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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-05
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liner GeDeide nod Nhulteroarr, nie
bon 0grt ourd Reittprs iibcrnom
mcn mnr0e erg0nst moroefk SIC
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.uabcliertt llno obfc Terluit aiisge
iilbrt pnroe nnD fuhrt oarin iueiter
atls, 0aB oie oeutidleH 5interpoiten
lid beuui6tem Dir gtQnQuug 81
perAeinIidcn mo tagefang Die ibnen
mn Oas 8ebn. bis 8pan8igiafe ilbers
Iraeften engliiden 5treittrdite inter
idineren @~erluiten fir 0ieie 5nriif
bielten. Ser gerid]t fii9t bin5u, DAB
0ie GnoIdnoer in einem Glld8tt8s-
aefedt III Ser gidhe BON 2itle &or0
.an Der 5trnBe pon Gomutecourt nad
8niiielu eineu Gerlnit ppn so 8e
fanaeaen mo 200 5oteu erlitten
a9nglii6e CffiSiere unO Bonn.
idafteH, beiBt es meter soilrften
Die triluHbAterennen 8eridte Der
eugliihen S%eiianaeb ipelde bic
4Gmpfe nll Der Aucte ais Ons mtdp
tiqite Greignis leit Der Sblad2t OH
Der 0iQrnp ieierI llpr NIT bittereni
2adeln leien. Die 8eutiden baden
lid aus 0eut 0urdl Sdphce ul0 8c-
Qeu III eilleM filrdteriiden Ntoroit
umgeDan0clten @eldn0e d1ii iclteH
9oncn 3lriidgeBoqen. Die Gnglanber
0ogegei befin0eu iidl IN ben BON Dea
Geltiden perluiienelt Dolltommelt
3%erit5rten 2%mifardben NIT ser.
iprengten 2edulgeu, in Grillnmern
lege1oea G0rfern, 5~ugeuoricncn
uao lu%tpniiierbareH @cgen
It'll Der ocnfbar uugiimtigen gage
Gort miliien tie Iiegen bleiben alleu
llnbil0a 0cs @etters ollsgeieti uno
I'M gereide oes oelitidlen 5etters
glae lire 4titfe lit iniol9e0eiicn
mnioH1 gcrpeicu troB Der idperen
lRo blutigeH 0pfer; lntter Dem Sen.
CT Der oelti6en 4aiterien, Die mlf
ieoen @uaft oiuaeitellt limo, miiicn
Iiie it'd meme 5tellutgen balet. 9tur
mif unen0lider 1llliDe mo inter
groBen geriuite1 III IS moglih, Ar.
tilerie III Die neiieu Stellunaeil 81
idofieA mQbreu0 Die Geutiden iid'
iii nelien itarfcn nnh iorgfalti0 Dor.
bereiteten Bolitionen befir0en uno
je0eM neItcren 9Iagriff nit 9llbc
ca%tgegeuiebeu fouien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-05
S~damcrntir iibcr
BclnbcneIcmplett!

Sobofcn q. q. 3 Mars. Bic
oobofen 9oli5ei mo Die 9teutrali
taispoli5ei babeu heute 6riB stolb in
ieinem Simmer im Commercial so
tel, ~acgeniiber Dem Bier 0es 9oro.
0etitihen 2lop0 geleaeit III 5oit qe.
uainufeft. 81 ieiaem 3iamter bat
mnn i6 8orHben ltao qeltug Sprena.
itofie geiuuDen Die gauge 5ta0i III
Die quit 3u ipreigen. aolb iteht
inter Dem Geroodt Ste gIad Com
@rploiion perariadt 5u baden. Mud
ioa Ell Dor eInigeu Ia9en cine er.
fldruna abgegebctt baden, oaB FL
0eHiuohit 9raii0enf Milion BIT errei.
den Aoffe- SIN Commercial @otel
lot leiner5eit aud geiitnani 8an az
mobilt. Der wegen 8ombenottellte ouf
omeritaniide Shiffe perboftef mur.
be. aplb ioa etna @ebiiIfen geba6t
baben. Der nod irei HIT.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-05
Die EMANCIPATION
ccs p~r6iiccntcn!

@aibmgton. 5. @dr5. ogoa start
.. @roat, Stabsforreipon0eit Der
limited 8reb) 6lonfiert non Inu.
lenoen llo Aberiauicn0cn ieiner
2an0sleute pur0e 9rdlioent Nillpn
5um 5peitcu Wiol IN iein Slnt einge.
ieet. IS mar aeraoe t2:47 ais
NilioH bic 8ibel ut0 Den GiD, Den
er gpeintal inmerbolb 5lDci Iaaea
obeelrgt butte, befrdftIgte. entbloB
len @aliptes o~aiteben0, nabm er 00s
@eidenf Der Nation bic it'd immler
nod il 5rieOcn befui0et. aber pom
nIlcn 5citcH uon ariegsiloMnieil be-
Orobt i'll. eltgrgen.
9inter Dem @eidmettcr ~frie9erl.
i6cr 9iliiif, binter Dem patriotiihai
@cihrei Der Menideunicuee binter
Dem Gnmp nn0 Der &rnd)f maridie.
ren0er Sol0nten. Mlotroieu un0 3i
b~itiitea mar Der arieastm 0ennOdl
0entIiA bemerfDor Orr 4raiioeni
ielbit ihlug Den friegeriiden Son an,
inaem er iagtc; @8ir mogeu hi bic
Gage nerieet mer0eH, einct mehr at.
tipcn atntcll til Dem groBeu a0nlpi
81 Hehulcn; 50 gleidcr 3eit aDcr
madlte CT cine geilg 6rieoetts0pttrnl
iar Die gauge 8elt belaHHt.
Tim 1890 llbr eridien Der Grl.
iioent anf Der Sdpuelle Der liire,
bic DON Dem aopitol aad) Der Iri-
bnne filhrf Seine @euiablin glH1
ihm 5ttr Seite. Cine folte Brih
mrAte mo Bic McHidenmeHga
itantpfte nit Den 6ilBefs pll oa4
5iut idneller 0urh Oic &ulie 81
jagen. 5oien0er Neliall erbpb lidl,
ais it'd @crr mo Srau &iIion 0er
Meniheuneigc seigta Die 5olnc
onrhbroh Damn 0en moifenidneren
@immcl Der 9rdii0elt ldoute en-.
por uno ladlelte. Gus lit feinl"
jdgie er. aQitglie0er oes 9na0es-
0beraertmts, I'll tDfer Aiflt2tradf dll.
getnfb gIu1en Dem 4rdiioenten nor.
aus Gemiclbaa fptaten Damn oic
lflt9lieoer 0es 0iplomatiidlen aorps,
bic 1iee ont Der Iiufcn Seite 0er
Nlatiorm e%innahnien. Iie 1eBats4
mo nausmiigliener pareH int cor.
pore eridlcneH in0 nahneu ant Der
binieren &Iatiorm 8Iot. Die fen
toHiideH 3iplpmoten loeren nidlf er.
idJienea.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-05
prdIiNcrt Dilfcns
~ukticm$plam!
@artet Den GMtidDeiD bes General.
anualfs Ia Der geitiidmnssfrage
Der 6anoelsidiffe ab,.

@oihington B. Nl1r5. @emi
Der 4r1iioent nnsfinoet. odB er Die
Maht bat Snn0elsidiife 81 be.
finiden. 10 miro ole eiuberufung 81.
itcr grtraiitluig binnnsgeidobrf
luer0erI
A~noernfals ienoh, ooB feline ge,
icblidlen afatgcbcr ibm mttteIien lolli
ten Oob az feline Ailtoritdt babe.
obne cine beion0cre geietlihe Scr.
iiic4ina. Shiiie 5i beitiidet ID miro
er ben aongreB 8u elmer ertro.
iibing einbernien. nahoem Der &c.
not Die Gegeln 9eanOert bot, un(
Damn Die abermoliee ginreidHng lei
.ner gduaifneteu Jtelitrolitdts @or
Iude fnrDefn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-05
I'd. NepIa grnnOeis perIeht.

6rl. Geolo grdnDeis Due t9.Iab
rige lohfcr oes periiorbeneu 4rtbirr
9 8ronOeis, trlig einen SdlenfeI
6rith mo dn0ere @ertebungen od.
DOH, ols oos 8lfomobil. Ut mel.
hem flo iih init i1reH Better 9cDal
G09H befan0, ali Dem Aege mad
orH 9abnbof 5aulstdg obeHo Ode
~ nu0 6arllam CTR, aegen cine
Jetepbonitanae rate 1ie jungc
Come nlroe nod bent &iie Meino
rial ooipitdl iiberfunrt ln0 i0r BIT.
itouo gibt, obgIeih 5ienilih ertit.
acknowledgements 81 feinen Direftei
8eiorniiien 4ulaB. Ser eobn,
meldler ieineH BETTER CRIME Bran.
0cis mo ieine iltnge 6rai non ser
@odI5eifsreiie oolH g1Anhof d6be.
len moltc trdat. mic er ieIbit 81.
gi6t an ocn ufiaa oic Sdul0
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-05

DER Er1iiocnt belt beife nahmlt
taa gelegeHtlth ieiner EMANCIPATION
Hadftphcn0e 9fe6e.
.NaitbiIreerl 9ie bier Sabre. Die
ieit ieaer Bet. ais id an Oieier
STEELE Dor Sbncn itmto, perihwnns
Nen lfn0. ruaren angeiitlt nit Mot
lm0 Eat oes neitgehenoifen Site
relics. gteaeidt feinc gIeide 3eit
Berione in unierer @eihidlte Int 10
frudtbar an midltigCn 8eiormen IN
ttnIerem pfonomfinen uutD irouitrid-
lea 2cben gefDeien ODER 70 reid art
6eseihnen0en disqualification III benz
@eiif nao in Dem 3iped uniercr
polttiihen Gdtigfeit. 9tit groBer
ltebgrlegnng hdben nit neriud|t linz
ier Naits tn 5tnlto 5a ieeerl. BabeH
ole ar0bcn 9SehIer mo NiiBbrdude
unieres in0uftrteilen Sebeifs berbei
iert. Dem &irfen unleres ndti0nalen
t5ellllls itl0 Gnerqie bdbtii mir mels
tere areiie genffnet Hn0 nriere 20
Tiff im ~asnfereiie Oes gnlfes ge.
1n0ert. s. If Elm Hetor0 alii Den
Bir alle NIT 5folS %perrneiien fons
ren. id min mid ober oonfit nidt
uelter bafQiicn. Ell iprtdrt fitr lid
iel6f un0 miro NIT Dem 5tronle Der
Set bon nod gr0Berem 9inflliB
anf ans iein IS tit lest nidlt Get,
Nndhlide SO merfenA " 1T rest Der
effpuuft g~efornntelt. nHiereH @e
0aiifen ilber Die @egeniDart nno I'M.
miftel6are 3ufunft Ausoritd 81 Der
Ieihei. @enn mir aud nit Inge-
m0hHliMer 5darfe inner 0auptnr-
QeitlIerE Gif Die erfolgreidle 2oiulig
anferer einbetmiid]en 8robleme lpdbs
reno Der iesten bier Satire gerif)tet
AotteH 10 baben iih dn0ere Safen
sod iHear mo mebr IN oen 8or.
0crarnnD georangt. 8irae, Die oil.
Ferhol6 res gerefhs unierer notins
HaIen 2ebensfr0gen itdn0en, ilher Die
4ulr fciue aontrnftp botteL Die a6er,
troB unieres 9aunihes inns Don 0en-
ialHaH fuel Att 9alten, uta HleJr un0
4Itgfr nl0 Anpioerieblih iii oeren
eiagnen Strunel mo @infliB blneii-
ge5nget babell.
Ns iit ltnalDqltb QelDeien pDef~
lethgH all eHtaeben 5ie babell 0as
eaen un0 0os Beiteben Der goa5aH
Melt III gfftlei0enifaft 9e5ogen; ne
aa6ea bic Mlenldbeit iiberaa NIT ei.
Ier gei1enifoft uno geiaranis err
iaBi. Oie iie niefials porher gefdnitt
H0fte. @S pitr0e ihDer. rlbige lie
Berleanng 5lt beDahren. m1hren0 Die
M9einang unieres 8olfes inter ben
erf0eft2n Giufluiien bin tin0 ber be-
lptqf mnr0e. Nir inns Elm rihiges
ms fosmopnlifoniihes Golf, @ir
alfif0ngmen Dem 9ltite aaer jener
4~fafienen. bic ge9eHm1rtig IN ariege
Iitaeu. llnier @eoanfengar1s mo
asicre @anDelsipege laafen idnea
sig iqogr Snhres5eit bin mo BET
5piihen Inns lulo ieileli. Ser arieg
adf fem @enrage u%aDernlei0lIh uH-
efen Be0aufen. u~nieren Sa0nitrien,
48ierem @0noeL mierpr Ealitif un0
4aierem aeiealdaftlihea e5ctrieb
1fffgeorlidt. Mdren mir Dem ariege
5~paadt6er gleidgilltig geblieben,
adrn mare uilere llnabhallgiefeii
Hlantaitbnr gehlieben.
lIn0 oeHglod BADEN mir iniHcr.
Bin SIC @epiBbeif Dob mir al oem
ariege feihen anteil ne9mei. IN
oieien gelunBtiein iin0 mir trot
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-05
annf aenrrlrntr finbrn 9ab.

Getroit Wtih 5. 9iara. Sci
einen gran0e. Der Sonutag nlorgen
3mei fiinfitodiae 8ebdu0e in Der
@eid1affsaegen0 einaiherte, tafaen 5
8etteripebrlellte Del 0ell 9%fettnngsar
beitei INNS Scaelf mdbrcil0 Arei all
0ere idlDer perleBt witr0et.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-05
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS crit
am 1. Jali INT Kraft!

8aibington 8. Qidr8. EOS.
Observation-Disclosures nabm 5altIstag.
aben0 mo scr Setni Sonufo0 friib
.eiuen 4eidIluB an Boliah Die 9lor
laae fitr fHodcatrodeue 4rohi6ition
IN Den 8ro9ibitieHsitnoien crit am
1. sui III aroft tritt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-05
Srantn. Sifspcreiu.

Ger dlauenbilfsDereHa bolt 1ett'
nod lmdmittaG lgm 30 llbr ielne
r%egelHdbiae GerinHHlung lit Gma.
1e NfuiifBerein ub. Do5ti ole N1ii.
glIe0er ireuHolidH einacla0elt iino.
ebeniaas iiiO an0ere oeltide %.
men. 0ie iid fiir ods @ilFsperf hi.
tereiiiereib erilidt ms aa5pihlieBen.
5rau 6lora 4lefH, Selretarin.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-05

meine cigenen 9lofI5ai als nber Das
genebmeH anoerer Sorae made.
sd bin lbgr3eAgt Is eIbf feline
before Reaieruuasforn. als DE int
ter Der mir lebeli. uH0 0n5 ID mi.
IeHs ieiu loilte, 5i leben ooer 81 lter.
ben. ME 6 fsait seiallt. aaitlf ic
nida ourdl &erfoi pnn Der geesf uer'
ldpuiHoc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-05
Die SnauguratiOnsrrOr
Ot6 |raiiOrntrn @aiOn!

dmf arohe NeiOrtncn In Der inneren &esiernns hin nnS bsihGfist nd
nit Der internaiuuasH Sase-Amerifa freOih sefnnt, muE aber
onrd armnre @entralitGt iene 3ehte anfrcht erbaIeH-Sefahr
Saf wr IN ben aunHift perpidcIt perosni nnere SdnlO nitric es
icOOh niht fcn-Seidafist Th and nit benz fauidsen 6rieSen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-05

9oa iedlsja9rige Godtcrden poii
Sobn Sobonnef AL Q IS. CTR,
If Snllsiag OH Der 1eIabrliden ee
niditarre aeiiorben. 0as 9ito mar,
obalelh & iih fraHtiIdl iablte, nod
bis 5reltog III Oer Sdltle.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-05
@erinnnlnptisen.

SER @enrp aohlif. 4raiioelit oer
geufidien altpaheim @eidlidoft.
mnrOe leeteu Samstaa 80 ,Salre
oft er ipen0ierte BEL Der aH leBten
5onutag itattaeaobteH &erianHHAma
,oes Gmahn 8latf0eutifen SereiHs
me9rere siilten Bier DIE oHi oas
gSe9t 0es @eburtstagsfinoes aeleeri
.wnFeea 9adirdglih nniere @lld.
wnaidle.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-04-05

on Monday. with the promise thar
they viii return early next winter. il
all goes well.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hess left for
their home in the west on Tuesday
much delighted with their winters
visit here and plan for a return
visit next season. as Uncle carr
hnds fishing good and he has made
several fine catches and he saws he
wants 10 add to his string.
Allandale has been favored with
some fine musical talent again this
year. Mrs Lidia Holland. pianist and
mrs y + Swett of Staten Island. y.
= vocal the later lady has a beau
liul voice and q most charming man
ner- Her rendition OF Hayden Wood
Loves Garden OF Roses" "A Rae
coon Lullaby and Sweet Miss Marv,.
al the musical were among the best
numbers. Mrs. SWEET is visiting her
aunt. Mrs Chas Fozzard. and has
made many friends during her say
she returns north and in case OF war
being declared plans to take up Red
Cross work
Mr. and Mrs A O. Hicks went down
70 Palm Beach with their cousin. Mrs
Pennel making the trip by boat and
are expected TO return bv rail the
last OF the week.
The unsettled state Of affairs over
the war or prospects Of war is cans
ing people 10 be uneasy and making
them feel as if they should be moving
towards home.
y. b. Nostrand, OF Ossining. y.
Who has been a guest at Ye Inn left
Tor home on Saturday last. Mrs. Nos
trand remaining until THURSDAY of
this week and then leaving for Aiken
; G, with Mrs. Maude Rookie. for a
stay Of two weeks.
T. ~ Mead and family are leaving
Tor nome. Grand Rapids. Mich. on
Tuesday, having been guests al Ne
Inn twice this season.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-04-05
iHAND4LE.


ALLANDALE. april 4--The musical
given at fe Club house on March 29th
under the direction OF Mrs. ]. H. c.
Howes, was q success in every way
mere was fine attendance in spite
OF SO many people having taken their
departure. All who took parr were
at their best The following program
was given and each number was re
celyed with all deserved applause.
Program.
Plano solo-"M inuet Paderewski-
----------------------------- Mrs. Holland
Song Angus Macdonald" Roeckel-
------------------------------.--. Mrs. Hitchcock
Song-Love Song of Roses HAYDEN
" ood ------------------------.---- Mrs SWEET
Reading ---------.----------.---N Mr.. Rusk
Song "Macushla' - Mrs. Norton
Piano solo Scottish Tone Poems.
MacdoWeH Mrs. Snyder
Duel" Breezes OF Night. Gounod-
Mrs. Whitney and Mrs. SWEET
Reading Legend OF Bregnz (Orient-
al POeml ---------------.- Mrs RuSE
Answer A G. Robyn-
Song-"All Through the Night" Old
Welsh ------------M Mrs. Hitchcock
Reading --------------------- Mr. Rusk
Songs-'A Raccoon Lullaby" Sweet
Miss Mary" Mrs Swatt
Piano solo-"La Somnambula
--.------------------- Mrs Holland
The thanks of Allandale are ex
tended TO all who gave their services
towards most pleasant evening.
Inc Sunday evening song services
were held in the library building and
were well attended. Rev. H. G. Filth
Ian gave fine instructive talk on
obedience" and Mrs. SWEET render
ed a solo. Schnecker's The Earth is
the Lords" 1t is hoped that Mr..
Flthian VIII have al least one more
sunday, II not, there viii be song
services with a talk from c. S. Ar
mold. 1t is hoped TO continue these
services during the summer and ii
VIII II there are people enough to
attend
Mrs Frank Hindes and her father
Mr.. Carpenter, took their departure
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-04-05
Common-Sen Method

What did 70 DO, sab, when big
Brudder lump called yo' a Iiah?" "Trb-
well. sab, replied small Brother SIinl-
as de gentleman am six feet high and
weighs mighty nigh a ton. what copld
do bur move dat we make il noonani-
nous Judge
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-05-17

Tho fory.fhird annual conclave OF
H., Grand Commandory of Knigbia
Iomplar OF West Virginia came TO
close here at noon today, the last
business being transacted at tho
meeting begun at O'Clock, when tho
roXt place Of meeting was selected
md the newly elected officers were
installed Under the rule OF the or
der. the officers move up one posi-
On each year, until they have gone
from the lowest 10 the highest Office
# the eammandery, when they step
Tide and become past-Rrand com
mandcrs The vacancies each year
ere filled by appointment of the now
commander. The official list Is now
Is follows:
Grand Commander -- Thomas ca
Rowling. Of Charles Town.
Deputy Grand Commander Ed
ward O Patton, OF Parkersburs
Grand Gcneralissimo--pr {. G
e.n4el. Of Grafton
Grand Captain. General. G. Du,
senberry. Of Huntington
Grand Senior Wardcn-Frank W.
NanHorn. OF Martineburg
Grand Junior WTarden-5cott Lowe
81 Fairmont
Grand Probate RI Row Bishop w.
l. GrayaH tEpiscopaD, Of Charles
ton
Grand rreasurer-J S Wander
soort. of Weston
Grand Recorder Francis +. Mich
ala. of faamont
The appontiyo officers named this
morning wero as follows:
Graud observation-disclosures
A Caru.hers. Of Charleston
Grand sword Bearor-W II. Wade.
n BlucGoId
Grand W3rder-Charlea Y CARR
an. Of Moundsvilc
Grand captain Of tho Guard y r
GeJbrdee. If Clarkaburg
NcH Meeting In Huntington
The Grand Comnandefy voted IN
mold .ho next annual conclaye in
Huntington on tho third Wednesday
IL May Tho sessions will embody
Hoa tha same features as witness
l...... ~. ,,...t .,vo 40
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-05-17

Dom miss seeing nigh class vaude.
Vile al Opera House next Friday
right Benefit Community Club Two
SHOWS. Tickets 25c 8 IA Up 81
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-05-17
Red Fee Contingent viii Have
Inning This Afternoon.
NEW LIST OF OFFICERS
OF GRAND C0MMANDERY
Thomas c. Bowling of Charles
Town, Heads officers--Al
others Are Moved Up Under
Rule of the Order.
PROGRAM or SHRINERS
FOR THIS AFTERNOON

p m business meeting in
Equality lodge room
- to ; y. IN Band concert in
public square
) to 6 u m Exhibition drill In
the square by the Arab Patrol.
E p. IN -Form in square and
march 70 y. NJ {. A. for banquet.
1@0 y N Initiation OF candi.
dtcs n Feuers Hall
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-05-17

Continued on page fIve)
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-05-17

Generally fair tonight and Friday;
probably warmer.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-09-13
WASHINGTON OF TODAY
Streets Full OF Uniforms And The
Letharey OF Dog Days is Gone.

Edward G. Lowry, in CCIlier's.l
On such days as these used to
sit wondering whether to end il all
or go to the ball game and see Wash
ington's demon athletes licked again.
The sun Shone straight down. The
asphalt was soft underfoot, and the
city lay stagnant and sweltering I'M
til October The President away,
Congress not in session, the senior
officer of the Federal Government
would probably be some assistant
secretary of department. Washing
ton in summer was thing TO be
dreaded.
The Capital from the end of June
to the beginning of September was
heated vacuum entirely surrounded
by lack of resources. There was
nothing to do; there was no place to
60 The nights were hotter than the
days, and every day was like July 5.
The war has blown away this mid
summer lethargy The town is full
of people The local scene is all
cluttered up with visiting experts and
soldiers and diplomats and foreign
missions. The streets are full of
uniforms-American French. Eng
lish, Russian. Italian, Belgian; Brit
iSh private soldiers, officers of
Scotch regiments wearing their odd
little Jackets and tartan plaid trous-
ers, student officers from the camp
at Fort Myer, aged officers of the
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-09-13
FIRST REGIMENT AT
CAMP AT ADMISSION
Maryland Boys Safe at Camp Nc
(lei.an-Col. Little Pleased With
nht. Place And Its Advantages.

Camp Mcclellan, Admission, Ala.
Sept. i2.-The First Maryland In
fantry. the first complete Maryland
regiment in Camp Mcclellan, arrived
today. the anniversary of the Battle
of North Point. Here they will train
10 night as allies of the British soldl-
ers, AGAINST whom their fathers fou-
ghl 1u3 years ago. While Defend
ers' Day means little in Alabama, it
was pleasing to the men of the First
Regiment TO complete the first stage
OF their journey to France on its an
niversary.
The First reached camp in splen-
did shape, after an uneyentful trip.
Except the actual pitching of their
tents and disposal of baggage, they
found little to do, for the Maryland
detachment which came here several
weeks ago, had almost completely
prepared the camp site. The regl-
ment reached camp several hours
ahead of schedule, the first section
arriving at the siding about four
O'Clock this morning. Detrainment
was not begun, however, until $50.
Col. Charles NJ. Little, commanding
officer, and Lieutenant Colonel Ad-
ans. with the headquarters company
and b and G companies Of the line,
were on the first section. b and O
companies are commanded by Cap
;ains Harwood and Hustler. respec-
lively.
On the second section, which arriy-
ed about an hour later, were NJ and
d companies and the machine gun
company of Annapolis. The COM
manding officer of NJ company is
Capt Daniel Murphy, who came here
on detached duty with General Cal
Their several weeks ago. ID company
is from Belair and is commanded by
Capt Archer.
A, X and F companies were on the
third section to reach here. Com
manding these companies are Capts.
Munchower, Lee and Fainter. On the
fourth section were l, Z and L com
panies, commanded by Capts. Wood
cock, Hirst and Fuller. E company,
under Lieut.. Willard Tydings, and
the supply company, commanded by
Capt. Charles Meyers, were on the
fifth section. which arrived late this
afternoon. Tonight the entire regi-
ment is under canvas. Forty-eight
hours are allowed outfits reaching
here to establish their camps before
beginning training, but they are re-
quired to- conform to the call of the
day on the day following their ar
rival.
Colonel Little is delighted with
Camp Mcclellan and the picturesque
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-09-13
WATER COMPANY NOTICE.

The Dorchester Water Co. has sur
fered considerable loss from users o,
water who have moved away from
town leaving water rent bills unpaid.
These losses are caused almost en-
tirely by people who rent property,
and the directors. of the Dorchester
Water Co. find it necessary to pass
the following rule:
On and after Oct. I, 1917, an
owners will be responsible for Wa
ter supplied to their respective prop
critics, and the rents will be charged
directly to the owners of the prop
erty, instead of the tenants"
Where water rents are paid in ad-
vance and the tenants move before
the time expires for which rent has
been paid, then the Water Co., on no
tice being given, will refund the I'M
used portion SO paid.
DORCHESTER WATER co.
Geo. w. Woolford. Pres.
a. J. Foble. Sec.-Adv. S-22-im.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-09-13
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This is to give notice that the sub
scriber, Charles Robert Hearn. hath
o obtained from the Orphans Court of
Dorchester county, in Maryland letters
teSuamentary on the personal estate OF
Charles y. Stichbury, late of DorcheS-
ter county, deceased.
All persons having ella inns against
said deceased are hereby warned to eX-
hibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated, to the
subscriber. on or before the 18th day of
March. 1918, next; they may otherwise.
by law. be excluded from all benefit of
said estate All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make I'M
mediate payment
Given under my hand this 18th day of
1917.
CHARLES ROBERT HEARN.
Executor Of Charles y. Stitch bury, de-
ceased RUSSELL T. SMITH,
True copy. Test: Register of Wills.
Russell T. Smith. st.