davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-22
Spanifeiyeen / ollaifa.

Sra Some, aIaifa, meIbes hen
t6oe Nouember. Zen onoortebe
ipanlfe SnfluenSa bor graSieret for
fProeIig poa Seipor6 SoIosen 90
Ipreoer ia nj, pioere norboper ! &et.
ming al Holarbapet oa neooper IangS.
meo 8piten. Seri gfoute err 10 bpibe
Teriouer b%ortreune al @pibemien,
men SiIitmoen blanbt oeu boioc Be
f~oIfnins er MI I @ebrirg. @lan0t
De So amerifnnife Sploater, iom no
gier @orni'onen ! Sort 9opis, bar
rs nGret %anerebne at Spgbommen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-22

w lulilSS lptuiS CpiSI'ttSSI p'l'NA
@elfomnen iii 8pen, bporefter Der
bolotes SeitgubStieneite / 9omfirfen.
General Warlgin bilieoe Opens
@efolfning / Ell Proclamation, boori
oct blanot onbet heo:
Get trpffenbe Sremmeoitpre enote
meo Tpifernes Neoerlag pao Slag.
marfen. Zen republifanife Irme
bringer eoer Sribeo og Het. 6ranf.
rig aabner fine Irme blot op forat
mobtoge ale iite gienfunone @srn."
Der bsres MI neiten life ct inf
Orb mere paa @oberne | Wet3. Se
tpife glitter foron 9lttiferne er fer.
net % frantic anbrast iiteoet. @nooe
Wonumenterne for De tpife &eiiere
Nilbelm ben lite % 6rieoricb Den
3bie bar | 2sbet al Natten blet bel
tet ooercnbe af gpens frantic gor.
gere. Ser bar life blet Sio til at
ilGbe Dem p9f.
Sim aeiier @iIbelm ben 2bers
Statlie foran 9omfirfen par blet
~Itaaen6e. Men bans S9noer bar /
Nattens Sob blet l9nfet nteb ipere
SernIpnfer, % | bans II Wppe par
anbragt ct llaerenoe gaanb meo ISL
eenbe latinife Snbifrift: "Sic transit
gloria mundi" ("Gaaleoes forgaar
Gerbens Serlisbeb.")
Oen 1Soe Sob. naaeoe frantic
Eropper Den lille gp ct. 2ouis peb
&binen ner Den icbweit5iite Granie.
Set er life bare De tplfe % ollie
reoe Niaioubere, iom er pda @ans
bring / bisie Sage. Der foregaar
oeiaa Ell anben Solfcpanbring Of en-
belt anben Dirt. Sen foresaar life
/ iamleoe Irrneer og life / nogen en-
felt Ietning.
Oct er De mango tuien Slpgtninge
fra @elgien og Wo~rofrattrig, iom /
be. iibite fire @ar bar peret ipreot
Tom bientlsie runot omfring / Ser.
ben, ierlig / 5ronfris og England oe
Solanb.
Sra ale &anter penoer be I'LL til.
bage til De Steber, bpor engang beres
Sjem bar, for at prsne of begpnoe
2ipet paanpt.
Ine 2anbepeie | De befriebe Resio-
ner er fuloe al f%ierenbe % aaaenoe,
iom after er poa Slpttefob meo, boao
DC bar berget al line ioroiIfe GienbeIe.
s De heite Silf9loe er oct life itpre
cling. Set minoer n,eeet ON oel1.
gang, ba BET arlne iyolf flpgtet unba
&rigen. Wen Der er DOG Ell Itor Sor-
ifiel. Te famine Soft err MI Iette /
Sinbet % oanbrer meb Slpoestaarer
| Sinene. Sor De er paa Siempei,
ielo ON beres Stem moaife life err
iterer mere. WGiten bper eneite So
miliegruppe fsrer meb fig ct ltoet
franif, belgiif eaer amerifanif Stag.
Suiener al bisie bien1oenbte 6lpgt-
hinge bill lite engang finoe Son1terite
at line gamle Stem, De fIeIte bill fiiioe
fine Stem mere eaer miilore rilineret
o9 nteget taa oil ttroe tine Slem
l,ifaote - bet bill ba iige poa De
Streg, bpor 9rigen bar eraieret.
Wen De baarbt rammeoe Solf tar
r%eiolllt fat fra MT al. Selp / Dir.
miioe | @elgien, bpor Der noe ften bog.
ltapelig lite finocs Sten til6ase paa
Sten, bar be biemuenote Slpgtninge
~forelsbig opilaaet fine @oliger / Gipl.
oerne os itrar taget fat paa at rpooe
og itele og after ifaffe fig Gag oper
Sobeoet, for Sinteren letter ino for
Ilpor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-22
Sarme for Soloaterne.

Seem Orleans, Ga, Sen t6be 0os.
Sper 100000 gcres 2onb | De Ter
Spoitater 2ouiiiana, Irfanfas, Ilas
bama, IisiiSiippi, Seras % Zen.
nesiee er blet tilbubt &e9ieringen til
lloporcellering Of Surne for biem'
~penoenoe Soioatcr og Sism4nn.
Seiaa / Winneiota, @isconiin,
MicBigan og andre RoroItater tr9f.
fes Ser Sfriot | iomne &etning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-22
2lmerifas oloite
1nopaaner.

Sra anoroiae, Senn., berettes oer,
12te Nooember: Set 9Ibite Wenne-
Ife / Imerifa nntages at opre ben
1t6 gar eomle Rrs. Cara 2inf,
Tom Dor hos i'm Satterien Iranf
Smitb / S~ronsbura, Wonroe So,
Tenn. SomiIiens Slegtregiiter hi
Ter, at Ser inser Gull fan nGrc$ ON
hen0eS II6er.
Sum bar uIhria faqet en- 2raubc
Weoicin / belle tit lange 2iu.
3Sor nj Gar ii0en ilog berries Spr
fell, iaa bun MI pno bet nRrmeite er
blind, cq set itaar ogioa oaarItg til
meo 6erieleu. Den eaers er bun
irembeIes rnTf og rsrig % iul6itGn.
oia aanosiriit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-22
Gvflcn / Syoen.

Sort Smith, Irf., BEN 16oe Nop.
30 Menneifer blep brGbt o. ira 10
I'll 20 andre mer euer mlnore al
porIig ifaoebe / Ell Gpflon, iom tent
igaar anelb inotraf / 3opn OF
8raeue, SfIobomo. Si9r bjeinise.
tes en- 5nmilie peo 1opn Sancber
baarot al ulpffen, ibet bpert enefte
Ieolem al SamiIien blep ~oIporlia
ifabet. Smtrent 30 @pgninger,
oeriblanot Ell Girfe. lagbes i Skinner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-22
Konsrespalset / 4laifa.

Sra Sllnealt, MuTfu, meIoes Der,
t6oe Iop., Of @aIget Sen ste go
pentber pao 6eleeat til aousresicn
Dor set melt ipGnbenoe, nton uosen'
gang bar bapt beri Serriioriet, % Of
Heiultntet enorl ben t6be life par
oigiort meo Sifferbeo. SfsIac De
ienc'tc 9eretnineer bapoe ben DC.
mofratiife 3anbioat, Sen nprprren.
Sc Snoebaoer al StiQineen, Charles
". Sul5er, ct Soriprang al blot 7
Stemmer ODER fin repubIifanife Ni-
bal, SameS @icferibant.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-22
biemfomne 6eneraler.

Ieip 9orf ben 16oe Hop. Gene.
raj Ntnior g. g. @iicf % brigade
general S. q. garrette ian,t 400
Ieteroner, DC fleite al benz ianreoe,
oa Iom oQe | oner ct Iar bar tneet
aftip Gel / &rigen unfom tgoar fro
6ranfrig meb De 5cr. Statcra
TRANSPORTING "Sorrisbnr9".
@aibin9ton oen 15be Nop. NJ
ipge o. iaarebe amerifanite SoIbn'
Ter err Der i Naan, iom enhte ben Soc
Hooember ioIt biemfommet 72l
Wano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-22
SosIaote K%rissfaneer.

@oibirgtou ben 15oc ROB. SieI9e
De ieneite Gfterretninger til oct aiue'
rifanife Nebe aors / Scbmeii blep
oper 1882 omerifanlfe arigS'anaer
/ SpTflanb Ieslaoie u~miooelbart eiter
llnoertegnelien al 8aabenitilitanoen.
9ette inbbefotter oue g(merifanere
iorn blep toget tilionae optiI ben
lite Nobember. Get ontaae3 at
Seioen blot no9le ida Srmoreoer
bIen io9et tilfanae eiter oeu Cato.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-22
G~neitaaenoe Reforo.

Sra Santa @or6aro, Sal, beret
ties: Soiepb Opieoo uutoseS at fol
De Hefor6en for Gutnl al S9rmer /
arigen, ioet life miubre ems ioo al
Dem itaar / OnfeI Cams Wtilitpr.
tieneite.
Sar bar pGret git fem @ange og
bar life minore emo "a Bern - 81
Gutter o. 13 Biger ale iIipe.
ellie De ipb Corner / 5ieneiteu be
itn0er iig "iomeipbere in Srance"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-22

Get bar Gen. Saoinfoii, iom i
SuIi fit iItauo Spreret MOB 9oIicbc.
piferue i Saroslar, / Sen %norNIi9c
Gel al EropinIen @aIoaoa ! oct gie'
me0 at bortleoe beres SpmertIom
beo ira Sc anierebes trooper, lonl
ira Murmanfpiten trpn9te trent ipO.
oper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-22

Gae 9anbeneie / Selsien % MorS:
franfris fnlbe af biemlsie paa Tei
tilbasc til fine rnimereoe Stem ! De
befricbe Strpg. Sor / ajGloere
inotil DC faar Sag ouer Sopeoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-22

Sra spiflanb % giterris. Slere tpife
&cpmblifcr. Gr-&eiicrinben teller
til Spllanb mcb Aerpplan. Smaat
mcb MaS % alrocr for ben tio-
liocre sitcrriaife &eiierfamilie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-22
Gfter Kriget1.

Srrenes @anbrins mOb Eit. Imeri'
fanerne i tpif 2%Otbrinscn pg
2nrembnrg. Song hilbert / Mnt'
perpen. Marifalf Yctain faar ell
iurartet Mpbtaselle / Iet5.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-22

Tprite Gibelins af De tpife lt'@aaoe
mblcpcret til @riterne peb Sariuicb
paa Guslunbs 2itfpit. "A tore
tpife arissifibe ifal ioas operbra'
ees til De Maierebe peo ben @ifptife
Shit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-22

life for'too, hoao hermeo mentes, ait
ban inoom TaiIlou, buor ban bleu
iortalt ON Ncpolutionet oa beorSret
I'll al ilerne ira lin Uniform Oiitint.
tlonerne, Der betegneoe bans Rang.
Eorbttreoe ODER ct iaaoont Sorlon.
genoc % itstte6e al SteriteocIeu al
II 9aaocneS 9eiptninger, nrateSe
lGmtltge Sfiicerer at eiterfomme oct.
Ge al @eiGtringerue, iom snIfeoe
oct, bleo tiuabt ar gaa ~iraboroe. men
Der bar finn nogle iao, Tom benpttcoe
iia al grleouiueen. gifaoren itaf
oerpaa after ! Siecn og latte aur.
len Tor Soeri9e ior ser at IaSe lig
Interfere.
Sorioeu line eare Siiiccrer nlco.
bragtc l(@aaoene oaiou mango on.
ore St'icerer, iom bar ilpgte0e ira
Geoolutionen.
SfnuSinapiifc SfibstGb.
Stoctbelm Seu 166e 9top.: Sielse
oificieIle Opgoper er S3t ncrife
Sfibe blcuct ienot Thumbs al tpife
llnoerpan0Sbaaoe meo Sabet al
ooer 1000 norifc SismpnoS 9ip.
De 'rnfeoe 6artsier, bporaf 297 bar
Dumpltibe, bapoc tilIammen en-
9rpgtiqheo al t,23S,OOO Ton.
Nj Ipenife Sfibc blco IFS ien0t
Thumbs meo 5abet al PAS ipenife
SiemPnos Gin. Se lpnteoe Sfibe
reprpicntereoc en- tonnage pao
200,607 Son.
NorgeS Cab uogioroe 150,297
Ton mere, emo belle Den ioeuite San.
oelSiIaa6e anoraeer iii.
Sper 9anmarts Stibstab fore,
Iigger euonu ingen oiiicieae Spga.
Der.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-03
doc" FERRIS is
HAGERSTOWN MGR.
Was A Pitcher On That Team
Heretofore.

e. II Docl Ferris, former pitcher
for the IIagerstown (Blue Ridge
Lengue) club was signed as manag-
or Of that club for the coming sea-
son He arrived Monday night. AT
ter communicating with Col. Joseph
G. Roulette, president OF the club.
he announced that ne had already
SER nnati2e.s 10 number Of play
ers Allison, who pitched ror tho
Asleville club last season, win be on
the Hagerstown staff lie worked
only few games last season. Out
of five games pitched three were
shutouts.
Jack Miller, left fielder on the Iar
gerstown club last season, likely will
be back. Ferris became member
of the pitching staff about the mid
die of 1917 and remained until the
close. His record ranked high.
standing fifth, for an average Of .667.
In 1914 he finished second in the
Durham Carolina League) Club.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-03
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Rudy Cheeks-Sparkling Eyes
Most Women Can Have
SAYS DR.. Edwards, a Wel!-Known
Ohio Physician

DR.. F. M. Edwards for IL years treated
scores of women for liver and bowel
ailments. During these years he gave to
his patients prescription made OF rev
weli.known vegetable ingredients mixed
with olive oil, naming them DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets. You will know them by
their olive color. .
These tablets are wonder.workers the
liver and bowels, which cause a normal
action, carrying off the waste and poison
GUS matter in ones system. =.
If YOU have pale face, sallow look, dull
eyes, pimples, coated tongue, headaches, a
listless, no-good feeling, all out OF sorts,
inactive bowels, syou take one OF Dr.
Edwards Olive Tablets nightly for time
and note the pleasing results. o
Thousands of women as well as men
take DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the sue
cessful substitute for calomei-now and
then Just to keep in the pink of condition.
1Oc and 25c per box. All druggists.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-03
NO BIG DINNER FOR
THE w. V. ALUMNI

Plans for the annual dinner OF the
West Virginia University alumni in
connection with the commencement
exercises in June are being consider
ed by members of the Alumni Asso.
citation at Morgantown and the exc.
outive committee. 1t is probable
that the alumni will decide upon a
very simple form of entertainment
this year, and if dinner is served
at all, it will be a modest repast
served at the regular dinner, a re.
union on the campus, with music,
speeches and right refreshments Is
being considered
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-03
WOMAN KILLS MAN
WHO INVADED HOME

James Areno, 40 years old, an Ital-
ian, was shot to death Tuesday by
Mrs. Theresa Cannette at her home
in Piedmont. Three shots entered
the mans side, back and arm. 1t is
stated Mrs Cannette had warned
Areno to keep away or she would
shoot him. Areno went to the Cannot
te home after Cannette had gone to
work and is alleged TO have attempt.
ed to force his way upstairs Mrs,
Cannette gave herself up and was
committed to jail at Keyser in de-
fault of $4,000 bail. Areno was EN-
ployed by the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-03
VIRGINIA JUSTICE
AGAIN IN THE Tolls

Ed-Justice Thomas Mason, OF
Leesburg, Va, once before arrested,
and fined in Frederick, Md, for vio1
lating the automobile laws, is again
in trouble there He and three other]
were apprehended Saturday night on
charge of operating machine
while intoxicated. He will be given,
hearing Thursday night. A case|
growing out of similar chage Is
now pending in the Frederick Girl
cult Court.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-03
STILL is CAPTURED
CLOSE TO PRINCETON

I'll, G.. Jones, of Matoaka, is in jail
in Princeton, w. Va, following a
raid on his nome, where whiskey
distillery was found in operation on
a large scale A 36-gallon still, to-
gether with worm and the odd ends
of copper from which he is alleged
to have made his outfit, together
with a quantity Of corn liquor the
finished product were confscated,
The outfit was rugged up in the kit
chen, where false floor had been
built. Jones refused TO give the Off
GERS permission to enter and it was
necessary to knock him down before
they could go inside.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-03
PRESIDENTS WAR
POLICY DEFENDED
Featured GIynn'S Address To-
day To Maine Democrats.
(By international News service)


Portland, Me, April IA vigor.
orous defense Of the war administra.
ton of Woodrow Wilson was feat
ure of the address of former Cover
nor Martin H. Glynn, of New York,
before the Democratic State conven.
tion in session here today.
The former Governor OF the Elm.
pire State launched into an eloquent
plea for the retention OF all Demo
cratic congressman in office and the
sending Of more Democrats to con.
gress to aid in carrying out the
Wilson" win-the4war policy"
The convention was held in Port.
land City Hall and over 1900 dele
gates attended. Ex-Representative
Leonard A, Pierce, of Houlton, pre-.
sided
The platform to be adopted by the
convention will contain complete
endorsement of the conduct of the
war by the Democratic administra.
ton. Whether or not there will be
platform on the prohibition law
was a question that was being fought
out in committee. A new Democratic
State Committee is being elected.
The present State chairman is
Thomas V. Doherty, of Houlton
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-03
ASKS FOR DAY OF
PUBLIC HUMILIATION

A resolution requesting the presi-
dent to proclaim "a day of public
humiliation, prayer and fasting, to
be observed by the people of the
United States with religious solemn
ity and offering of fervent supplica-
tons to Almighty God for the safety
and welfare of our cause, His bless
ing on our arms and speedy restora-
ton of an honorable and lasting
peace" was introduced in the SEN
ate by Senator Gallinger of New
Hampshire. Senator Gallinger ask
ed for immediate consideration of
his resolution and it was adopted
without debate.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-03
LOCAL SCOUTS LOSE
TO VIRGINIA LADS

Martinsburg Scout basket ball
team played Troop No. 2 Winches-
ter Scouts at Winchester Monday
night and was defeated by score
OF 46 to s. AS the teams were not
evenly matched, it is only fair to
say that the Winchester team won
because of height, weight and age in
comparison to our boys. The Win.
chester center was feet tall and
the other players nearly the same
and averaging about $50 pounds over
in weight. On their return game here
at the Y. NJ. c. A. gym on next Mon
day evening, April Sth we expect to
play some of our larger scouts and
make it more even contest
Mr. Pope, the principal of S. " A.
refereed the game and was great
help to our team by holding them
down to the real game as it should
be played.
Mr. Neel of the Hupmobile Co.,
kindly loaned the use of his Vim
truck to take the scouts there and
return.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-03
JUSTICES EMPOWERED
TO TRY ALL WARRANTS

Justices of the peace and mayors
have concurrent jurisdiction in the
trial and punishment of vagrancy
law offenders according to an opin-
ion made public by Attorney General
L. II. England. This opinion was rem
dered to II. L. Sullivan, mayor of
Milton, who complained to the gen.
eral that a certain justice of the
peace in the city refused to try vag-
rants holding that they came under
the jurisdiction of the mayor exclus-
ely.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-03
COAL OPERATOR is
GRANTED EXEMPTION

Charles II. Boardman, prominent
coal operator of iWelch was given
deferred classification under the mili1
tary draft by order of Presidnet
Wilson. Boardman was placed in
Glass by the local board, and the
action of that board was upheld by
the district appeal board An appeal
was then taken to the President.
Notification of the executive action
was received by Captain Breckin-
ridge Jones, chief Of the state de-
partment of military census and en-
rollment.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-03
TWO CONFERENCES
ARE NOW MEETING
Baltimore Is Host of Hundreds
of MethOdiStS.

Two important branches of Meth
odism convened in annual confer
ence this morning in Baltimore. The
conventions will open simultaneous
ly in different churches and will car
ry out different programs, but it is
construed that, because of several
union sessions which have been plan
ned. the greatest step toward unit
ed Methodism will have been taken
before the adjournment of the bod
les.
The conference will be the Balti
more Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church and the Baltimore
Conference OF the Southern Metho-
dist church The Methodist Episco-
pal church conference will take
in the Old Caroline Street Church,
Caroline street, near Baltimore, with
Bishop William F. Mcdowell presid
ing The Southern Methodist Con,
ference sessions will be held in Cen
trail Church, Edmondson avenue and
Stricken street, and will be presid-
ed over by Bishop James Atkins, of
Waynesville, N, c.
Clergymen and lay delegates be-
gan to arrive in the city early Tues
day and attended special pre-confer-
ences meetings which were held
Tuesday night, one Of which was the
gathering in the Caroline Street
Church, where the anniversary cele-
bration of the Conference Epworth
League took place, An address on
Winning on the West Front" was
delivered by Rev. DR.. Charles Z.
Guthrie, acting general secretary of
the Epworth League and former pas
tor of Strawbridge Methodist Epis
copal Church. this city.
Talk Of church union evidently is
received with enthusiasm by all of
the three Methodist branches, and to
further the movement a series of
outstanding union meetings will be
held during the week-the union or
dination services Sunday afternoon
in the Lyric, the union temperance
jubilee and patriotic service Friday |
night in the Lyric when Secretary
OF the Navy Daniels, Bishop Nc.
Dowell and Gypsy Smith will speak.
and the union lectures in Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal
Church by Rev Lynn Harold Hough |
at 415 p. m. today, tomorrow, Fri.
day and Saturday on the general
theme christianity and the World
War" In view of the expected crowd
which will attend the patriotic rally
Friday night an overflow" meeting |
will be held in Associate Congress
sional Church, Maryland avenue and
Preston street
Today's programs for the three
conferences follow:
Episcopal Church
a. Measurement of the Lords
Supper, conducted by the Bishop and |
district superintendent; organiza-
ton of the Conference, Bishop Nc
Dowell presiding.
II a. m.-Memorial service for
ministers deceased during the year.
Rev. J. c. Nicholson presiding; mu
sic, Conference Quartet; in memoir
lam, the Rev. George Cecil, Rev. Lu-
ther r. Wilderman and Rev J. A.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-03
OPEN AIR SERVICE
USHERS IN EASTER

In Winchester interested parties
conducted "a memorial service for the
dead in Mt. Hebron cemetery at
o'clock on Easter morning, styled q
GLORY Time The meeting was
conducted by William Cross Miller.
DR.. G. II. Heist and Edward b. Sar-
telle. Easter hymns were sung, the
audience of hundred or more peo-
pie joined in the responsive reading
Of the twenty-third Psalm and the
service concluded with the recital
of the Lords Prayer
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-03

John Derwin, aged Al, of Pitts.
field, Mass, who with l.. z. Chris
tiainson, Montpelier, VT, was run
down on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad at Sand Patch, where the
men were employed as trackmen,
died Tuesday in a Cumberland hos
pital. Derwin's left leg was crushed
off. lie was native of Ireland
Christiansor is recovering. The men
We're struck while endeavoring to
warn others of the approach OF
trains.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-03

Shockey.
1890 p. m.--Luneheon in Sunday
school building.
2 D. m.--The centenary Of the Mis-
ionary Society; address, "The Cen
tenary and the Present Word Con
hict," Bishop James w Bashford; ad
dress, The Resources of Metho-
dism; Can and Will the Church
Meet the Present World Emergency
Rev George Elliott; open confer
ence. DR.. North.
4.15 D. m.-Rev Lynn Harold
Hough at Mount Vernon Place
Church; subject, Martin Luther and
the Great War; joint meeting Of
the three Methodist conferences.
SIP. m.-The Centenary of the Mis-
.sionary Society; general theme, THE
Call of America and the World" ad-
dress, "The Home Field" Bishop
Edwin Holt Hughes; address THE
Foreign Field, Rev Frank Mason,
North; music, quartet choir Of First
Methodist Church
Southern Methodist Church
8 a. m.-Reports of preaching ell
ders; routine business.
2 p. m.-lMeeting Of various boards
and committees.
8 p. m.-Anniversary of Epworth
League Board; speakers, Rev. DR. +.
S. Parker, Nashville, Tenn, and Rev,
DR.. Don s. Colt.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-03
MAYHEM IS NAMED
AS NEW FIRE CHIEF

George E. Mayhem of Pioneer Hook
and Ladder Company, was nominated
for chief fire marshal of Hagers-
town at a meeting OF delegates from
the Hagerstown fire companies. The
nomination is equal to an election,
as an ordinance requires the mayor
to appoint and the city council to
confirm the nomination Of the fire.
mems convention.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-03
Pershino's Message to Women

Gen. Pershing, in an exclusive in
terYiew, sends message to Amer
lean women--mothers, wives, sweet
Notwithstanding them that their
'iboy'' in France are well guarded,
morally, physically and spiritually.
Read it in the Washington Sunday
Star April Z.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-03
STACKER is NO STACKER.
(ey international News Service

Connellsville, April 3.-There is a
Stacker here who is eager to take a
crack at the enemy He is Howard
Stacker, an American citizen. Slack
er has passed the physical test for
the draft and has expressed a desire
to go to the war.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-03
HoPUES TO LICK HIM.
(ex international News Service.

by international News SerVice.)
Denver. Col, April "a desire to
live until the kaiser is licked prompt
ed Joseph w Talcott Civil War
veteran, sc years old. to risk his life
in serious operation. Talcott suf-
fered from cancer and the operation
was a success.