davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-20
Die SoInmc-S(5Ia(5I uor6ej.
9tutlde 0fiIiere betrn6tn Die anglo=iranjS
Fi9e NTenlge I3on alS erleSlgt.
SOligtr stiOItanO ii cinem Muuat erwartet.

Berlin, IS. 9(l0uit, iibcr 2onoou,
Is. gtuguIt. CGeribt Der o9lllociier-
ten 9reiie")
ySie anglo fran50iiidle CficniiOc
On Der Somme lit rn0gHlti9 UOr-
Ibet!" 9ieier 6inOruf wuroe Dem
NDrrcIpunocnteh Der pNlUciIertcn
Grciie" aus iciner llntcrBnltnng init
9uRcnbcn uun Sifi5icren IN Der
bentidIen Summe-6rOHt 5ntcil.
Ser 8erid1t Ialtet;
a9bgleid man 5u8ibt, ooB Die
Srai5oicH mo @n0Idnoer ibre Ser.
Jude, Die oeltti6e 2irie 5u Ourdbre-
hen, bin mo nieoer mo an ein5el-
nen Steaen rpieoerboIen lper0en, iii
nte anglo-iran5oiiide Offeniiue mad
glniidt Der oeutid1en GiI5iere tat.
iddliO porbei. Giele 9lnlidt murol
oem aorreipunOenten Der o}liiocier.
Ten QreIie~ gegeniibcr bu6itdblid
oueenOe Male ausgeiproden. 81
bciaho iih bier Gage lang an ocl
Spmme-6ront, an einen &unftt
nor00it!id) BON @eronne.
Die Cfii5iere ipradcn sic Aniid.
ans, oaB e9 piracidt nod cincu Mo.
not idlmere Sdulpie ge6cu p'iroc
@nOere erfldrien ruorue5. oaB 0it
Gfichii0e idjon pollitauoig uorbc
lei. 9Ibcr ouf itimntcn 0alnit iibcr
EN-, baB 8ufiinitige Goumlcluinu,
Don geOCIiiIng iur Die elQiiertel
GiiBer Grage itdHoen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-20

giom crbe6t 9Inipriihe auf unOeii.
nicr6are SeileriOI9e am nOrolidea
Hauoe Des 9UberOo-SlutcanS nnO
in Oca Bergen 0itli6 0Dn 06r5.
Die 1oge lit nn0erGnOert.
9as Wau5e salt.
SOtgmer nno SOUcf bnltcn bic Jin'
len AMI 9nieiter ieit.
Berlin, iiber &onoon, 16. aug.
Gie gcitri0c 0litteilrng oes oeut-
iben Generolitabe5, aus Der berpOr-
ge5t, oaB Der ruiiiibe 8ormarid)
citoliD gum Solten gebrodt Dor0en
lit, bat iol9enoen @ortIolt;
nCeitIide 6ront:
a3ront 0e5 8eI0moril6oIl5 bon
9in0enburg:
,glue ruiiiIden 9ln0riffe geger
bic 9l6i6uittc pon Cub mo Sra.
5erfa iu0Iid bon 8roop, i4lu8eu
JEDI.
.6rour oc8 Grj6er5og5 aarl
,5ru'l5
.Lie 9(rlnee oes Generals bon
sot0ucr DGt hn 9lbi@uitt 36oroii.
aouiudjD ouf Der StraBe BON 80.
tuor0 mad ao5oiun ln0 peitIid por
glonaiter3pSfa itorte rliiii6e 9ln
griifc, Die offers lpicocr6oIt pur0cn
}uridGeidIogen. Gie &ujien erIittel
| ifbr idmere Gerluite "
o9olfon.6rout: Cine feinoIidt
Abtpilima. ctipa ein Battalion itarf
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-20

ideint OUrlGufig nid)t meBr 5n be.
iiirdIten SIT leim.
Sic il oen UiOr9cnjeitnngen &C.
mel0etc GlnnaDme DOn Sabluniba
bernBt nidlt AMI NaDrBcit.
Sic iuirO lueoer pga EetrOgrao
bCauiprndjt nod UOn @ien 5ugcge.
ben. Eetrogrno mclOet, Ciner Jien'
Ter 1epeidJe sniOlge, bah Die
CritcrreidlCr SablOnieG 9erGmmt
6attcn, ipridlt Hber uidJt uOu ciner
Scictnng ourh rniiildIc Srnppen.
SeltcuinllS BnnoeIt eS iidJ, luie Die
ii6cr 1OnOUn gcfOmmCue NiCncr
3iittciInng belagt, mn Oen DOrlGn'
iigen @cr5idlt Hnf cinise Stcllnngen
6ei &orOdJta, % SilOmeter IiiOlidl
upn 9eIatgu, Die Ocn yiuIcn OOr
cinigCn 2ngcn cntriiieH uOrOen lua'
rcE.
IS lit aliO m09lidl, ONh Die 9ini-
len i'm WebirgS'St StCllungsfrieg eincn
flcincn GriOlg crrnngen Bdbcn,, Der
iat Die UeialntIage pine aud nur
Die geringitc SeOentnng lit.
ygcim Snrtaren.9ah (iH Der nm
mitteIbarcu ylGBe uOn SablOnita)",
6cift es i'm &Sicner geridJt, yidJlna
Sen. SOpcR Die Jiniien 5nrilf." 9as
beiagt ecnng. $50 SOucR iteBt, fOn.
rcu Die 9iuilen nidJf iein.
SrOt Der srGhten lbungcn
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-20

inFol9e oes pbr.nbetdu6enCen 2drms
duBerlt l6per. Der 9auptmonn erz
tldrte lu9eno, oaB ibm oieies 2eben
unter Spttes freiem 0immel pieI bel
ier 9efiel dIs iein fiiiberes 8aiein in
Berlin.
ggie ole aeginyntss o0er aOrps.
trmmaroeure, Die befragt lpur0en,
Ipra9 ou9 Dieier 9auptmann bemun,
oerno pon Der &apierteit oe8 8e9z
ners.
Die engliTdeu 40 sGeidase
iouen gan3 beionoer5 perbeercno
mlrfen, mO DIE Cfii3iere iagen,
oaF Die 9llicrtcn an DER SOmme-
Srunt auein ctiua 1000 Weidlite
aller aalibcr aEgeiebt Gabcn.
Der @eiit Der osutf6en 3ruppcn
Fat unter Der anglo frdn3oiiihen
Giteniioe ni,tt i'm minoei.en 9elitten,
un0 Die Gffi3iere ertldren, ooB ole
SpI0atsn nd6 elmer langeu artilleriz
ltiiben 9eidjieBung nur idper 3u
bdnoigsn iinb. unb Iib uunDtis Ge-
fahren ausieben, frob bcfrei! gu lein
pon oem Druid Oer a3sitbieBung unb
5Hianterie9eiehtea. lpelne -"
(9isr riB Dem sn9lii6en 3enior Der
GeouIosiaOen un0 mari ben AeIt Dee
5esihtes, Ger poa einem nmerifaai=
l0cn 3ei:ungsm1rn geIdrieben pur.
BE. in ben 9aniertorb). 6
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-20

Qonoon, 16. 9(ag. Die beporite6en=
be 9tnlei6e, pel6e GroBbritannisn in
Den Der. Stauten oufnebmen mirb,
foa por alien Der StiiBung besWe6.
ielturies bieusn, pelaer Ieit einiger
3eit 3ei9eu Der Samdde 5eigt. Der
8etrog Der 2tnIeibe. $150,000.000
bis $250,000,0O0 iit 10 tIeiu, oof
.gr0Bere GperntIoneh peroen unter-
npmmen merben miifen, Delh(
mabribeinli6 Die per6iinoeten Can
Der miteinihLieBen perOen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-20
Die Neere unter Hinoenburo uno Er3ber3oo Karl
(cbiiben Ien>bero.-Dte Seretb=Dront balt.
llnbcitGti9t.
0eriifIt, AnOraiig iOllte Had.
iOl9cr Nuriaa0 iucrOeu.
6at aber abgcIe6ut.

2onoon, is. 9(usuii. gisber un.
beitdti9t iinb aus Gom uno 9enno
eingetrpfiene Depei6en, nod peIden
8oron BON Surian, Der Wiinilter bes
4uslpdrtigen pm 0eiterreia- -llngarn
3uriit9etreten lit. @raf SuIius 9tns
Oroiip, Der BON &oiier 6ron5 Solef
gu ieinem Ro6TpI9er agserieben mar,
lolI a6gelebnt baben. Gr poIlte bic
SteIIun9 nur annebmen, penu er
peitergebenoe 9iirgiaaften fir bic
llnobbdn9i9teit llngorns erbaIte.
@rof 2lnbraiip befiirmortet, mie
man gIoubt. ooB 9eiterreiA eipen
SonDerfrieoen ialiebe. Gr lit Elm
grpBer 9elpun0erer GngIanbs unb
gpiuer CTiurirht1uden
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-20
Ser 2nuar.
Gr lit luihtiger ais Wcnidcn-
IeUen.
SScrIeg GitB eriGbrt es.

SerieD Gitp, Is. Quguit. llnfere
Stopt, Ipel9e burh pie Anb0ufung
BON bodgraOigsn GrpIoiipitOTfeu unb
ben Dur6tronsport DerleI6en nit
8eyni6tung 6ebrobt 1T, bat bel ben
8eridten teinen SduB geiunoeu.
Der 8unoesri6tc; Sobr Rellita6 ges
pdbrte Der Genila' 8ahn BON y}ep
sJerIep einen 6in6altabefeb!, mad
meI6em bic Stab. ii6 tie Munitionsz
transporte gefollen lafIen mub. 3ie
8ommiiidre babeu il9 ba6er nafJ
WaIhinqton beQeben, nm BEN Grlab
zines neuen Geicbe5 no63uiuden.
iDei6es ben S6ug ge9en 5rptoiionss
gefa6r mo9li6 m14t. Sic meroer
bei Dem 8unbcsienoior Uldrtine uat
bem aongreBo6georoueten 6amilI
porIpre6en, unb otb Die 3piI6en.
itoatlite 9erte6rsfommiifion unt
BEN 4rieQsIetretdr Batter beiu4en.
Ser Dollar ifeint pihtigsr 4.
fein ols bas Qetcn pen 0tdnnern
Frauen un0 &inoern", in9te Wtapof
Morf 90. 7ga9on. n0inter ber gan.
3en Ga9e itett Der Bu!Deriruit."
Sine Genbuug non A Sitter
i6por3en 4ulpsrs, reIhe fir boz
gunoesmilitdr in Sort Gotten, q
g., 6lTtimmt por UNI ouf Der 9eIo
mare, Qadapanna un0 QBeitern 9ahI
eintrof, muroe bon Der poli3ei ange
balteu. Die ga6n tpiyb bos 9uIoe-
ouF einem anoerea 0ege perienbeu.
Grobcbcu in Stnlieu.
Qon6on, Is. 2tuguIt. 9(ug Ron
piro qemeloet, boz 6eute friib eli
GrD6c6en oie St6ote 2(Econa. pe
Ioro uno 9iuuni 6eim9eiudt tai
/. S5n 9(ncona mur0t tein SAd0en an
aeridtet ,aber in 4eIaro un6 Rinan
iinb 6duler 3erit0rt unO Ylenl4en
lebea gu Grun0e gegan9en.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-20

g9ieh iiber 2ouoot 16. 9tug.
9lm 9artoren-9oB (gcbil0et bon Der
Samar5cn G6eib, 5piit)cn aoeroeS-
mc3oe unO Sa6Ionita). iolpie bel
StanisIau uno AUDI iiioIid Dor
Sc3upol (oie rltiiiide SteIIung boz
@ariompoD bat General 9oueB Ell
nen gormarid suriidgeldlaOen-
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-20

Cbglcidl Die ariegSberid)tc aus
europa aud BcMtc angcIidlts Der
fommenOcn $250,000,000 Anleibr
in 9icm Yurt natiirliherUciic iebr
itnrt gciarbt iinO, laRt iid biz
gaBrBcit Ugne grORes SemiIDcu er'
fenncn, nno Die MaBrDCit lit and
Dcntc OnrdJaHS 6crnbigeuO fir Die
OentIdJe Sad)e, nnO bies ielblt oana
uodL iUenn man aunimmt, Dap Die
ufii5icltcn Ncridjte aus 9Sicn nnO
Berlin 81 Wnniten 0cr &erbnHOctcn
in GonOOn uiCOer gciaIid)t lUOrOcn
nnO.
9iuS ben bcnte D0rliegcnOen SC.
peidcu ergibt iidJ Uur oIlcn 9ingcn
bic idOu gcitern fUnitNtlerte Sat
Jade, Oak der rniiiide &Ormarid
auf Der gan5en glue 5nm 5aItcn
gebrad)t luJrOcn lit. NOrOlidJ UOm
9nicltcr unO bel StaniSlan lunrOen
Die 9iuIIcu unter blatigcn &erlaitcn
5nriIdgcidJla8cn.
Die nene gIrnee i'm 9uieiters0c.
6iet, in Die and) oie Silrtem cinge.
rrigt iuprocn icin Oirften, bat iidJ
bcmGGrt, Die nene irUut bait uuter
Scm allerlundtigitcu 9lnlanien Der
9!niiem lire GteIIuageu, nRO Die
GrnnnGme pOn SalieS bic uOr As
Smnoen ungc5u unDermelOli6 idjicn,
9lmltcrenm, IL. 9!uguit. 9n Gr.
mangclung nrncr GrfOlgc nn irgcnO
eincm Scile Ser 0itlihen 6r0nt be-
ldDranft oas ruiliidle Nriegsamt iidJ
in ieincm beute inittag uerOffentlid-
ten ScridJt ami Die nOdlmnlige 9lnf'
jGblung Der UeiOn8rneu, Die ieli
Ocm 9lniang DER grOken SffeuIiuC
nm 1. 5uui ange6lidJ gefaugeu 9e'
nommcm mnrOcn. 3ie GAIL luirt
critanmlidJcrwciie ani MIR 350,0OC
Uinnm mnO ctua 5000 Cffi3iere, Oit
| 3abl Der er6rntetcn NanUnen an
4O8 mnb Die Der ljiaidincngeuebrt
anf 1926 angcgeben. 2ie ein5igt
Jtenigeit in Oem Neridlt britegt ii
Der 0iitteilnng, OaR Die CrltcrrciAet
iidl 6ei 2clntgn uno 8prOdjia 5u
radj0gen.
3nblOuita bcfinbet nd nliO mad
luie upr in Den 6GRocn Der 90ueh
9lrmee nuO p0u eiuer ScSrO0nH
OcS Sartorcn-@oTes III fciue ]ieOt
! GariS unO 9onoon iiuo itG
idjluci0inm Sic 6couiprndcn aud
Hidlt ciuen einligtn 0riul0 an 6c
5ommc, mO ua9c6lidj oic ar0ht
/ GuBc berrIajt. 9inri5 SGge9en tell
: nit, bar Die Gcniidjen bei @erOnu
inn glbidJuitt UOn $biaHmOnt 6lruTg
&aur nn6 Gbapitre cine nHgeri
| idiucre Sci@ienHng eingcICitet ba
ben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-20

ii
i'm Gca Seq O GHne r9rcn N Se nhf@n Soma@ OnOebn n
IS nBan
tH chnF %OrmaA au
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-20
@rpbcben IN NStaIien.

- gei 6anibaI, gto., iino our9
5luten 500 Ginlpohner pertriebsu
mnroen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-20

einen Siea on Orr SUlhrhe 81 er'
riugeu nu0 ilJn 0cm ulnerifGniidlcn
Yablifum ats YnleIbC5uCfen ais
SOfipeiie uOr5nictCn, uulltc OicS
niht gclin9cn. 4driS nnO SOnoUa
teilen tlelnIHmt nit, OGh iIc nia)ta
81 mcloen bnbCn. Sic bGttcn idljn
ctluns 81 mcIocu, luemn iiC iuulltcn.
Sic f0nntCn oer &elt mIttcilen, 0ah
iran50iiidc nnO cugliid)e Jiieicnrlai.
icn uieoer eintnaI uergebens gegen
Die oentidJCn Manern amgeIaufeu
nnO blati9 5nrif9eidlagrn worocn
iiuO, nndoem eS Ocn Sriten, iulc &C.
ltcrn bercits gelneIbct, am YturBen
gelnmgeu mar, eiuioe 0rGben, Die
iie am Sonntag OerlUrcn, 5uriIdjn'
ne6men.
Sci @erOnn iuerOen ole fran30ii.
idDcn SteaunGca auf Oas idJlueritc
6eidjOiieu.
Die StaIicner iteben nod Oa, iuO
iie icit Der 6innabme pOn 0Ors
iteJeu. Welomngen ibcr Oem gbaloi.
gen" Sal oOn SOlmein nuO iider
oen sbaIOigen" Sal uon Srieit ent'
bebrcn ieoer 8egriIuonn9. Gle scbO-
rem Snr glnleibe.S5encrie.
9lOm ielbit beaaiprndJt amtlid)
nidJts oergIcihcn, iOnOrrn meIOet
leoiglid) bic aItgeiuOguten Sort
| idritte i'm StelIangstricg.
griff iiioIif bonn 0oiran-See einen
6uIgariiden Foiten an iDltroe aber
5nriidgei6Ia9en.
D@eitlibe 8ront:
.Gie 9riten ipicoer6oIten geiteru
naduliitag i9re gIngriffe alf Der
2inie 0oiaers.9a5erttine Ie.Petit
uuo ietten iie nit 9r0Bter Seftigfeit
bis in Die 9tadt binein fort. Sic
otaugen ipie6erltm in oenieIben Sra.
6enteiI elm aus Dem mir iie am
Gage perber pertrieben.
n2lqe oitoern 9tn8riiie, Die in fur
gen 3luii6enpauien einail0er folg.
ten, braden inter bodit i6meren
blutigeu 0erluiten fiir Oen 6eino
Dor luieren 3rabtOerbauen 8uiam-
men.
ngei @anrepos unO Sem icbten
Die 6ran5oien ibre irudtIoIcn an
i1engrngen fort.
03miihen 9lncre-@o6 uuO 50nl.
me iino oie @eid)iibfdmpfe nod nidt
sum A6i6InB .efoutnlen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-20
Sa|fI6e 9ampfwa(5e fefgefa@ren.
porfo6 out 4fnlbtrg am 9lata lipa Srttb uno
Dnitfn 3um Slrbtn gtbraOt.
liulGld)t GeiIrrtOIgr bei DrlatDn obnr BeOeutung.
= uIIeti NJ:


IN
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-11-06
NEARLY 300 JOINED
THE LOCAL CHURCHES
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

the Sunday School and Epworth
League enjoyed similar REVEALS The
church was beautifully decorated
with flowers and potted plants al the
chancel and at both services Rev. T.
L. Wright delivered strong sermons.
There were two converts nj lie n.g4.
service Ii was wonderful day for
work and emphasized the import
ance of the old members becoming
more like a great family, encourag
ing cordially and haliing the nov
members feel at home. incidentally
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-11-06
SHIPMENTS HEAVY
SATURDAY NIGHT
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)

of the harreled apples, by reason OF
The fact that moro bulk fruit can be
Put into car than barreled fruit.
The average for harreled apples is
tfn barrels per car while the average
FEE bulk fruit is about $4,000 pounds,
or Is barrels, per car.
The Nartinabure Fruit Exchange
continued lis activity last week hand.
lag about ~ carloads during that
period All this fruit brought good
prices The exchange will ship n
number OF carloads this week also.
aud viii probably be busy until the
middle Of the month. At least
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-11-06
KILLED IN WEST

Oliver = Ucssone. aged 65 years
II native 81 near Wolfs3lle Md. and
for Is YEARS in the employ of the
citv Of st Joseph, Mich, was muir
lered and robbed and his body
thrown into the Benton harhor Of
the ahip canal
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-11-06

that one has 70 sDt
very careful. There is
one method. however,
that Won need never
hesitate to use, even
IN a baby tender
skin--that is the res
mol treatment. Resi-
vol is the preanrintiou
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-11-06

81 Baltimore doctor, put up in the
1orn Of resinol ointment and resinol
soap. This proved SO remarkably sue
eessful, that thousands OF other physi-
clans have prescribed it constantly for
. over twenty years.
Generally resinol stops itching at
once, and heals the eruption quickly
and at little cost. Resinol ointment
and resinal soap can be boufht at any
druggist
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-11-06
HOME 10 NOIE

4fes 4rA Frank piauto. Of Ridewell.
ra. Bernard Hardy Of Cumberland,
Dan Matthews, Col William DeGtange
NJ Eyed Wolfes and family OF
Y ash thelon, Lawrence neGrange.
Isle eHi#WelL of West Virginia Uni
versi IL. are some Of those here for
the election Mr.. Weltes and family
aae heae Tor tho week
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-11-06

it is not altogether unlikely that the
First NJ f Church Will take steps in
the near future 70 provide better ia
cilities for the Sunday school and
other societies of the church. The
large lot in rear of tie present ed
ice may he utilized fer additional
sunday school rooms.
Attention Sections ant, 4.
Sections three and four as the city
was divided during the stephens
campaign will meet IN the Ladies
Parlor Of the First I. B Church to-
sht at o'clock fer PRAYER and TO
'~Eau ~ the cottage PRAYER meetings
in these sections SO that the work
viii be continued This is not q de
uominational meeting but members
of all churches and no church. EF-
erybody who is interested in this work
is most urgently requested TO be
present tonight men and women alike
All churches, men and wcmen are
invited Captains of the two sec
faHe
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-11-06

Resinol Soap is not only unusually
cleansing and softening, bet its regular
qlsc gives TO the skin and hair that
natural beauty OF perfect health which
eSsmctios eun only initiate
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-11-06

preached splendid sermon before a
large congregation at that church
Sunday morning Sunday night he sat
in the pew and listened 10 Rev. Char
les c DHrkee. the rector DIR. and
Mrs Douglas. who have been stop
pine with Mr.. c. \ Miller, South
Queen street, viii leave this evening
mr. the.r future home in Louisville.
k. whore the rector was recently
called from Huntington.
PRAYER MEETING DISTRICT
No Is includes Winchester ana
Faulkner avenue. from Stephen street
10 It's city limits
NJ persons that are interested in
The nrayermeeting and Bible study
combined are requested to be pres
r. at Mrs Wolford on Winches
Ter avenue Tuesday evening at q
a.e,gek
In Other Churches
There were great attendances and
much interest in many other chur-
ehes and quite 4 number We're also
received into membership in these
HE new members fer st Johns
Lutheran and Christ Reformed churz
ehes VIII be received later on
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-11-06
Safe Home Remedy
for Skin-Troubles

Eczema, ringworm, and other itching,
burning skin eruptions are so easily
made worse by improper treatment
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-11-06
First U. B. Church.


yesterday was great daF in THE
First L. B. Church Four hundred
and twenty were present in the sun
dav school At Il O'Clock the audi
to~ium including the two SUNDAY
school rooms. was 6lled with worship
pers The entire service was give.
The reception OF new members al
the membership of tn church genera
" SiXty-siX new members We're II
ceived at the two services 81 in tn
morning and II at NIGHT. The nigh
congregation was equal 10 that of The
morning. II was a dav of victory.
First Baptis. Church
Tire services Sunday We're very
gratifying and all departments Cnioy
ID great increase IN attendance as
result Of the esaneelstic cam
paien Sunday night Rev Or w. G
TAYLOR had one OF The largest con.
ereeations i'll years. even the gallery
being full TO lis utmost Al The
night service seven received the ordi.
rance of baptism These We're from
the class of 2S candidates for immer
sion who have been approved and
while it is not authoritativelH stated
it is believed there may be 80 or 40
more.
A Splendid Talk
Rev. Or. John $ Douglas, former
rector OF Trinity Episcopal Church.
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Rev. Or. John $ Douglas, former
rector OF Trinity Episcopal Church.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-23
commerce CHAMBER
To AID Teachers BILL
Committee on Education Ready to Re-
port Necessity for Retirement Law.

The committee on schools of the Wash
ington Chamber of Commerce will report
at the next meeting of the body that
the teachers in public schools should
be helped before Congress in the ef-
fort to pass the retirement bill
Charles w. Clagett, chairman, COM
pleted his report. which emphasizes the
fact that several years ago the Cham
her Of Commerce took a stand favoring
pensions for teachers and asserts that
the committee feels that the interest
Of the people OF Washington require that
the Chamber Of Commerce should exert
itself to have a teachers retirement bill
passed by Congress"
ITO give the student the best oppor-
tunity to become a useful citizen, IT is
ESSENTIAL that he be taught by a strong
and vigorous teacher; that no part Of
his short period of training be wasted by
having teachers who are inefficient by
reason OF old age and the inroads OF
disease" says the report.
Such teachers are bound to be In a
service where the salaries are 30 small
that their annual expenditures equal their
entire earnings. Under these circum-
stances experience has shown that such
teachers will remain in the service.
"It il too much to expect that after
they have given their vigor. youth and
mature womanhood IN tnstructtng our
children that they win be fired out on the
system"
The Washington herald., 1916-12-23
SALVATIONISTS filling
POLLYANNA HAMPERS
Even Betting that Army Dinners Will
Beat Feasts of the Wealthy.

BY a comparison of the two menus, one
for the millionaire and the other for the
poor man, a mathematical problem pre-
scnts itself. The question Is: Who Is go
ing to get the most Christmas cheer at
the festive board. the little rich party of
FIVE around a costly feast. or the poor
destitute family who will feast from a
Salvation Army basket?
The dinner for the party of five will
cost $3.50. or $50 a plate. according to
Chef Praff, of the Willard. The basket
Of necessities for the poor costs s2os, or
Il cents a plate. according to Adjutant
Fred Bartlett, of the Salvation Army.
Perhaps you will think that the mil
lionaire will be the happier. Perhaps he
will and perhaps he won't. since happi-
ness is entirely comparative. OF course,
there can be no comparison between the
service, the elaborate table appointments
the service and the delectableness Of the
menu OF the rich mans dinner and the
humble fare, plain tableware and wait
on yourself system of the poor mans
dinner.
But there are plenty of philanthropists
and mathematicians who are willing to
bet their last dollar that the poor man
will be the happier.
Just so sure are these folks that they
are already at the the army headquar-
ters preparing hundreds OF these l-cent
dinners.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-23
Development CHARGES
FOR PEPCO DEFENDED
Consulting Engineer Paine Calls Ex-
penditures for New Trade Necessary.

No public utility of the character of the
Potomac Electric Power Company could
be estimated without heavy expenditures
prior to its organization and for develop
ment OF business after It got under way.
said F. B. H. Paine. OF New York. con-
sulting engineer, yesterday at the valu-
alton hearing regarding the power COM
pany's property. conducted by the Public
Utilities Commission. He sought to sus-
tain the conceivers' and development
charges of the Almert report, and in
sisted that the expense Of getting custom
ers contributed to the cost of furnishing
electric lighting to the tune OF about
1880 for each customer in the city.
Mr.. Paine further stated II was not
considered good policy to allow more
than the first years return from the
customer for getting his business, ex-
cept in the case OF large users.
Earlier in the day he set a new high
figure for the cost of producing the COM
pany's property and business at $50, 329 554,
exclusive of the Great Falls and ease
ment items. The figure set by Harold
Almert, consulting engineer. Of Chicago,
was $19, ,735, ,3S7.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-23

Funeral services for Ellen c. Sulli-
van, who died Wednesday, will be held
this morning from her residence, SO
Quincy place northwest. at 4:30 o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-23
CENTRAL ALUMNI TO MEET.

The Alumni of Central High School.
several hundred in number. will at
tend the annual reunion, to be held
in the new Central Building, Eleventh
and Clifton streets. at o'clock Tues
day.
This marks the first reunion to be
held in the new building. and reports
indicate that the meeting will be the
largest held yet. 1t Is expected that
the alumni will take some definite
steps toward securing a memorial to
Mile. Eugene LiebschutZ. a former
member of the faculty.