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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-01
REsnt.rrtnN No tne,

PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO !
RESOLUTION and proposition
10 amend lection - Of Article XVI.
Of the Charter % tho Ctty Of Seattle
and providing for tho sub mission Of
such proposed amendment to the
electors OF tho city at the general
municipal election TO be held on the
~ day Of March, 1915.
BE 1T RESOLVED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY or Sc
ATTLE
That section 81 OF Ar,lol. XVI ot
tho Charter OF tho city % SEATTLE be
amended 10 read az follows
Section a. Any person IN the SER
vice % tho city under civil service
appointment who In not engaged in
an extra hazardous occupa ton. as
defined by section ? and Section 3
~ Chapter - Laws NJ tho state OF
Washington. 1911. or who IL not In
Guided In any other state law now
enacted or that may hereafter be
enacted providing FOR pensions or
disability allowances. and who shall
be disabled in tho discharge OF his
duties, shall receive fun pay during
such disability not to exceed ono
month. and half pay not 20 exceed
ar additional months. or who shall
bo permanently injured or disabled
while IN the liue Of duty. shall re-
ceifo In addition 10 the aforesaid
payments pny after tho Aforesaid
seven months period whilo such dis
ability continues. 10 be fixed hy tho
city council. not exceeding 90 per
cent ~ tho pay received hy such per-
son NJ the time Of injury. rlI 81 said
payments 20 be made monthly
The commission shall prescribe
such rules as may he necessary FOR
carrying out tho purpose OF this sec
ton and may provide suitable
medal OF honor for di-tingufshed
bravery or service while I'm tho line
OF duty
AID HE TT FURTHER RE
SOLVED. That such proposed amend o
ment be submitted to the qualified
electors OF the city Of Seattle for
their ratification or rejection at the
general municipal oloction to bo
held on tho 7th day ~ March. 1915
Passed tho city Council tho ard
day OF January. 1918. and signed by
me I'm omen session I'm authorization
~ itH pasHaEe this 3rd day Of jan
uary. 1916
OLIVER r ERICKSON.
President Of tho city Council.
Fucd tho 3rd day NJ January.
tolG
~ w CARROLL.
.City Comptroller and oK-Offlcio city
Clerk.
J. r. AGNEw. Deputy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-01
200 CELEBRATE
naturalization

Two bundled new Americans oe,,.
bra;ed their naturalization with a
banquet. and entertained Gov. II.
ter. at the Y. ". G. A.. Tuesdzy
night.
They had come from nearly ever
part OF the globe. and passed the
Y. NJ. c. a. preparatory course for
citizenship.
Gov Lister, introduced as nat.
urallzed citizen. said that the state
.of Washington gained it's strength
because OF the influx OF yigor from
across the seas.
Thoroly assimilate America and
her Institutions. he said.
DR.. Carter Helm Jones told them
not 10 forget the land OF their bir1h.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-01
Community EXPO
OF HOME PRODUCTS

\ community festival and general
get-together meeting OF the manu.
faciurcrs, retail merchants and con.
sumera. opened in Sloan's hall. ssrd
and Greenwood ave. wednosday.
II VIII continue each afternoon ana
evening until March 3 Inclusive.
Home manufactured products
will be on display. for the purpose
OF educating the people TO the great
variety OF goods made In Seattle.
The retail merchants OF the vicin.
ity have Endorsed the undertaking.
and have agreed at the end Of the
fair to place the products on their
shelves.
Talks on subjects OF mutual bene-
ut by the manufacturer. the retail
merchant and the consumer viii
form a part Of the program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-01

Second. Any person whose name
has been presented ~ candidate
may. not later than fifteen tib)
days before the election. cause hts
name 20 be Withdrawn BY ming
with the city comptroller and eN-
afficio city clerk a request therefor
in writing. over his own signature.
duly atteHted BY n notary public,
and no name 40 Withdrawn shall
he printed upon the official ballot
No portion Of tho filing fee shall
be returned IN case OF withdrawal
% candidacy
Third. All names Of candidates
20 be voted upon at any municipal
election shall be printed upon the
official ballot in groups under the
designation OF the respective titles
Of the offices for which they are
candidates. Nothing on tho ballot
shall be indicative % the source Of
the candidacy or OF the support 81
any candidate No ballot shall have
printed thereon any party or poiiti-
cal designation or mark. and there
shall not be appended 20 tho name
Of any candidate any such party or
political designation or mark or
anything Indicating his views or
opinions All ballots printed shall
be Of precisely the same size. quail
lty. tint OF paper. kind 81 paper.
kind Of type and color ~ Ink 40
that (ercept for the consecutive
corners for removal when the bal
tots are voted a. provided by gen
erei law. II shall be Impossible %
distinguish one ballot from another.
When there are four or more can
didates for any office. then tre
ballot shall provide for first second
and third choices When there are
three. and not more. candidates for
any office. then tho ballot shall pro-
vide for first and second choices
only: when there are less than three
candidates for any office. oil dis
tfnguishing columns - 70 choice and
all reference as 20 choice shall be
omitted.
when candidates arc 70 be elected
10 offices having tho same title. and
when the number Of such candidates
exceeds three times the number ~
such offices 20 be fiuef then the
2 ballot shall provide for first. second
OF such candidates exceeds two
times. and not three times the mum
her OF such offices 70 be fiilsd, then
the ballot shall provide for first
and second choices only. and when
the number ~ such candidates does
not exceed two times tho number
. OF such offices 20 be filled then al
distinguishing columns az 20 choice
and all reference 20 choice shall be
omitted
The ballots shall he In suBHtsn-
tisilY the following form
General TOR speclsD election, city
~ Seattle. 20 be held on tho ----
day of ----. 10.
official ballot 20 be used IN -----
fDsglRnation NJ precinct to be print
4. ed or Etampef)
TNSTRrCTfOHs TO VOTERS
You may write In the blank space
provided below each group the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-01
SALVATION ARMY
MOVABLE COMING

Commissioner Chas. Sowton. Of
Winnipeg, commander OF all Saliva
ton Army operations in Western
Canada, Is to be the speaker at sey-
eral large gatherings OF Scandha.
Wan Salvationlsts and their friends.
TO be held here the middle OF ne1r(
month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-01

stall T. -, asparagus. 400 n. cauli-
flower. loe and lsc. radinhcs, lunches
t0c. potatocS lbs loo. 81 IL cvt ~
lvcred. stall III. home made apple but D.
ter. loe III large bottle catsup. ioc; am
pickles. loo 1t, chow chow. Toe az .
sweet relish, ltc Ut stalls asa. Colum.
ein river smclt. lbs 25c ling cod. 4
lbs zoe. baking size salmon trout ikc
IN stalls jo-a2-a4, leaf lard. lgLc M:
shoulder Of lamb. Toe 10; bacon. iac ID.
A. ieslteas. corn starch. 5c pkg. Z cans
milk 2tc. lbs rolflcd oats. s5c: 10 bars
soap, 2'c. 4 lbs. beans. Csc. sugar. \ lbs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-01

stan SIS. bottled bum. 500 "a sauer.
krhut, ats loo stall .0t. rolls o.
paper. ahc. squash or pumpkin. zoe. stan
III pot rohsts t1irc TO-. r. bone steak.
zoe 70 sta 21i. grapefruit for ese'
caulitower zoe head stall ea CON.
pound. iic no good steak. 15c H. sisb
se3 frcsh eggs. see doa fresh cottage
cheese 100 M stall 20. raisin cake. ise
III. coffee cakes. soc dos stall lis. jueY
lemons l5e doz. new crop WRlnuta lee
per 10.
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IIITt

At stonF's lbs sugar. CSC. or large
cans best milk g5c. with other g5c order;
t5c cans coffee. Skr. lbs Japan rice
Csc. 2 cans soup. Csc; cans corn. peas
or tomatoes 25c, good walnuts. Zoe II
Sc cans loranhcrrics Ice; loo pkg
macaroui- or spaghetti 30. stall IS local
ranch esgs soc dor, doE. 55c. best
Washington creamery butter. 2sc 10 8
lbs. 81 90. stall l6 fresh ground peanut
butter. ec H.. lbs gtc. large loo loaves
of bread. &c. . Tor l5c, comm honey. isc
stalls ao-al, veal roast letsc M. mood
steak l2Nc No. stan !. Florida Crane.
fruit s for gbc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-01
THOMPSON beaten

CHICAGO. March l.--Incomplets
reports from the eHction yesterday
indicate Mayor Thompson lost
seven important wards. two anti
Thompson candidates for aldermen.
and that he won only two OF nine
hot contests.
Ninety thousand women voted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-01
UPH0LDS BRANDEIS,

WASHINGTON. March l.-Ex.
President stephen Gregory. Of the
American Bar association, told SEN
ate investigators today that the
general reputation and character Of
Louis ID. Brandeis, as lawyer, are
excellent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-01
Sale Miscellaneous

ASST AM pooRs
Attractive lookins doors aud window.
add value 20 YOUR home Don't huiid
before first iookinH over our catalogue
No a. postal vard viii hrinE u 60
vcu fre~ ~ charH~ We supply Yuu
With ANYTHING you want in the sash
and door lire al satinH IA price.
pius quality aud service We Huarans
fea our material and safe delivery
Fite-cross panel doors ~ 80 vraftsfnan
ant three ply veneer panel duorH - rs
Co 3 90 front doors his selection
from % up standard twnriiHht and
cottage vtndewA ail stftrs - easement
sash frames inside finish. mauidinEs
builders hardware. roofing etc also
fber wall board at cents yer square
foot
@. n WILLIAMS co.
Manufactures
Main fatf tatR rtrst Ave-
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A6--Homcstcads
PUBLIC MARKETS


stalls : :. 8. Z. pot roast. SC 20 Toe N
shoulder ~ mutton, ioc III. rib or sir
laln steaks. isc 10 hamburger and
sausage 100 NJ back bones. 20 lbs a6e.
veal roast lie lb stall .. haiihut checks
&C NJ, MS 25c. salmon trout Ibc 10
rcd snapper. Zoe M .mclt Sc ~: fresh
crabs. tee ~ A. StonEE lbs sugar
h0r Aac cans coffee. 1ac. fancy flour.
81 % sack delivered mncnrnni or spa
Khctu DC pkg. roc pkEs dates. gsc
stall io2. strictly fresh local ranch eggs
ace doH. 9 doE bsc. frcrh pulst eggs
2sc dou. 2 doE Doc. S5c coffee ape Ii
large cans milk SC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-01
POLICEMEN ELECT

Seattle police are holding their
pension board election Wednesday.
Three will be chosen. Candidates
are Segts. Keefe and Zimmerman.
and Patrolmen olmsted. Phillips
and Carleton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-01

Zee and ten. 1Sc H. stau SIS. hominy. 60
stall 1a2; veal chops 1850 10. stall
1903. lerEr ESQ bottle catsup. Use; new
pack black tgs Sc Va Too corn flakes
fc. stall So. whole salmon :Sc lns
cod, his csc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-01

iin passage. this 18Th day % April.
'istE.
OLIVER T. ERICKSON.
President % the city Council
FILED The 18Th day - April. 1914
~ W CARROLL.
CITY Comptroller and et-pffirio city
Clerk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-01
ARE YOU 1rHE MAN {?

| nGIE YOU UHIl6 MAM z
There are always many little Jobs
OF carpentry which housewives want
done Just az soon Ms spring comes.
Big firms don't want TO bother with
lthem-but the right man working
by the Job and not the hour-can
make better money than the scale.
STAR WANT ADS viii find the
Jobs
T-NCWF FNkP. north - ciiy. rear sta
iian. on Everett car iins only u.ion.
on terms % itoa cash balance monihiy.
stt Green nag
TOR Hkfr-iets -acfs Improved ranch.
on. mile from snohnrntsh. about fwo
blocks from inisrurhau station. Rcd
Crossing Pine location. uwner. A
smssrson. n n. !. snehornish. wssh.
1900 CASH
.rrss. ell level. s-rnom hours: barn;
orchard eel. no rocks nor savei
Price ii.tos. olnnEsr. sti Empirs Bla
FoH sAf.r-ssis acre ranch. s-rcom
house. small orchard and berries ,
miles from town. 'i.spo. G.. u. e.
Holt. ownsf. Hamilton. Wash.
- ACRES. parity Improved Z. mile
shore frAnt. mile. from Anacnrtssi
Guenss island scod ferry. ii.eee. =
nrAan. r. , II :. Anacorter
foW RkLE-s acre, Improved Lard !.
fruit berries good buildings and water
system. Inquire Box ~, FreeiAnd.
~>~~Ss~S~~~~~~~~~~~~~
42-Acreage Wanted
WANE you farm iand Cor sale IN canada
n - so have tho cash buyers owu-
srs orlr emmy Address C-re star
43-LOT FOR SALE
Viii sAcRITicE lot. close in or Wiii
build 90 sulf. terms like rent W. s.
Wilson. queen Anne 5sts
TWO nne business lots ~ Duvan Wash
eisar and with small house For price
and terms write J. @. Charison. sno-
homish. wash.
te-Foor lot and email house Tor itoo:
So cash and SO per month Rainier
Reach. one block car line: All assess
fneuis paid. 10si Arcade nldF
~~N~~0~~~~~~~@N@0~~~e~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~N~~~~N~
46--Homesteads
VIC TSpiAN REsFRVNTioS TO OFES
10 600 acres Tor settlement. wheat
fruit general farm lands 81 50 per
acre open coming summer. homes Tor
10 900 send IS cents NJ once for
copies with reliable INFORMATION re-
Harding this great region. Wcnatrhee
wash ,. Daily world Dent A
~T-a~-s~--s-a-s-@~>r~f~s--l
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Deputy Clerk.

city Comptroller and su-offieie
city Clerk
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2s-Spiritual Mediums

nov Al IfHfttlA =
iiff~d 80 read youf
iifs from birth g.
death toe cate :
mines. gives true
advice n business
love ana marriage
rsunifss tho sspa p
rated. dives you ths
secret paenF hos %
Wtn and hold ths
one you love Katis
faction guaranteed
g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-01
ACREAGE FOR SALE

81. ACREAGE FOR SALE
HEAD Tfiis CAREFULLY AID YoU
WILL MY THIS TRACT
10 ACRES FOR 1875
WIN living spring ard stream. lies Just
sect - H.Atiir 81 we'll settled die.
triat. close go nsiKhhurK srhnol. saw
mill farmers ErHnro ard logging
camp. phone. " v n delivery from
stores and mills Tract q. level and
sHsiif CLEARED. cream and gag route b.
the door
80 CASH A%p s. MONTHLY
rtUEr sotNp rAHNs co. eos 1rd ~.
FOH BALE HY ow NER--ta srrss /,
miles east % Napavfne ~ bead 81
cattle. hafr0s. waEon and harness
pisa 4 dozen chickens and farming
tools small orchard and other small
fruits house and barn household
goods nearly haif seeded Price
81 zoe. cash preferred. or .. SEQ down
aud balance easy terms Lewis
county "a r. Hidrnhour. n Y y. =
thehaU~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-01

" NJ ~. iifs from bifih 20
- " III q death locates
Bm mines gives true
VI " advice IN business
love and marriage
r~unitss tho sspa-
rated. fites you ths
z ~ secret paenf how 90
~tn and hoid tha
one YOU love Eatis
- faction guaranteed
Ifls Piss ~. between MINOR and horsn
avs-
rIWEH gtuO6i. 0T ittMA~ FrfENrE
Free lectures NoHdar Wednesdff ard
FRIDAY nights character dslin~stiouH
consultation free iss rise =
nrriEHu frsdirF psF,hoiasisf gives
Hfftre on go Hifaifs. tells ohlF'f ~
fisf drNHsn falf talents enc helps you
tn become turrrssflf iipufs ~ -
corner Third az anf wac 20 : llss
uIfrsA VISTA removed n isief Hsf
snfh room d. ,ttoH fsgrhie
fsaasr
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reader paimist str ttts Pike. cor
n~r rirs' Elliott uo'si
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paintst Reliable advice 1te. taa
set tnion
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27-For Rent Uniurnisned
t-nooM HOUSE lpsi painted and
raprrrd on rifst arf Denny HaF
Phone Qassa Acne 11st
t-uouN goTTAGE utthir fss blocks -
Ballard tish s.hooi. one haH block 90
rsr us " tuh
7s-Furuished Apis.
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farnishsd apartments All mofsra bss
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tsepInF faams Cells is's Weller e.
s~1~-~~s~>~Se~>>.>~>~~0-
business Chances
iiEHE j. GOOD rhanee b. dror inio a
partners haif interest In one = So
trsf carpet sff mattress husinsHsss Be-
o.. rifr 8 have a late method - -.
fnskfrE "a fnAtfressra which 10 his
rarress vfii shoe Fnu our books and
n 800 uEffh ihis business FOR fss
DAYS Yuu witi zee that n - htE
fnansr maker want party that stti
fsss setiss part. experiences not here's.
.aFr COME ard look this ever. ttet
Hfans say %nffh sft
uANAuE fut sale NJ city ~ i.ttp We'll
equipped in GOOD iucaiinn. Address
C.sa star
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tnEton uii stock Address c.ii etaF
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HOTELS
U0rEt. uENNEH-afsata- heated rosfa.
sec secs Thirt.
p.frirsia- itisil 5000 - ~..s ap
Exchanges
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trade for auto and sits some cash. nor
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CLOTHING
ACREAGE FOR '' SAL

fIosY 10 nHIMTHro~
ACRES AND SMALL HOtsE
IL arr~s cleared siraehrfrisa aud fruit
trees srt cut 1lr fare
rHI,r o>fN sseoi $3.50 fAsU
aIIfIoHD sAN AH-pAfIs tnr.
ieis TNird 49, lef Washington ~
RANCH FNAF--kta ceres ~ ssii that is
ruad 50 ceres fhnfeuEhiY cleared
t-fsufn house outhuiifirgR. ar high
say near station if's snap a.
g. 800 tnauirs sts Greco ffidK
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IL.
Subscribed and sworn 20 h~fors
ne this --- day % ----. ID
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ron HAtr mack Mtnorra cnch.tsis q
ana - apiece a. ~ naiiY. tsoo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-01

duly sworn. on oath deposs and
saw. that reside at No. ------- In
the city % Seattle and am a quail
fled voter therein. that hereby
d@ctar. myself o candidate for the
office OF ------------ at tire gen
ar.f r-rrtrtn.I nirrtfnn "a hn helf
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-11-04
COLONEL. WALKER
PREVENTS BIG FIRE
Together Wis Miss Elsie CIohan He
Stops Blaze at the Shoe
maker Home

- About o'clock last evening as Col.
Stuart w. Walker, was coming down
West King street from his home on
Rosemont. he detected a blaze in the
front room of the home of the Misses
Shoemaker. and seeing that it was a
bad one and could cause trouble, he
tried to effect an entrance but the
door was locked.
About that time Miss Elsie Clohan
came along, and together with Col
Walker, succeeded in opening a side
door to the part Of the house occu-
pied by S. B. Dorm and family and
quickly extinguished the. blaze, which
came from Halloween lantern in
which some oil was being burned.
While no damage was done, it was
evident that had the blaze not been
discovered soon, it would have re-
suited disastrously.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-11-04
SUMNER SCHOOL
First Grade

John Harden. Andrew Woods. Guy
Reed. Bernard Preston. William
Spears, Bernard Dennis, Oscar Dennis.
Alonza Turner, David Walker, John
Crist, Charles Crist Ruth Mason.
Elizabeth Fletcher, Emma Cook. Nan
ME Miller
Second Grade
John Reed. James Redmond. Bea.
trice Cook Clara Roman. Evelyn Ro-
man.
Third Grade
Samuel Woods. Lewis Turner. Eliza
Reed. Elizabeth Page. Anna King.
Fourth Grade
Bruce Brown, John Mackey, Gran
Vile Dennis. Braxton Reed, Dorothy
Fletcher. Anna Cook, Sarah Preston.
Edna Rideout.
Fifth Grade
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-11-04
NEWS ITEMS FROM
THE CITY HOSPITAL

Miss Virginia Ridgeway city. had
her tonsils this afternoon.
Miss Pearl Powell, city underwent
an operation today.
Mrs. Annie Myers. Slanesville. w.
Va, has recovered from an operation
and returned to her home.
James Smith, colored, while pack
ing apples at DR.. s. n Myers farm
yesterday afternoon. badly bruised a
leg. He was brought to the hospital
for treatment
DR.. Richardson, one OF Williams.
ports prominent physicians. was at
the hospital today
DR.. Agnew and wife. Of New York
city, who We're married a few days
ago, and who are spending their hon
eymoon in the south, were at the hos
pital yesterday the guests OF DR.. T.
K. Oates DR. Agnew is connected
with big hospital in New York and
thoroughly understands hospital work.
lie expressed a very good opinion OF
this institution
DIR. Victor L. Glover. Inwood, was
at the hospital this morning.
Miss Elsie Oates Highview. w.
Va. has entered the institution to be-
come trained nurse
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-11-04
Other Communities

GAINESVILLE, Nov /. Miss s.l
MIA Bowers. Of Martnsbur. .
guest OF Miss Irene Bower .u. ..
days last week
Miss sallie LineamuHor ..s
ing q short time with relative. r
friends in Washington.
Mr. Michael Lehan and H..g.,.-
Miss Helen, Of Martineburq. a.l a..
~ R. Anderson. Of Branu a.
the guests Of Mrs. G W 4gsa,.se
Sunday.
Mr.. Homer Lemastrr who has s..s
confined to his home vita uas4.e
is now much improved.
The ladies Of the Bednpfao ii r.
church, south, will hold am ag5ag
meeting Of the Ladies Md sss..fs
at the home Of Rev. Sander. Haa.a.
vile. on Friday November al
! are cordially invited TO attend
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. G. Bender ana VAN
were guests at the home Of II r.
Bender Sunday.
Mrs. Martha Knipe is VISITING a.
/ the home Of her sister. Mrs. 4orear
near Martinsburg
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-11-04
JUDGE ROBINSON
TO SPEAK HERE
VIII Speak Monday Night in
the Apollo Theatre.

Announcement was made today
that Judge Ira E. Robinson. of Graf
ton, Republican candidate for COVER
nor, will close his campaign in this
city next Monday night, speaking at
the Apollo theatre. This meeting will
conclude the campaign in Berkeley
county for the Republicans. and the
following day the battle of the ballots
will be waged
Judge Robinson has spoken in prac
tically every county in the state in
an effort to win. He declares he has
the fight already won. but the oppo-
sition believes otherwise
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-11-04

derdonk Meveral Yontz, Howard Pom
ton
Fourth Grade
Harry Armstrong, James Andrews,
Martin Dorm, Harry Howard. Lydia
Lower, Lou Bradshaw, Marie Bowers,
Elizabeth Brantner. Hilda Mcdaniel,
Virginia Zepps. Pauline Fowler, Ethel
Grund Charlotte Hockenberry. Nellie
PIERCE
Fifth Grade
Harry Darr, Ralph Edwards. Edgar
Lord, Bernard Linthicum, Ralph Long,
Edison Seibert, Baker Smith Bessie
Bowers. Ivy Mcdaniel. Dora Miller,
Mary Rickle Frances Stokes, Ella
Towner.
Sixth Grade
Catherine Hyle. Julia Miller. Hilda
Lemaster. Ruth Harmon, Catherine
Grund, Carroll Rnlssler, William Dorm,
William Small Clarence Becker,
Franklin Kearns, Meade Gochenour,
Adam Seibert, Gladstone Runkles.
Seventh Grade
Mildred Brandenburg. Catherine
Baker. Verna Clark, Ethel Edwards.
Ethel Johnson, Alta Hawthorn, Daisy
Onderdonk. Margaret Wild Jane
Youtz, Paul Airhart, Harry Dorm, Gil
bert Pierce Ellis Taylor Lester VOL.
ford
Eighth Grade
Frank Baker. Roy Light. Charles
Sussler. Leslie Voorhees,, Rufus
Wright. lewis Sakeman, Elizabeth
Becker. Pauline Edwards, Leah Grund,
Iona Heberlig, Irene Lemaster. Anna
Lloyd, Berdell Towner.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-11-04
REF ORMAT|ON| IS
399 YEARS OLD
That Length of Time Since Martin
Luther Organized Lutheran Clutch
in Germany

Yesterday was the 399th anniver-
sary of the Reformation, which Mar
tin Luther started by organizing the
Luthern church in Germany The 10
cal Lutheran church had no special
service, but last Sunday the Rev. DIR.
Charles S. Trump. pastor, preached a
splendid sermon on the life Of the
founder of the Lutheran church
A committee representing the differ
ent Lutheran bodies of This country
will have celebration. which is to
occur next year, in charge
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-11-04
SPECIAL NOTICE

If the tabernacle is mot sofa ..
vately before that date ON ss,.-. .'
November 4th, at 100 p. m # r.at
sold at public auction in iron. or %.
court house.
Through an error in a former ado,
tisement the quantity OF -rss.
the building was given as 1auoa pr.
exact number of feet is 57.ugs ....
furnished by II. p. Thorn.
10-31-tf. Walter w T.-