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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-02
9lntuuO6il- -aatnltrOp6c.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
gicr 8crioncn faitocn ertrinfrnos
too, ais Elm nit iiebeu Ecrionen
beieBtes 9(lltomobil in ocu Soicn
itiir5te. Grei G6orm1o6eu
oes o@oDetD-G6eutcrS~ rmo ciil
SEER ais Gittsburgb 6ie Npicr.
Gbouiieur III Soit.
Giue groBe blduc 0inouiinc nit
iebeu Gcrionen melhc Orrd bic
oimflc 0lloo glllcD an Der Sigbt-
StroBe ilbr, trobte 9egcn Ocn Gor-
iprma Der blinOcn @oiie, ii6criGhtJ
iidj uno itiir5tc in sic triibcn @diier
ocs Soiens, ne6en Dem &ier Scr
Gbeiopcofc .Steonibip @onpau9.
gnlc BoIiogierc plroen nit Der Wlo-
idine olf oen @runO gc5ogcn Bier
ocrIclbcn, orei Sdnliipielerimen
mo Elm Serr ans @ittsbnrg6, fan.
oen Sen EoO Ourb @rtrinfen. Die
iibrigcr1 cinidlcBlid ocs G6oui.
felms, pur0en gcreitet uno ms
@lercv Soipitol oebrobt, po iic
iicb boIo erbolten. Tic ertrrnfenen
&crioncn iin0 oic iolgcnocn,
Soma &ino 80 sa6re alt, bon
9lep gorf cin @litglieO Der v&at"
@bitc Gompo9nic, peI9c 0eecnrpdr.
tig i'm g@apetp.Gbcoter" lpiclt
9lnno @lcSoo @ogers, % Sabre
alt e6eniollS ein @litolieO Der Bur
lesfe.Gruppc.
@0mnr0 @. @or0on, cin uobl1a-
bcn0er Mnmt aus @ittS6urg6.
N}orie g9oooS bon 9runspid,
9}sS, e6euiaas ein Gbormdodcn in
cincui 6ieiigen Gbeoter
Sic @cretteten iino.
gtnua Burnett ODER 9lnno 2ucc,
cine SHauipicIerin i'm o@obctp.
G6eoter."
gSillion Grimes aus @ittS6urg6.
@rneit Dleper bon Scr. 3t6, Ioro-
iSulton-9loenuc, Der Gboliieir oer
Simouiine nnO 9lneeiteIlter Der 9io-
bert Simmer So.
Grimes III odt feline Sins.
agen.
Grimes niB oas gett I'M N9ercb-
Soipital Bitten lm0 mcigert Iib, IT,.
geno welhe 9(nooben iiber oen I'm
fall ST maiden. @r idcint inter Der
gri1iitterlng mo ocu Sdmer3
iibcr Den 900 iciues 5reunoes 8u lei,
Dcn, init oen er borgcitern N}orqclt
no6 Baltimore fam. Gie EoIi5ei or.
Hart, OaB Der g3ame, ocn cr eegeben
botte, Gin iingirter iei.
glnna Burnett mrBte eciiern Dior.
gen i6r @ett I'M sSobog.Sofel' an
Der Gits9oltimore-Strob Bitten tlno
iii pollig entuerot.
Grei Der 2ei9ei Nuirocn 9cTeru
fnr5 Dor 9oocsaa6rud BON scr
MannIcbait ocs Eoli5ci6ootcs ,.Son-
nan" imo Der Eoli3ci oes iii6lt6ru
Niltrifts 0cborgen. Gie Sci1c oer ei.
men 5rou wurOe crit tum 1 ll6r 93oh-
mittogs geiunoeu. sic mar III Dem
sliltomobil einge5lpdngt, ols OoIiel6e
in oie Siefe ianf.
Ser llnfoIl ereioucte iid flr3 nod
"A llbr an Der 2onolmgSiielc, melhc
ole Auo1 9lllep obIdncioct. gIur Gin
poor 9lrbeiter lno Stoucr iporen
gluocn3ellgc Der aotoitrop6e,
rg'icmono bnlf ms iomncrtc
sluno Burnett qeItern W}oroen;
ymcnn Die 2eilte cs opt6on 1dttcn,
70 milroc @ono pabrIheinlidl 9erei.
tet morocn icin. g(ls ib oos Boot
errci9tc, auf wcldes id f(cttertc. rief
ib 90nnt SS6r niHt idpimmen2
Springt ms @oIier ltno periudt lie
81 rettcrL bod feiner tiibrte Iid."
@s puroe bon einem N}oun gcIopt,
ipel6et oie 2inouiine in ser g}d6e
Der Sig6t- imO @illion.5troB bor-
3cifobren JAP, ooB Gleger INN oieic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-02

Der 9riten, Scr 0rt mar o6e uuo per.
laiien.
glllen gln5eiben nod lit olid Die
5fdllming BON 8apoume i'm @erf.
JtaHridten Non Der 6ront 5rfolge
meroen ole G6iirme in Scr 5taot
ieBt nieOergeiegt, ofienbar in Der 9l6-
idt ocn 9riten bel Der 8eieblng oes
Srtes feline 8eobohtlIngsprnfte 8ii
iiberlaiieu.
Der ruifiide 8cridt.
&ctersburg 4. Nldr5, Oio
2onOon. @eitcrn eepannen ruff.
icbe Eruppen an Der rumdniihen
Srcn5e tiir5Iid oerlorene Stelllln9en
5uriid, 60 Ioittet Der oifi3iellc 9e-
ridt, oejieu @ortlailt foIet.
o9ln Der @eitiront bolten @epe6r-
ieuer unO almoihatter llnterne5s
mungen on.
2ln Der rlutdniiden 5ront mahten
rlmdnii6e Grilppen @egenangrifie
auf Die bon lnS fiir3li6 croberten
5tellingcn DER Socobeui.aimpchlng
2anoitroBe. llniere 9lngriffe gegen
ric norolid Der 2auoitraBe gelegencn
SteIlingen woren erfolglos, o6er
iiiolib Der lln606e lpuroe Der Seino
6inausaemorien un1 lnIere Stelllhs
Gen beieitigt.
9filmdnii6e &ruppen griifen ee-
itern nor0lid oes SSlulies 3arol
4 1/3 W1eile iiiolid bon Hefo3a, an.
Sic oertrie6en oen 5eino BON ser
006c, erbeitcten babel Elm W3dldis
nengeme6r lno madtcn @efangene.
9ln Der aaifailis. 6ront finoen auno-
i1oiter- -llnterne9mrngen ltott.~
Ole &age am Starts.
2on6on 1. Mdr5. Die 8ri-
ten iebten aud am Gicnitag, lolit Of
fi3ieaer DSel0ung, ibre @erfoIgung
Der Giirfen am Eigris fort. Ser 9e.
riHt lalltet:
Ser Gommaroeir in 0ielopotn-
mieu telcgrapbirte am Dienitog, oaB
Die @erfolguhg oes eei6lasenen
6ein6es om 9ienitog Our6 aooalle.
rie lmo aanouen6oote forteeicst
muroe.
Cine 9ln5abl @eion9ener pir0e &c;
maht, penigitens 6 @ei9iibe, 3 DIOR.
ler, s @}iuenpcrfer 80 Eontons itno
piel @riidenmaterinl, Gin sroBes
5hBboot uno 3ablreiAe 9ttsriiihings.
itiidc, ggnffen tno @hnition ers
belttet~
Ger itolienii9e 8eri6t.
9fonL 1 @1dr3, pia 2onoon.
2aiit ofii3ielem 9erjbte BON 6eiite
6erridt an Der ean5eii 6ront entlang
5ielnlide 9lrtiaerie-&iibrigfeit.
o@s mar beionoers ltarf", iogt Der
9eric6t, rat ser Sulii9en Sront. 9(n
oen g(bb1ngen 0eS Monte Dlosciag6,
ouf oem gIiiogo.4loteoi pcrlubtc Der
5eino, no1 1eftiger g[rtillerics 8orbe-
reitiing, lmiiere @rd6en an5llgcbeil.
Ct pur0e nit i9meren @erliilien 5lis
riidgeiporieu. Doiielbe @r9ebniB
latte Elm 9(ngrifi gegen uniere Stel-
lunoen n0rOli6 BON Sober I'M 9iail.
me BON @or5.
5einolide 9leroplane beiboiien
@0r5, babel ipur6en A WlGnner ncr-
prmoet. @2e6rerc lle6erf6llc iprrOeu
orr6 ilnlercn g[6mebroienit oereitelt.
8pei feinolibc Maidinen ipiroen &C.
troffen. Cine muroe in Der gtdbe pon
9osconiolo berllnterge6olt, bic am
0erc nor0li6 BON Ditino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-02

@erlilit amerifouiiher 2eben IN Sol
&c Der &crienfing Oes Gampicrs
g2aconio" entiteben m0een.
@ine fiir5e' g}odri9t trof ioeben
BON @ai6ingtbn bier Gin 0oB sic SIC.
gicriing Ser Der. Staoteu Oos Torpe-
oiren oes GontpfcrS ais cincn oifen-
fltnoigen 9lft onie0e. IS 1erric6cu
icood fcinerleistn5ci6eL OoB1euti1.
lono BON ieineni 9eidhtB Oen Goiib-
boot-arieg otis QIeuBcrite iort5iifii6.
rem wanfen lperOc. 1ie 9cmcrflu-
oen Oes 9ieiHsfoi5lerS Gr. bon 9ct6.
mann Sollipeg IN ieiner HcidStags-
9eoe finocn allgerneinen glnfloug
Ger Goud6oot-aricg RIFT eroBe 9c-
geiItcrilng berDor itn0 miro olS Nlit-
tel ougeieben ourA peldes ocm
arieg Elm baloiges Gnoe 5n @unitcn
GentihlunNs cr5lmnaen mcrocn
fann
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-02

ols 5eritort 9cnteloeten Sbitte.
Sottcn -9tnlnliubolt
bon 1852 Gognen. 6iiui
9riten unter sen Spfern.
Gorf, I. Mdr5. Gopt. cSronp'
tom BON ser r@algornl Goitle," icine
Satin im6 12 @}itg(ieOer 0er@}onn.
ibaft poiiirten 6cutc Sort. sic pn.
rem in einem peItlihen Sofen &c.
lanoet poroen
Die 9orfe ipur0c am IienItog
9lbeno bon cinenl Tou66oot beIhoi.
ien imO perienft pelHeS aus elmer
@ntiernun9 BON 11aWleilen Oos Sen.
er er0ffnete ltnO DoHel6e iortIeste,
bis 5wei Gcttungs6oote BON Dem
Shiffe a6geitoBen waren.
Sorrp Merret, elmer Der beioen
omerifonii6en @eretteten ia9tc, OoB
man 0os 5lpcite 9fettitngS6oot aus
Dem 9hge berloren babe uno Dob
Oaiidbe Oielleidt ecfentert ici oo
icblehteS @etter ge6erridt babe.
3met u 9(merifoner in Der
ntiBtem 81 &cttungS6oot
Syn Dem pernliBten 9oot 6eionoen
lid Der critic unO Der brittle Gffi3icr
uno 10 Mpnu Der 9eiobung bon Ser
W}annicbnit, ciniDlieBlib 5mei 9lmc.
rifoncr, Sudion, seeniomL imO Ga.
bio g9olter, Sod.
3m ci glmcrifoncr untcr
0en @eretteten.
GuecnStolpn I. W}Gr5 lin
ter oeu lte6erle6ctocn oon ser 6ri-
tiicben 9orfc ,,@oIgorm Cattle be.
fonoen iid1 5wci glncrifaner: Sorrp
@Ieret bon geaper SAILS, Eov unN
@enrD HiHoroion BON Bolton, Nloli.
Sic bcionoen iicb 13 Stlm0cn III ei.
nem Nettrn9Sbootc
.3mei &ri'tcn. elm 5ton'!
5oYe, elm 9lorpc9cr.
&oris, 4. @tGr5. 9tod elmer
bier seinnNten ofii5ieIlcn 9(ntiinoi.
ging iino sic noditebeuoeu S6iiie
all oen beigciiieten Gaten llnterice-
booten gum Spier gefdnen
0Glon lSarqn6or~ britii6er Ionl-
pier, 1858 Gonnen, 26. 5ebriior.
r@oloorm GoitIe,~ britiirbes &C.
gelidiif 1896 Sonnet 81. 5ebrnor.
nDlorie Soiep6, fran5oiii6cr
Sdooncr BON 5ecnmp, 1872 Eonnen,
2S 6ebrllar.
oSioItao," noriDegiiher Gnnpfer,
1855 Gonnenl 2S. 5ebriior
0ompfer uEritonio" Der.
enft.
St. Sobn, g. g., T. M31r5.
9luf @runo elmer Ga6elnoc6ridjt, mels
die bier eintrof puroc ser 0ompfer
rEritonin" oerieuft. Cos 5biff botte
cine aueeneine 2oOlng mo &ierSe
an 9oro. Gr puroe I'M Sabre 1893
IN @lasgop ge6out uno bottc einGe.
placement bon 2720 9onnen. Sic
yEritonio" 6eionO iid ouf Dem @eg
nod &iDerppol.
@eitcre ll.s9oot Spfer.
EoriS |, MGr5. Giner bclttc
9l6eno crfolgten @etanntgabc oeS
frar5oiiiben ariegs Bureaus 5ll.
folgc iinO ole noditebenoen Sdifie
IN Den @rrno gebobrt tporoen.
Gos britii9e Segelidiif vSorriet
@iGiomS" Don l57 .Gonnen an 2S.
6e6ruor; oos bcIeiibe ,5ii4erboot .
1O3 ani / Di6r3
mas bic DEoqeS5eitung"
ia9t.
SIM SCog 1. Widr8, pio 2ouoon.
Sli 9e5ug aif Den llutcrgong,
Der Dem Camper ,2aconid" ourdj
Elm oeilti1es ll-9oot bereitct wuroe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-02
9wti Amrikansr
Dtrmi6t,.
ScfanOen f6 In &ct.
tungSbOOt,
SDm Der perIemftcm britt
itbem Sarfc ,,Wal9prm
Naftle."

Gs miro nit Der @a6ali6fcit oercb,
net, ooB Oos Boot fcntertc.
Gie i'm 2oufe oes gcitriacn Cages
ais 8crltort ocmcloctcn S@iffc.
Sottcn @ciolumt-9tnlluliu6olt
bon 1882 &oqnen. 6iinf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-02

gI6onncuten, ole ben y5cntIdbtn
GOrrcipuuOenten" ni6t pnnftlidJ OOcr
nurcselmdFig ergnltsn, finO gcbcten,
5cr Office baum per ScIephOm OSer
idrifAidl %itt1eilwus sa ma&eE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-02

ldBt iib oie yGoaes5citiine" foIacn-
oermoBen ans:
r@r mar iiber elmer Der 6ritiitben
unnuanoelbnren Sdiife, 5eitpeiie
ais Eolio9ieri6ifi 5cihpeiie ais
Siilisfrel5er eebrou1t 60 Gin In.
teribieo bon Scitcn Der 9ritcn, Oie
einen 9lusbungerlingsfrieg gegen Die
oeutibe g}otion fiibren, lit abilro
lle6erboupt giebt cS no6 Der g9or.
nllng opnt / 6ebruor 10 ctmaS, mic
&crlenfen o6uc @ornna, Dem ge,
Iuuoeu Observation-Disclosures nat6 oar
uicbt.@
Geutidc 9cituna iibcr
uSaconia"-6aIl.
@crIin 1. @}dr5, oia 2on0on
Su 9ctreif oes Gerienfens ser
vSaconio" iagt oic o5ranfnlrtcr
3citing@
y@S 1T idwierig 5u ocrilc6en ooB
Oic @rfo6ring Der critcn ISOLDE i'm
perid6ritcu lls9ootfricg nidt &C..
niigte, iolAer unperantiportlic1ea
@cidbroimo bon Menidenlrbcil eif
@uDc 8u bcrciten. @elcgen6eitcn o6s
ne &efa6r nod @nglono 5ll gcIonqcn
ooer @nglono 81 bcrloiieL iino por-
geie6en SSarum 0cnu 6ielc itrai-
bare lleberitiir8ng, sic nibts @utcS
ergebcl ober im9e6euren Sdooeit
anridten fann2 Gas SHidiol Scr
liebcn boIlanoiiden Sanoelsid6iiic
Iollte cine @aruing oor ser @eiabr
Der Sperr5one gelpccn elm"
9elo5nnng fiir glnifif6cu
duf ll-9ootc
Sonoon /. W3dr5. Sir 9li.
trco 5cruonOe5 Yorroip, G6ef scr
groBen icbottiiNeu Sdlifisbaafirmo,
6at 6etaunt oegeben Ct 8o6le eine9e.
lo6niina bon 20 Giimo Sterling an
irgeno Semon0 an 9oro cines San.
Oelsid5iIleS, pelher Ben Captain sl,
crit olli oos Gribeinen cincs ieinoli.
den Eouh6ootes ooer onocrcn S6ii.
fes mlfmerfiom modt. gurrou er.
fldrt, er iei wiIIcnS, iolc6c 9clo6nim9
meiter ous5l5ablclL bis cine @c.
iomn1tiilmlnc bon $4,000 fir 0ieIen
3ped erreiGt lit, 8unol cs bon gr6B-
ter @icbtigfeit iet Elm Gmd6oot 10
iriib iuic nto9licb 81 iidten. Tie an.
9ebotenc 9clobnlno Oiirfte einen So
Den an 9oro perdnloiicu ihoricn
9lnslng 5u 6olten. Sic g(us3o6hna
crioIgt ecgen geIaeiuiglng ocs
S6ifiS GopitGns, oaB oic 6eirei.
fenoc @erion oos 3au6boot 5uerlt
geiittct 5ot
&or5ugs 6cbonOlung fir
feine amerifonii6e
9 6iffe.
9lmIter0omL /. D}drj. &c.
treiiS OcsGericnfenS ncutro(er56iiie
int Spcrrgc6ict miro BON ocn oeit.
iGcn 3oG6ooten fein llutcriheo
gefnodt, ino sic 96otIoc6e, ooB ser
qnerifaniicbc Dompier nGrleaus"
iicter ourcb pie @eio6r5one FAM 1T
nidt oorolf 5ltriid5ltfii6ren 0oB BON
Dem @e6roubc Der @offe GcutId).
ldno'S gl6itanO genonincn lpuroe.
Gomnentore Oeittid1er 3citluaen, oic
6ellte bier eiutroien, niodteu OicS
flor.
SSalt aGe 6c5ie6en iid onf oic 9leuA
Bcrilng Oe5 StootsicfretGrs Der 9htS.
pdrtigcn gfngclegcn6eitcn 3inmcrs
moln: ag9ir maiden o6Iolnt fcinct
llntcridieo llnier @ntIdluB lit I'M
cri6iitterlid oo oies ooS ein3igc
Diittel iii Oen ariea III oieicm COM.
mer 5l 6ecuoioen, Gin ggunid, odl
luirlalle 6egen"
gI6onneuten, ole ben y5cntIhtn
GOrrcIpOuOenten~ nidjt pinftlid uOer
IturesclmaRis erGalten, iinO se6eten,
oer Office baum per SslephOm OSer
iariIAiM &ittbeiIuus sa ma&eE
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-06-16
DEMOCRAT WILL
HEAD BOARD
viii Be Democratic July
First,

With the completion of the term
of office of A. Bliss McCrum as mem
Der of the state hoard of control July
lst, and the appointment of a sue
cessor by Governor CornweI9 the di-
rection of the affairs of the institu-
tons of the state will pass from the
hands of the republicans into those
of the democrats. James S. Lakin,
though still a member OF the board,
will be in the minority, and one Of
the democratic members undoubtedly
win become chairman of the board
Mr.. Laldn is recognized as one of
the most thoroughly competant bus
mess men of the state and has in
PRODUCED many economies in his de-
parument which is Of such broad
scope. 81. Il
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-06-16
SERVED TWO YEARS IN
BRITISH ARMY IN FRANCE

LYNClHBURG, Va, June AR
Hillman ogelsby. of this city, sec.
ond lieutenant in the British Royal
Mounted Engineers. is home on q
href leave aisr two years SER CO
ia Northern France. He is to report
to the War Office IN London on July
g.
Lieutenant Ogelisby came home
from six months construction work
with the british armies in France,
He has seen three different services
at the front il about a year Of actua
field work the nearest nc came % Il
casualty was when a fragment Of
German she'll knocked Of his steel
helmlt
For a number Of years Lieutenant
ogelsby was attached 10 The. mqniei
pal engineering department OF
Lynchburg. previous to which he saw
service as mining en-
gineer in the coal feds Of West yir-
ginia
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-06-16
HEAVY HORSE AND MULE
SHIPMENTS TO EUROPE

Nearly million horses and more
than a crater OF million mules
Is the export record Of the United
States in tho "a months since the
beginning Of the war 4 compila.
ton by the National City Bank OF
New York made on receipt of the
reports Of the great mortality among
American horses in the war zone
shows that the number Of horses ex-
ported from the beginning Of August
1914, to the present time in round
numbers 100000, and of mules, $780,
900 The stated value Of the horses
exported was $194.000000, and of ire
mules S66 600, 900.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-06-16
NOT A GERMAN SPY
WAS MRS. BARRETT.
St snge Woman Caught Here Proven
That She Travelled for perfume
Company.

Late Tuesday evening the woman
who answered to the name OF BAR
rett who was arrested when It was
thought she was an agent Of Ger
many, was given her unconditional
release, after It had been proven that
sho was travelling for California
perfume company.
She had been workiEg in this sec
ton in the interest OF the firm ana
had been securing agents. She show
e1 Mayor Letter and other officials
a long list Of names that she had
secured and other data to prove that
SHE was what she claimed 10 be.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-06-16
APPLICATION FOR MORE
LIBERTY BONDS MADE

The Peoples Trust Company con
tiuues to have great demand for
Liberty Loan Bonds. AS reported to-
day by Cashier Harley, the amount
subscribed has again / been sold,
and application made for an addition
al $4,000, which VI ! make grand
total Of $4,000 OF Liberty Bonds
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-06-16
ADDITIONAL DONATIONS
TO THE RED CROSS

Additional donations to the Red
Cross reported today:
Attorney and Mrs H. H. Emmert.
$40.
R. l.. snodgrass, five boxes Of
gauze bandages.
Mr. Westenhayer, five contribu-
ton boxes.
TIE Following have given to the
work room:
MIS- II. p. Thorn, two tables.
w. o. Nicklas, one table.
Harry Cushwa, one large pair of
shears.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-06-16
NURSES, TO MEET AT
FAlRMoNT is SEPTEMBER

The Marion County Graduate Nur-
SEES association held a meeting and
made plans for the coming state
convention Of the Wesb Virginia
Graduate Nurses association at
Fairmont.
Committees were named and 9th
err arrangements made. The eonven
ton will be hdu the first week in
September beginning on Tuesday
and continuing until Friday. About
one hundred and fifty nurses are ex
pected
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-06-16
Bethany. presiding.

bethany, presiding.
S.oo-Prafse service. DEVOTIONAL.
S.2o--Address. Lighting Up West
Virginia" Louis E. Black.
S.45-Address. "Salt-the Right
Flavor for Society" DR.. Pohlman.
Saturday Morning.
Church oil christ.
S,S0-Quiet hour. Jesus" doors
WA be closed from $40 to 915)
Christ Reformed Church.
Devotional.
9.40-Conference. Christian I'm.
deayor Methods Charles f. Evans.
1O3O-Music.
10.S5-Beports of committees. L.
lection of officers.
Saturday Afternoon.
Christ Reformed Church.
1.45-Junior Rally. Rev C. Morgan
Compiler, pastor First Methodist
Protestant church. Washington.
2.45-Junior Conference, Miss
Florence Hpmilton, jusior superinten-
dent, Grafton.
3.10-lntemediate Conference.
Mrs Cora Ogden. intermediate sup
criutondent, Salem.
3.S5-Presentation of Banners.
satur day Night.
Christ Reformed Church.
State Treasurer J. G.. Jackson, of
Jane Lew, presiding
as Song servire.
.S0O-Deyotional, Charles f. Evans.
S.15-special' music by choir. o.
fefing. Announcements.
S30--Address. Christian Endeay.
orers' Share in the Triumph of the
Cross Rev c. Morgan Compiler
Sunday Morning.
63O-Sunrise prayer service, Mr..
Evans presiding
3o--Delegates will attend various.
Sunday schools.
st1o0- Convention speakers viii oe-
cupy various pulpits,
Sunday Afternoon.
First United Brethren Church.
Theme, christian Patriotism
Louis T. Black. presiding.
go Song and devotional serves.
Special music. Address by Hon. S
D. Tess. of Yellow Springs. O., mem.
Der of Congress from the Seventh
District.
Sunday Night.
6.30--iSimultaneous meetings
throughout city. Theme: Doing Our
Bit"
First United Brethren.
President Mckee presiding.
S.o0-Song service.
S.15-Devotional service. Special
music.
S.20-Introducing convention COM
mittee. Report of Resolution Com.
mittee. Installation of officers. Mu.
sic by choir.
S.45-tAddress and decision ser.
vice, Charles f. Evans.
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STATE GRADERS AT WORK
ON TEACHERS MANUSCRIPT

The State Grading board, which
will examine and grade the teachers
manuscripts submitted in the June
uniform examination last week met
in Charleston this morning and was
started on it's work by Supervisor
George h. Hubbs, The board consists
of II teachers, selected by Superin-
tendent Shawkey.
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WILL CONTINUE VOCAL
TRAINING IN PITTSBURGH

Miss Isabel lie Becker. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Emil Becker, of Wess
Burke street left Tuehday for Pitts
burgh, Pa. where She will visit re-
latives for three weeks.
While in the smoky city Miss
Becker win arrange with her former
music teacher to continue her in
struetions is vocal training and viii
this fall return to Pittsburgh for
that purpose,
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

An examination for certificates to
teach in the Martinsburg Independent
School District viii be held at the
John street school Wednesday and
Thursday, June 20 and q, 1a17, be.
ginning at a. N.
The subjects for Wednesday are:
Writing, Spelling, Arithmetic, Eng
fish Grammar. civil Government, &c,
ography Thursday: y. S. History,
Theory and Art Of Teaching, w Va.
History, Reading, Drawing. Physiol-
qgy.
! Applicants will bring pen and ink,
Paper VIII be furnished by the ex-
aminers,
WM. c. MORTON.
President Of Board OF Examiners.
6 70 I'd
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Mr. Johneon vlsltina parents.

Mr.. G. r Johnson a machinist ia
the employ Of the b & O., who was
transferred to the Pittsburgh shops
several months ago arrived { here
yesterday morning on short vaca-
ton which will be spent with his
parents on Hess avenue. he says
work is plentiful taxing the shop
capacity.
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BERKELEY coUNTAlN GETS
FAIR VIRGINIA BRIDE

Tuesday evening at s O'Clock Miss
Ruth Drummond. formerly Of Stras.
burg, Va, and Mr. David Preston
Eppard, OF opequon district were
united in mapfiage by DR.. William
Hesse, at Hesse Caste.
For some time the bride has re-
sided vita her sister, Mrs. Harry
Robinson. near Blairton. The groom
il employed at the B'ais Quarries
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NEW YORK SUBSCRIBERS
MORE THAN EXPECTED

NEW YORK, June 1.-The Liber-
" Loan subscriptions Of New York
were unoffieially reported tonight 20
total $745,O00,O0O This is s145,00
900 in excess Of the $500 000, 600 J.
lotment set by the treasury depart
ment. The city's share of the total
subscription TO date is S655,000 600.
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PROGRAM OUT FOR.
STATE CONVENTION
Christian Endeavor Society Which
Will be Held in Martins
buru.

BURG.
The following is the program for
the State Convention Of the Christian
Endeavor Society which viii be held
in Martinsburg June 2s. 30. 80 ami
July L.
Thursday Night, June %.
Christ Reformed Church.
State President Guy H. Mckee.
presiding.
ChorIster Homer D. Welch, soloist,
and musical director with DR.. John
s. llami.tonh eyangeltstic party
Grove City, Pa.
Pianist, Miss Margaret Mckinney,
Of Burnsyille.
7.45-Song service.
S O0-Devotional service. Paul e.
Reeves, of Bethany
81O-We1eome, Rev. A. NJ. Guck.
pastor Of convention church. Chris
Reformed.
s 20--Response. Louis L. Bladt.
supt Christian Citizenship, West
Va. Christian Enaeavor Union, Far
kersburg,
$50 Special music by choir.
Offering
S.S5-Address, "Dynamite' Rev.
John Britain Clark, pastor Of First
Presbyterian church, Washington.
observation-disclosures.
9.10-Soeial hour.
Friday Morning. -
St. Johns Lutheran Church.
$50 Quiet hour. Jesus Homer
y. WEIGH doors will be closed
Fl N $40 to 915.)
Christ Reformei church.
. Devotional.
$40 Conference, "Christian En-
deavor Methodist Charles +. Evans
Fiold Secretary of the "All-South Elk
tension" committee. Lexington, KY.
10.30-Musle, Business Reports Of
officerh.
11.30-adourn.
Friday Afternoon.
1.00-0uting. If the weather is
suitable there win be an automobile
trip to Antietam battlefield at
Sharpburg, Md.
000-Address, More Men For
Christ and Country" Dr. August
Pohlman, pastor Lutheran Temple
Memorial church, Philadelphia
Address will be delivered on the
battlefield. aTFW!FIw7N
Friday Night.
First United Brethren churcn.
Vice President Paul e. Reeves, of
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500 Reward. slOO

the readers or this paper viii be
a.eased TO learn that there is at least
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ttyT49ifess constitutional treatment
siail Catarrh Cure is taken internally
s aiia acts thru the Blood on the Mucous
str9ying the foundation of the disease.
,s.Fins the patient strength by building
XXI tne constitution, and assisting ma
80 ~ doing its work. The proprie-
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- $50 Thai y fails to cure. Send for list
n, ADDRESS X. J.. /. CHENEY e. CO., Toledo,
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v,,ssgERL AND vALLEY n. X
TIME TABLE.

.s,e. sunday. Nev. 20, CT II .. m.
,Dsly except Sunday.
.naFy.