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Stolen Team Recovered.

The boise harness and wagon which
la>l"r u furl"tt street TUESDAY were
recovered la>r night hv Special oHcr
johnson
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How rafnr4 # tbs dcIghffll tr9tbcr.
tlHt I and | cant drno tpgcth her
Sho replied
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Don't Jea1e chances Of having rour dAaler
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70 save you copy. or have him deliver al
your home. I2c a week ADV
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GERMAN military
fCouanusa irup; l<c C-ce-)

nrerp4 .cu,rna:.:!er :ror. lea %;''fts %
he Austrian :.nG German hs" con-
,-a,64, Tfc.;c no. iTr"rHt INC
S.avk,. :h,i tr" organizer - :hG f2l-
-,r;cc- amy - ~: To-. region. Ion
Ntcxls;t. is ~ wT,;"r ""'muHlca.:"h
with tn, officer pe:s"Ga"! Of TIC To:!Sh
leeioss 4, tho front. with the view OF
getting the help "a; Polish V:ht":s Iii
tho couatcr-rcvo,uti"r. This iniorm:t-
ton has been received hE tn" AuStrian
agents from the Polish iuiShcrick Com
rado Zhuk. who played - large part
nj Rostor during tn. November ana
December battles. TN the other S'dr,
III. representative OF tn" German COY
crnmcnt, Count LrrchcntE!dt. reports o;
>tho rapidly growing m"r"nI"nt n f"-
land in favor Of :nr b"ursroiS!e estate
owners mprraliSs!c plan To defend with
arms the greatest pr$sibf" ind"pcn-
deuce of Poland with IN" broadening al
rs ernn,i"r 1T the 'xpenS'' "f l'ithu-
ANA. White Russia and t;asic:a.
This movement ~ actively Supp"r;"d
BY the popular d"m"crp;!c party in
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Warsaw. ms we'll as PctrogTad. by mill
:ary organizations guldeo oy e"e
iunary estate oWrers ana
the 5ouregoiSie Polish clergy.
Tim situation which has arisen was
discussed on the 18th OF January al the
S.,vk;, in thr presence cf Maj. Won
S,.hlkc sen, the PctCograd branch OF
the German Intnll gencs bureau and u
Was there decided:
:, To take the most decisive rneas-
urcs. up 10 shooting CT masse. against
the Polish troops which have Su0mitted
to tho counter-rero!utonaTy and I'M
prrialistlc pro7aGandas.
To arrest Cen Dovhnr- Neipitsky.
;. To arrange u surveillance OF the
commanding personnel.
l. Send agtators 10 the Poiish
lcsions to consult rcga riding the Polish
revolutionary organizations known 10
the committee.
). bn learning ot the countnr-rerolu-
,ionary activity Q: Polish officers to
Immediately arrest them and send them
10 tbs Stavka IL the disposal or inc
rountcr-ESpiunaEe
3. To arres' tho emisSlries OF Con.
AIcxi"ff. Staff Capt. Shuravsky and
capt. E.uShil ky.
e. :, r,rIunS; the Commission for
r'..tntating tn. c"unt"r-Rrrolution with
agreement with tn" German intelligence
bureau Il, r,,lrngrad Ia arrange sur
v..illanc.. and observation Of ;hc follow
ing institutions ana persons:
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Russian Rcd Guard from Finland must
n. commenced Immediately. 1t is known
10 tho stuff that the chief opponent wi
this step is the head Of IN" flhnISh
Rcd Guard. Yarvn Haapalnin"n. VINO
n :, rr.. influence on the Russian
InvurIschr (cnmrades). l request you
ia send for this struggle with Aapa-
la incn our agent. Walter NcNaIaih'"
(Neyalaiscll"). bearer Of Finnish pass
port 1861. and supply him with pass
Dor. and pnss--H"ad "' IN" depart
mrnt. q. Raus"h: adjutant. I. W"ln.
Note.-Writtcn Mt the ton "f the
letter md signed y. e.. tn" initials "r
l.rrinc's secretary. y. Gorhunnv. is inc
order send to III" commissar Of Tor
eirn affairs and execute" In III" mar
gin is written passport "1'-N". ~
hu, unfortunately tho name under when
the new passport was given Is moi Hl'"-
Timed. Thi. order explains tho VIII
drawaI uf the Russian .R'"l Guard from
tTnIaud IN rnrly March and III" ahan-
Inn,u.nt 81 tho Finnish Rcd Guard |"
,is ro,c The letter. however. took ear"
Of the disa1min@ both az RUSSIAN s".'
dirrx and sailors rs th"y let f'h'''''
for thu Films needed guns ana afn'n"-
ni!inn Tn" Russians sometimes '""Sn.'
l,,,, w.rc surrounded and disarm"h. IN
Tlt.lSiuIGDrS Wllllf ! Wa 'H''' W
the Fed Guard and tn" sailors "cr"
ACHING each other nightly with rlnNS
and machine guns. on" OF two r1nniSh
Pod Guarl lenders almost surely -
Euvalainsn. but under tn" "ir"urn-
stances T do not caro- To speculate.
Tho order Ia hold MI foreign en-
h.,esics IN Rcd Finland WAS gwen r"-
inridcntlv with the appearing" Of ono
nr ,hrm upon N" scene. TIL" "N'uS'
orferrd was that foreigners w"rr carry
inc information n the White Guard:
simultaneously nilu"nr" was "N'rt'"
IN the Whit" Guard t" increase u'''.
cuIf;es in passas" between the ''nrS.
7, is reasonable 20 place the oostac''S
IN massage rrnntri on both sides or TN
Finnish line to German effort. for Ter
m,n aid was being given tho "hi'e
Guard openly at tho moment u was nv
.rip,,inv In the inner councils OF '"'
Pod Guard. Tho American party cor
,,nroJ in FINLAND escaped only by I"r-
.;.,cncc and good fortune. The 3r'''S''
nr,hassv purty was passed through me
d,,. brfnrr The closing order came. ~
E.rrnch and italian embassies W.
'>tl,.od after y month ~ vain "HoF'
20 return to RWEsln
Have original letter and N" S'''''"
d,rcd passport. -
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MRS. {. |. HALL
HAS GOOD WORDS
FOR WENTWORTH
It Gave Her Helpful Sleep,
Good Appetite and Daily
Comfort.

Is j, any wonder that his grateful
woman m;ulr thu following statement
;Lud consented t. It's puhlTaUon: hHa'i
ii and YOU viii know why she wanted
follow sufferers To profit by her happy
Merry Worth experience. This Is what
sh" wrote Il short time agn Ia Druggist
T. " N"lSun If Salem. W. Va:
Il was 50 rrrruus that ! could not
sl"rn aud had no Hrln.lt" and my Si'i''
hurt. Took spells that I would b" under
ihr CuriorS care &" | hogan I" take
Merry Worth and ain f"sling good. Can
sleep and "a, and my sid" hasn't given
me any trnuhl" sine" | began I" take
Nory' WORTH recommend ii /" all
nerve sufferers
MES. -. y HALL.
SALEM. ". Va"
Your dollar back Il; Ea"-'S "r Gr''stS
drug stores, Wheeling II Merry Worth
does MOI Il" for you villa; :; did for Mrs.
Hall.
Ncr"- Worth Is sold in Warwood by
W. =. Mcnamara. Fulton. 10y tho fu!-
ton Pharmacy. Ming" Junction. 10y
Mm.rr l;ru>.. Martins Ferry. l;alsl"n &
Parker. 81 t'lalrSville. Patterson K
Sous: l;arnc%vill". Hill"s Bros: Jam
crun. by CIlnrr"n Drug 20: SISt"rsyill".
bv &. $. lusuuc. New Martinsvlllr by
Hurnhrunk' Drug store: M"undsville.
!. H. ReaIu Drug Co.. Bridgeport. Sell
by Il Reed Hcn, Pharmacy; Bcllairc,
plukworth Bros. l'dh"n i'tv: Morgan
Bros: West Alexander: r. X McCnnn,
Elr;wnnd rh" i',irwnrd Pharmacy
Elm Grove. lshm's Pharmacy: R"nwnod
Rrrwnnd Drug 60; McMcchcn. CARROTS
Pharmacy: Wellsburs. John X. Elson.
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DOCUMENT NO. A
counter ESp!onaE" ut the S'avka Jan.

counter Espionage nj the Stavka Jan.
-. 1879
To RI" Commission of Combating the
'uintcr- Revolution: ~ tn" request Of
tn" commander in chief. IN answer 10
your inquiry. | inform y"u. supplement-
lry to the dispatch. that the funds sent
SiIh Maj Kaycrm"ist"r hnr" been TO-
lived hero. Among tho troops acting
II the front against Tho count "r-reN"!u-
,;unarics havr been prepared several
nattaiIonS for conflict with tho Poles
md Roumanians. W" Will rny - rou.
lies i day. with an Increased food
alton. From tho hired sections sent
i.ainSt tn. lcElonari"S have hc"n form
d twn companies. on" from the best
hntS for the shooting Of officers of
regiments. The oth"r Of Lithuauans and
",ts for rhe theft Of food reserves in
.,i,chsk. MinSk and Mngilcv govern
nrniS in the places where III" Polish
rnupS ar" situated. Various local
,.uSantS have also agreed To attack the
"gI!nrntS and cxterminate thcm.--
'unrmiSSnr 6. MnshnlnV.
Sntr-Thr&G Two documents show
hat the policy against th"s" patriotic
nLlicrs WAS on" of mcrCilnss rXlcrmin-
'iun. financed ny German money. In nd
/ out by a German officer. iiay"rmIcS-
r is named in Document Nh. j.
Have photograph Of letter
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(a) The high Polish committee
rr,,- ,....ils.. - LIZ, nlnClS IL

(a) The high Polish COMMITTEES
ib) The Society Of Friends % lh'
Polish Soldier.
Co Intcr-Pary Union.
(d) The Union Of Polish Inralids.
(e) Members Of the Polish k"l"n =
the former state Douula and Council.
(f) The chairman, LeImitskE. am
the members Of the former COMMITTEE
for the liquidation OF affairs Of the f"i'
ish kingdom.
CD Boleslav Jalovesky.
,hl Vladislav Grabsky.
7D Stanislav Shuritsky.
Cd Roman Catholic Polish clergy.
tk) The Polish treasury. ihr"uct
which, according to agency reports. TIN
governments of countries allied Will
Russia intend. with the assistanc" al
the New York National City Bank. It
supply with monetary resources th'
count er-revolutonary camp.
II Is necessary TO Worthy the priHn :
REPORTS OF several Lithuanian r"r"lu
tionaries that among the church bcn"v.
client funds. which are at III" disposal
OF the Polish clergy. ar" IN" capitals
Of privatc persons who hid their m"n"!
from rcquisiton for the benefit Of tn
state
In case Of establishment Of any cnn.
ncctiun with the counter rcvolutI"n ia,
guilty Polish institutions are to be- liuuI'
dated. their leaders and also pcrS"n:
connected with the 'countcr-rcv"luii"n
AIRY activity are to N? arrested and S"n'
Ia the disposal Of tn" Siarka.--r'"I
Chief of the Counter Epiunagc. Com
miSSar Kalmannvich.
NOTE-Acain Germany. through
Count I.crchrnf"ldt. was intriguing "r
both sides. Chiefly. however. tn" Si,;
rificance OF the letter is in tho thor
nuGhneSs of tho outlined German plan
. to crush tn" threat nf armed opposition
from tn" Polish lrEiuns Of III" 1;u"Siar
army Tho troops were fired up"n. a.
indicated. TIL" preceding h""uIn"iii
really follows this IN natrrr| srTu"nr"
The. next two further rluc!da;" the sit.
catlon for tho benefit 1T IN" FOL: ii
tho outside world.
Have photograph OF letter.
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POSLk|N QUICK
To CON TRO[
WORST eczema

lust call on rnSlam In bring you the
comfort ,our suffering skin Graves. Let
!; nrlp vul ~ tn free frhm cruptlnns
and NIL disorders which mark your skin
rs nr.,IinG ant septic. healing treatment.
t'ni:,Ss you hav" a'tuanE SEN Eos
lain'S work and know how readily II
takes hold. stopping the itching at once.
YOU will hardly believe It's effects possi-
fbIr in so short Il time
In Eczema. Poslam's action appears
all the moro rcmarkahl" when IN" troll
bio Is perisistcntiy stubborn and noth-
;nr else s.-"m< - bring lasting RELIEF
i,uslani - harmless always.
Slid everywhere. For fr"r sainniH
write 10 Emergency laboratories -'J
West nth s.. New York CRY.
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Indigestion Affects Brain

zion and brain power.
Don't be that way. Biz men al over
say Pamgn Tablets with Gentlan arc
tus, the thing to keep going on when
rvcrvork and worry drag you down.
Women high in their professions a.
movie actresses and business women
say they keep their youthful energy.
cnl husiasrn and goru Iot'ks by lettins
Pamgin Tablets with Gcntian keep their
digestion right. their blood right. ami
their weight normal and the hollovs III
tle face and form filled out.
The manufacturers guarantee these
tablets absolutely. Your own druggist
or c. Fl. Griest & Co. can supply you
"a dollar box last sNwo weeks X you take
them steady
For aaIa also by DInkworth Bros. Be1stfe: Ho6S'I
drug a1-e. Martins Forty: Prank EobertI BrtdIs.
port; Will Peabody. iAoundSrtns: John EAA.
VellShUrx.
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poo- BLOOD Causes No-CHre Feeling
Causes women TO Become
Slovcnly.
HEALTH HAS POWERFUL IN11u
ENCE ON THE MIND.

The minute your blood. nerves and
digestion go wrong your brain doesn't
work right. You get sluggish. You
don't care whether you work or not
Success doesn't weigh much 70 nall
sick, hrairl-fagSed man or woman
Why do women become slnTcnly and
carelcss aetut their appearance: Wom-
IN with pep" don't get that way. Why
DO women Lose their beauty md physical
charm IT Is because they become rum
down. and before they know 1t Get so
they "don'i care 1t Is only recently
medical circles have discovered the aw-
full effect poor health has on tho anbl'
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DOCUMENT NO. 4s.
u;r General staff. Section r. No. 11l.

OR. General staff. Section r. No. l'l
Dec 4. 1910
To tn" Commissariai or Military M
fairs: Herewith tho intelligence pu-
rcau has he honor 70 transmit a 'ls'
Of tho persons OF Russian Origin VINO
arc in the, service of the German Intel
ligrncc Department.:
Sakharon. officer First infantry re-
serve regiment: rraporschlk IHr-ArF'
tiuniantz. prarorS"hIk Iankn. fHrcnuH
Golnyin. Hhuk. Ilinsky. CherniaFSh!
Cant, Pos;inkov. Sch.ueemann, sailors
Trushin and Gavdilev. All the persons
mentioned arr nn the permanent stan
nC the in;nlligrncce department 81 nv
German general staT.--Head OF Inv u
partIncnt. .tgasfer.
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DOCUMENT NO. Al.
Counter EspionaGc 1T tn" Sthvka. -"
AGl Jan Is 1879

4
4Gl, Jan. Is. 1879
To tho Commission for combating tn"
Counter Rrvnlutinn: TIL" special 'uin-
mission on the conflict with ihc Polish
countcr-rcyululonary forces has l"'Enr'
its activity All the conduit uf lis at
fairs has been located ~ tn" counter
espionage at tho Stavka. whrr" IS ~
ing collected AL Information on The
counter revolution on I'll" external and
Internal fronrS. At IN" COMMISSION
htv" arrived In"rrh"rS IT IN" t"in'n'S-
sion for Combating III" Counter ii"v"lu-
,inn T. MickunoShih. I. ZcnZIn"v. Ihil-
lnski. and from S'vaSt"pol toinradc
Turin. To u conference" M"r: calico
agents announcing their wish I" h', S'Ill
for conflict with IN" hnurc'oiSi" Polish
nffirrrS-.l r"mhitSkE. EnlcSlnv. fhkhI-
n,nyich StrIrvsky SaSriI"rSkN. ant!
Amamovich. All ihnS" agents ar" under
ohlIratinn !" carry the affairs H. IN
ponit Of open INSTRUMENTATION Of the sol
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SOME SOLDIER.

OMAHA. Nchr.. Sept. 19.-1e blew IN
from Cas- Kansas. did John T.. Swanson.
Tn. recruiting sergeant looked twice.
decided that his eye sight was true and
that thnre was a man before him. The
strangers middle initial must have
stood for thin" For he was. Hero
was Hooverism to the Nth degree.
81 want To fight. and | want TO. Join
tho Marines" said Swanson.
What do you weight" asked SerEe-
ant Leo Carpenter.
"Eineiy-two pounds. hut then
tho Signal Corps. They might attach
feathers and use YOU az carrier
pigeon"
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DOCUMENT. NO. 4s.
Varied Activities.
IT tho Starka' 1a'''

(Count"r-espionagc =, tho. Stavka' JAN
90 1879
tn N" Council "f Peoples Comrn's-
sars: rs our agents It has pcrn "s;a'-
lishcd thai connections between the
rul.s. ,hr Don and French officers. ana
also probably the diplomatic repr"sent-
a;iycs Of tho allied powers. are nam
taincd by means az Russian officers
travelling under the Euise Of sack specu-
1atore. IN view ~ This "" request you
70 take measures :nr tho strict sur
VIGILANCE Of the lattrr.-Comm'ssa'
almanovich.
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DOCUMENT ITO. AZ.
az. G.. S, Nochrichten Bureau. Section
L...h l. ] aiS.l

O.. g. s. NOChrlchtrN bNrCHu'
r. No. Il. Feb. II. 1912
To tho Council Of Peoples Comn'S.
sars: The intelligence department mas
received detailed information that the
ap,ta,nrs Of the retrngrad SOVIET or
w,rkmcn and soldiers deputies nave
completely changed the character OF
The Estland socialists activity. whicn
finally led tn tho local German lano-
lords being DECLARED outlawed. BY or
der OF tho general staff ask you 10
tolc Immediate steps for the restoring
NJ Tho rights ~ the aforementioned
Crrmnn Landlords and tn" recalling or
,hc ac;tators-Fo- tho head of the de-
partmcnt. r. Bauer.
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According 70 instructions of the repre-
sentative Of our general STAFF I have
the honor once more to insist that you
recall from Estland. Litva and Courlano
all agitators Of the central executive
committee of tho Soviet OF workmeh
and soldiers. drputies.-Head Of the de-
narrmcnl, Agasfer: adjutant, Bukhoiul
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DOCUMENT NO. A.

90; G. :, Nochrichtrn bureau. Section
r. No. "S3.l
tn tho Cnmmissar Of Foreign ANa,rs.
We are told that secret service agents
attached 10 S,avkn arr followinEG VA
Erich who has been ordered to h''I'
ask you To- take urgent measures !"
rcnrvr the surv"illance Of III" ah"'c-
named Grriccr.--itnad of III" Department.
Arnsfnr: adjutant. Bukholm.
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DOCUMENT NO. SO.
(Gr. General STAFF. central division. Sec
ton ". Jan. IA. 1879
very Confidential.

To the Chairman of the Peoples
Council Of Commissars: The Russian
section Of the German general stan has
received an urgent report from our
agents al Norocherkask and Rostoir
that the friction which has arisen be-
twecr Gen. Alcxinff and Gen: kalcdinc.
after which the volunteer corps OF Gen.
Nlcxicff began the movement TO the
north. is a tactical step 70 have base
in the rear. In this way the army or
Gen. Alcxieff will have reliable rear
base protected by Cossack troops foF
supplying the army and base in case
of an overwhelming movement on the
nar, OF the enemy. The communica-
tions Of Gen. 4lex!ef with the ioilsh
tr,ops have bden proved by new 70
ports Of the Polish Bolshevik commits
sars. Shuk and Dcmbitsky.--Cnief OF
the division Of general staff. Q. Rauseh;
senior aid. r KrieEcf.
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DOCUMENT. NO. As
3; \. Euchrirhtcn Bureau. Sect'"i
i. 4

10. u. 8. NnchriChtcn Eur"au "eCR'"H
r, No. "oS.. FGh. 4. 1879
tn ,hr rnmmisSar Of Foreign Affairs:
T;y instructions Of the rrrr"s"ntatir" or
r,tr staff | hav" III" honor to ASK you
immediately t. recall from the 'krai-
mia front tho agitators I'dyansky. Null.
nrnbkin and riltskrr. Their activity
has been recognized rs dangerous ny
IN. German general s,HG.--liead or the
,lnnartmcnt Agasfrr: ndjutant. Hen
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DOCUMENT NO. 46.

90. C. s. NnChrirht"n bureau. H''''"i'
r. Feb ., I9lS.
To the Commissa of Foreign AfhFs:
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DOCUMENT NO. 43.
Very Secret.

',.r ,i;rrail Genera! Staff. central An
,hriIung Section Mr., Ne. al, f"n
III 1875
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To tho Council "r Peoples CnmmlS-
.Irs. tCr0rdlug 10 instructions from
.h. high command "f tn" German army
| hayr tn" honor IL remind You ihat
.hr Withdrawing and diSarmIn. If the
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-07-16
Mrs. Dr.. ]. N. Ransom Died fTiday.

Mrs. Cornelia d. Ransom, wife of DIR.
James M. Ransom, died Friday evening
at the family homestead in Ransom,
death coming after a protracted i'll
ness. Mrs. Ransom was Miss Brown
of Madison county, Va, before mar
riage. Surviving in addition to her
husband is one daughter. Mrs. Van B.
Wilson, of near Halltown. Right Rev.
DR.. William Cabel Brown, Bishop CO.
adjutor of the Diocese of Virginia is
her brother Another brother, Mr..
Mayo c. Brown, lives in Lynchburg,
Va, and sister, Miss Lizzie Brown
in Baltimore. The funeral was held
n Zion Episcopal church Sunday after
noon at o'clock, Rev. Jno. S. Alfriend
the rector, conducting the service. In
terment was in Zion Churcny ard.
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Another Extraordinary Offering.

Patrons of the Shepherdstown Opera
House will be given another treat on
Thursday and Friday of this week,
July is and 10, at which time the big
extravagantly made production, 1.-The
Daughter of the Gods" with Annette
Kellerman in the title role, will be the
attraction. This picture has had the
longest runs of any picture ever made
into the silent art. 1t is stated that
over two million persons In New YORK
City alone paid prices as high as two
dollars a seat to see it while 1t ran
there for over year. The same thing
is true elsewhere. For over SIX
months it ran in Chicago, twelve
months n Paris and ten months in
London.
A total of 21 ,218 persons appear in
the picture, and Moorish city built at
a cost of $350,000 was erected and de-
stroyed to make one of the big scenes
in the story. The same lavish hand
will be noted throughout this wonder
full production.
For the benefit of country patrons,
it will be run two days, with matinee
each day at 2:45, and two shows each
night, at and $50. The admission
prices for the matinee are children loo
and adults 28c. At night all seats will
De sold at 28c.
The Shepherdstown Opera House is
one of the best equipped and finest
how places in West Virginia, and this
costly production will be shown under
an environment that will make fhe
beauty of this million dollar picture
stand out as intended by the maker.
The music for this occasion will be
played on our costly unit pipe organ
and those who come here will be giver
an opportunity to hear the same music
plaved on this wonderful instrument
as was given in its New York ano
its other large city runs.
Both in pictures and appointments
the Shepherdstown Opera House ex-
cells. ard every production is giver
that personal touch that is necessary
to make tn story both delightful ant
enioved. We advise that you do ro
miss this excellent opportunity OF wit
naSsinor thiS splendid picture.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-07-16
Church Items.

Rev. G. H. Phipps, of Millborough
Va, preached two able sermons in the
Presbyterian church on last Sunday
and at Beulah in the afternoon.
Services in st. James Catholic
Church second Sunday, Mass 8:45 a.
M; Fourth Sunday 1920 a. M; even
ing services 1880 p. m.
DR.. A Grey McAllister, of the Union
Theological Seminary, Louisville, KY,
will preach in the Presbyterian church
next Sunday July 21st, at which time
the Sacrament of the Lords Supper
will be administered. Preparatory
services on Friday evening preceding
at the Chapel conducted by Rev. Mr..
Siler, of Elk Branch Presbyterian
Dufields.
A specially large attendance is re-
quested at Sunday School, at which
time DR. .McAlister will speak on "The
Spiritual Welfare of Our Soldiers"