
,ro An-;I1 - a. eAs O'clock
eaots ruI he nrov,dod for all IN.
toreatea in ,,,ia ,.,,,4ee. ,..,,e, .,vi,.,, ts.
attend KindIv notifv the Princina1
or ,be birb school ar mo srnerjnter.
deat The members of tho Martins.
tr~,. rito-,ry and Travel Cbib are
esseaisIf,. fnyifoa
1,r CO. +. brilliant Student and
an attractive qosalzor and tbe lecture
.cilf ta NOR. tban wbrtb while The
. a. IN. T <~l
:. 9''' a." - ~ ,. 10. 49,,
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-28
lspeeIaI dIspatch . tne IournaLl

Especial dispatch to the Journal.)
Cleveland, O., March 2S.-Bessie
Reimois later admitted to the police
that she SCI fire to the Foster apart.
ments because she wanted commit
suicide.
Three Killed In Fire.
Cleveland O., March e Fire
which early today broke out in the
apartment Of Miss Bessie Reimois, ia
the Foster apartment building caus-
ed the loss Of three lives ara the
the injury Of a score of others. Miss
Reimois, a beautiful girl of 10 years,
was carried, bound and gagged from
her room b. flremen She said She
had been awakened by two men who
entered her apartment hit her on the
head with an alarm clock, bound and
gagged her and then set fire to her
bed She said she had a quarrel 4
few nights ago with a man who tried
to force his attentions upon her and
who threatened her Sunday night
there was a small fire in her rooms.
but this was discovered by George
Bauman, who awakened many of the
guests. In the fire this morning two
men and one woman were killed, two
others were fatally injured by jump
ing and IS others were more or less
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-28
NJ. E. SOUTH SUPPER.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ
z. Church, South will hold chicken
and hot biscuit supper in DR.. Min
ghini's room Thursday and Friday
% cents. 2S Up 1t
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-28
PLAYEn hi HAeERaroWM

Mr. John " Darlington corHetist
at Central Opera House played in
Hagerstova Monday night at the
opening Of the Nm academy q
Music.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-28
REACHED AGE or 90.

Joshua P Cain, Confederate yeter.
an died near MooroGeld w Va, last
week. aged 90 Several sons and dau.
gbfers survive
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-28
HAD ? FIRE

Mr.. W L. Stephens, Of West Race
street. received word from his sister
in Washington that she and her hus-
band had suffered heavy loss by
Are,
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-28
M. e. sourA SLIPPER.

The Ladies Aid Society Of the NJ.
E. Church, South, will hold a chicken
and hot biscuit supper in DR.. Min
ghini's room Thursday and Friday
20 cents. 20 LIP Il
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-28
MR.. PAGE ETCH|SON
TALKS TO Y' MEN
Washington Speaker At Public
Reception Monday Night.
MANY ATTEND FUNCTION
And Pleasing Program Is Rem
dered-And Address Is Very
Edifying To the Y. NJ. g. A.
Workers and Members.

The reception to members of tho
Y NJ G A. last night, nevertheless
The evening proved to be Il very disa.
Erecable one az to the weather, was
one of the most successful and en-
pertaining held at the ASSOCIATION
building in Il long time, and the com
mittec in charge were more than graf
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-28
SHOW GIRLS HURT
IN TAXI ACCIDENT

Three young ladies' playing Mon.
day at Central Opera House did so
under difficulties that few in tho aud
ionce we're aware Of. The girls start
ed for this city from Hagerstown in
q taxicab When about eight miles
from MartInsburR the taxicab was
upset and smashed and the girls
wore thrown out. One was pretty 80
gerely cut while all sustained many
bruises.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-28
NATAL STATISTICS

Born to Mr.. and Mrs r. F BraItb.
waite. Of East john street a 6no
baby daughter
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-28
CITY Hospital NOTES

W-rs. w Fl Thomps5 returned to
her home near berkeley Station.
Mrs Motion Bower ave birth to
2 child
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-28

Mrs r. L. Sherrara aturned TO
Washington after visiting Mrs. i. D.
Westenhaver, on W'incaster avenue.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-28
HELP WANTED

Wanted - Several girls
over 16 years Of age. APP
ply at interviewer Mills.
2 16 1p tt
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-28

Mr.. and Mrs George Fl. Newman,
Of New York City, were at Hotel Ber-
kelley.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-28

Mr.. George NJ. Bowers is in Now
YORK
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tooNTNUan ON pAeB ssD
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GOES TO ROANOKE.

CONTINUED ON PAGE -
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CONTINUED ON PAGE 81
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Rain tonight; Wednesday partly
cloudy: warmer.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-27
LODGE NEWS OF
GREATER OMAHA
Scottish Rite Masons from Out in the
State Spend the Greater Portion
Of the Week in Omaha.
MANY HERE TO TAKE DEGREES

In secret society circles the event OF
the week was the spring reunion OF the
Scottish Rite Masons Of Nebraska, the
sessions closing Friday evening with
a banquet at which several hundred COW
ers were laid.
The spring reunion Of scottish Rite
Masons brought here several hundred
candidates. who were seeking the higher
degrees Of the order. During the ses-
sions all degrees from those OF the Blue
lodge up TO and including the Thirty
second were conferred The work was
put on at the new cathedral. At noon
Of each day. lunch was served In the
spacious dining rooms. the wives and
daughters OF the Scottish Rite Masons OF
the city being I'm charge.
The climax OF the session was reached
Saturday afternoon. when the Masons
who had successfully taken the higher
degrees. presented themselves for initia-
ton as members Of Tangier Temple.
Ancient Arabic order OF the Mystic
Shrine. OF these there we're some 800.
Prior TO the initiation the novices ex-
hIbited themselves 20 the public excit-
ing considerable curiosity as each man
holding 70 a long rope. marched through
the principal streets. preceded and fol-
lowed by members OF the Shrine. decked
IN Jewels and fez
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-27
RE EEDIAL LOAN
PLAN C0MPLEIE E
Capital Stock Of Hundred Thousand
is Agreed Upon by Men Head
ing Movement.
ALL STOCK IS TO SELL AT PAR

A capital stock Of 100000 has
been agreed upon for the new
Remedial Loan association TO be
established in Omaha TO cover legit-
imately the loan business formerly
done by the loan sharks OF the city.
The men heading the movement.
including Paul Kuhns, w. l.. Bur
CESS, Dr. Ira Porter. F. s. Knapp.
w. l.. Palmatier, |. w. Carpenter, A.
f. Stryker and J. p. Palmer. have
drawn up prospectus, showing
just what the organization is to be
and specifying some points OF i'm
portance.
The temporary organization Is to be
formed within a week, and stock is al
ready being readily subscribed, accord
ing 10 ]. p Palmer, VINO is handling the
legal end Of the deal.
The stock Is to sell at par and there
are to he no promoters profits. accord
ing to the prospectus.
There are In the city, according to
the statement Of the prospectus, 10000
persons without banking credit, who are
obliged to make loans to meet emer-
gencics. The prospectus represents that
these are the people that have been the
victims Of the loan sharks, who took
advantage Of their position to gouge ex-
orbitant rates out OF them.
The Remedial Loan society plan Is that
endorsed by the Russell Sage foundation
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-27
WALNUT HILL CHOIR
IN A MUSICAL FARCE

Friday evening the choir of the Walnut
HIN Methodist Episcopal church will pre-
sent an original two-act musical farce,
entitled. 'The Village Queer" I'm the
parlors OF the church, Forty-first and
Charles streets.
The first act will show the old-time
village choir. under the direction of Prof.
Nositall director George W. CampbelD.
at rehearsal, preparing for their regular
Sunday music and concert to take place
within week. The second act shows
the concert as put on by the village
queer" introducing a pleasing variety
of solos and chorus work
The proceeds of the entertainment will
be added to the choir robe fund, and It
is expected that sufficient money will be
secured to complete the amount needed
so that the choir may have their robes
for use on Easter Sunday.
Bee Want Ads serve hundreds daily.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-27

Beach camp Modern woodmen OF
America. held another open meeting last
Friday night for tho induction OF wander
ers. Neighbor Charles Unit gave n very
entertaining and instructive talk on wood
craft. Clerk w. ID. Wood announced that
Neighbor Fred Brodeeaard had donated
a beautiful gold medal to be given 20
the member OF Beech camp VINO secured
the greatest number OF new members this
summer. A big class initiation Is booked
for April 7. The present outlook Is for a
class OF about seventy. Some time shortly
after tire class blg dinner will be served
at one OF the chief hotels for the hustlers
and their candidates. All good wloodmen
should get one square meal before they
check In. Members Of Beech camp are
urged 10 DO their best TO set at least one
new member and to be present at tho
Glars initiation.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-27

Last Wednesday evening Omaha Home
stead No. 1904. gave the regular dance
Of the winter series to members and
their friends in its hail In Labor temple
G. l.. Sanders. foreman OF the Fremont
Homestead. and q party OF friends. mo-
tored 90 Omaha 20 attend the dance.
Next Wednesday evening. Omaha
Homestead viii give a prize card party
20 its members and their friends. There
will be ten hand painted pieces of china
given TO those whose score card shows
the most punch marks
One day last week William Koch. grand
foreman OF the supreme office, spent
few minutes IN town between trains with
District Manager William A. Bostlck.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-27

A big initiatory meeting has been
scheduled by Fraser camp. No. 40, Tues
day evening. April il. The new deputy
}. c. Snyder. has promised 20 have pres
ent for initiation large eiass Of novices
ana a royal good time is promised ell
who attend.
Robin HOOD camp. No. 80. will meet
Monday evening at Ancient Order OF
United Workmen hall. E1crOncs. This
camp under its new Leadership IL maxi
ing progress. which 70 very pleasing 70
Woodmen Of the World members In Flor
ence ana vicinity.
Florence camp. No. B06. win hold its
regular meeting for the month At the
city hall. Florence. Thursday evening.
Special preparation has been made TO
entertain the members and their fam
ilies. This prosperous camp is showing
evidences OF real progression.
Ziskuv-Dab camp, No. 11b. viii hold its
first meeting Of the month Sunday, April
? AZ Turner'S hail. Twenty-first and u
streets. South Omaha. This camp has
taken on new life and II doing some
effective work for Woodcraft. A num-
Der OF new petitions win be presented
and voted upon. followed by an initia-
ton ceremony. Frank BenRk il the
deputy for the camp and has promised
some good results for future growth.
The members and families OF comenius
camp. No 7s. were highly entertained
last Saturday evening. II n one OF q
series OF entertainments given by thli
camp during the winter and has proven
an Inspiration for greater thinga IN thll
organization. The membership IN thil
camp has made aaubstantial gain dur.
ing the last year due to the efforts OF
Vac yomacka, the deputy for this camp
Koseiuszko camp. No. $50. viii meet
Sunday. April :. at .. m. IN woodmer
OF the World hall. Twenty-seventh and
L streets. South Omaha. Important mat.
ters win be considered by the camp.
Alpha camp. No. 1. will rive a stal
party and smoker. including a musica
program, for its members and theil
friends on Tuesday evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-27
MaYne statr NormaI schooI.

seventy-five applicants were enrolled IN
the examination for a teachers certin-
cate held az the Normal Friday and sat
urday.
Dean "A. ~ Hahn addressed a patrons
meeting al Wakefield last Friday evening.
President Conn has announced a spring
vacation beginning At noon on Thursday,
March 80, and extending over the follow
ing Monday
The following members Of the senior
class have recently received notice oi
election Ia positions for the ensuing year.
Kay A. Emerson, Superintendent of the
peden Frheoi. Fred q. Dale. teacher oi
mrnlul uraiTlng al Pierce: Maggle Fred.
eriek history and English, Lons Pine
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-27

Mecca court, No. u. met Thursday even
ina and ten candidates were Initiated.
The ceremony was under the direction OF
}. s. Hamilton. the new captain. Several
visitors from Lincoln were present Ad-
dresses were made By several OF the mem
hers. J. J. Cassidy. state manager. Afr. and
Mrs L. ,. ouinby talked on ''FrateFnal-
ism after which a banquet was served.
The meeting win be Thursday evening.
when the court viii give a card party.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-27
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-27
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-27
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-27

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