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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-25
DEFENSE SOCIETY URGES
SENDING OVER BIC FORCE
Recommends Tint Aggressive En-.
cmy Sympathi2crs BE informed,
in Order to Stop Plots.
I'VE ARE PLAYING AT WAR"
Organization Calls for Prohibition
OF Compulsory Study OF German
In Public Schools and for Uni.
vcrsai Military Training.

WASHINGTON. February 24.-The
sending CT an Inning force" to
France. greater activity in the intern.
ment of enemy aliens and sympathiz-
ers, prohibition of compulsory study OF
German in the public schools and uni
versal military training, for Americana
between the ages of eighteen and
twenty-one years are among several
features urged upon The administra-
ton and Congress by the American
Defense Society to-day in announce
ment of it's policies and is program
Of work
The more men VIC send. the fewer
VIII be slain: the quicker we nut our
full strength into the war the sooner
1t will be over" says tie society
without going into details on tho
lcnS list Of explosions and incendiarv
cohtiagrations which have marked the
path of Germany IN the United States
since we went into the war" the So
cie;y says that III enough n.uni,Io,
factories are blown up here, we shall
lose the war" and urges Increased
vigor In the informing of aEEres.iye
pFo-German sympathlzcrs whether
German citizena or not" ENGLAND q
cites. allowed Germans and German
sympathizers At large for about - yc,r
and then ntcrned 10000. and the ma
iicicus plots and propaganda ceased
II Is well understood. says the So
cietE. that the slight funds and few
agents at it's disposal have hammered
the Department OF Justice In accom-.
pitshing results" and declares tina,
greater facilities for investigation and
prompt action should be placed At its
disposal
we are playing a, war-that is. at
modern war" ADDS the society.
compulsory study Of German In the
public schools In the past has unnues
tionahly been due TO political. rather
than educational. Influence" SAYS IN.
society. and the widespread Ytudv or
German by immature minds tends 40
leutohize American childrcn and DELAYS
me characterization OF children OF
German pnrcntagc"
THE appalling and complete moral
breakdow: Of German 'Kuitur' conpels
sweeping revision 81 the a,,itud.
or civilized nations and Individuals TO
"a'a inc German language. literature
and science" the society adds. 18th.
close scrutiny OF German thought in
drccd by Hun fr!Eh,fulncss' in ,b,a
war has revealed abhprrent inherent
qualities hitherto unknown. and 10
most people unsuspcctcd. Hereafter
Throughout, every EnElish-spcakinR
country on the globe the German Ian
suagc Will he dead langua.e. out
with II forever"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-25
HAVANA RESULTS

I5E, ra.ees '-.yns Hon,, a, li.
B.4e Racer lu3 tNIlIj.yl To- g. ~. il,
- I" ani 90 :. ia.r4 Time .a,
ss'2na fars---s.& !lriorgs--N.ss lnh.u. ias
'f!t,. : - :, - aur ~ e.. Irsr. KIM.
G!I, "! ,,c4iH-'. 10 :. : 20 ana :,
.e.'.n: 4! HG-5og1 III. tCruups. : t.
70 and to i ;H!rG I'mc. il3 l..
mira race, mi, ana ,we,,y yara.-Gr.s
mere. Ill tl.Eaa:grHI. 9 20 Z. ~ Z ANA
!: 70 ana {" yrG ,n-rl,y ) q.
z. thira Time. ~ All s,artad 80
Fourth race-rvt ani oUc-hldf furIoug,-
Rafferty, los D.unstnrd,. 10 E. L. :.
and &" l. INST. Spark IUl iBu!lu.u.
, 10 J. {" ana 20 o. second. lt /.
l.uN. lO5 fBalN, - !. to 3 HlI T. Ia -
third Tim, los -. All started -
DO. lGa tCrumpJs e ia 2 10 ana o4t
Erst: Olga star. !0T lShLI!ugi, To- :
70 Z. out second: Sun Gnd -, GI,waT.lI'
10 ], - > and out mira Time .tt
S.N,n i9 tx. iT9i!e aht t%ent yards-Co;r,
TO and 2 to :. sscond Th5mas II,ra
third. Time IIs All started 70 p
seventh race---ini!e and twenty YARDS
DIR. S!ckcil. 80 OLuns,ordJ . 10 ever, nnG
TO ]. even. secona Cuddo Tn. los tMc
Crenn), 3 TO L. 9 TO and 3 10 ). thiid
Time. Al .-s. Scratched. s.nto.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-25
WAL ter CAMP SEEKS
MAYORS COOPERATION
Nation-Widc Movement Launched
for Protecting Health of
Men OF America.
WILL NAME LOCAL COMMITTEE
First Draft Showed 20 Per Cent OF
Those Called for Examination to
BE Physically Unfit for Military
Scryicc-Cau Cure Many Defects,

/ Because approximately % per cent o.
. the men within the draft age in tn,
/ United States were found physically un
! fit for military service, the Nationu
Security League. with headquarters il
! New York City. is inaugurating Il ma.
! tiOnwide campaign TO improve thc
health and welfare OF every community
This work is being undertaken by q
committee on physical reserve. OF
which Walter Camp. prominent sports
authority, is chairman.
MIR. Camp for many years has taken
prominent part III collegiate sports
, in this country. and during the past
year has organized Il senior service
corps. including President Wilson'S
Cabinet. in many American commune
ties To assure physical fitness TO rrcn
Of mature years. in a,:ii,;om 20 being
commissioner of athletics O: the United
Navy.
The National Security League has
just written Mayor George Ainsiic
seeking his cooperation in the promo
ton OF such movement in Richmond
No action has been taken by the Mayor
as yet.
ASKS Co-orENtTrON
or MAYOR AINSLIr:
Tho letter OF the league is as follows:
THE draft showed that .? per cen:
Of the young mon OF America were
physically unit 10 perform tho man
hood duty of citizen service. II is also
known that there are 100000 prevent
able deaths in this country per annunl.
The health Of the men and women
of America is u matter Of the great
est Importance TO this nation in the
fight for victory. and has direct bear
ing upon the nations ability TO meet
war and postwar economic problems.
The mind OF the nation is also best
equipped by providing for tho sound
ness of the bodies of its men and wo-
men.
I'VE know that in every community
, there are boards Of health and organ
iza;!ons devoting themselves To physi-
cal fitness. The above statements OF
facts. however. indicate TIA; the mass
OF the rcoHl. are not reached by the
present methods, and that il is Il matter
OF national concern that broader meas
urcs he adopted.
"Ey plans which are simple the evil
can be overcome. 1T is proposed that
I. committee on physical reserve he APP
pointed In every city and town in the
United states 20 inquire into Vocal con
dIt!ons. with the suggestion that they
communicate with he Undersigned COM
mittce in order thot we may ad:iac
you OF our plans and put into opera :
ton Il simple ard pleasant system OF
physical uphuildin,; which docs not re-
quive any considerable time cxpendi-
turc for The individual and which has
proven 10 produce the necessary re-
suits in "a remarkably short period
will You be good enough to dcsiS-
nate at least three persons to consti-
tute your local committee? When you
do so. will you kindly advise us and
/ we will forward TO you AZ once the
details of The plan.
/ LAS we are anxious to produce
prompt results, We would appreciate
( your carly reply"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-25
Gertrude Harness at Lyric,

Versatile Gertrude BdrncS the vaudc-
vale prima donna has been secured by
Man0acr Rex for an engagement of
thrc" days at the Lyric. commencing
Win INC matinee performance this af-
t"rnoon, al.d VIII he (, prominent fca-
tn!c Of tho new show. Another fca J.
'urc on the bill to-day Is Porter T.
White. The former dramatic star and
Shakespcprcan reader. who VIII be seen
Win h!s company in III. gripping my--
tory pEylet ''rhc Visitor" The dra
matte b!t IL sufficiently broad TO per
NIT AN "dcpuat" display Of the sp!er-
ga acting capacity Of the former star
az ~" legitimate stage
widely different ~ type t. the en-
tefiHrmmcnt nat vii be- provided ny
Nitrhcil ana Mitch, 81 ioIly team Of non
Sous" and inc!oGy men Hendrix and
fHdu!h "il! oM": digging and coined )
turn. ADD rounding uut the bin viii
r1m" Tom Bro"ns blnck!arc revue. Il
'rourv "f ninc merry ,rouhadOurs. with
it"' aud funny exposition cf advalc-
"n nnstrclsy Ecw motion picture cX-
h!"''S augment the vaudeville SHOW.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-25

~ one vino has seen The Birth Of
n nation" that Spectacular production.
Win music, which viii piay it's faro
woN engagement at the Academy
Ihursduy. Friday ana saturday. vii,
say nuGht bat that -. ". Griffith has
shown himself TO lie tho master stage
director of the world THE H;rlh Of
q Nation" is not . rhoi"p!ay in the
accepted sense or that word II is =
master creation, an epic story presented
viii! the realism OF ;;ctUal!ty ~ talent
ed rlay-rs, who seem to be living
again in tho times that tried mems
souls" There is no ono who is not
moved and thrilled by the clash OF
great armies Oh the field az hattie and
that appeal is to al sorts ANA condi-
tons OF men, women ana children. az
- evidenced by every audience that
gathers 10 enjoy this eighth wonder Of
;hc world There viii be TWO perform .
HhccS every day, at @:lo and 80
o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-25

WhsNI%GTOE, February 23-E!uy
SUNDAY Tonight started his last week
H Washington. ~ Il result OF long
HHi yiGprrua appeal for tie last f"w
weeks, The tabernacle crowdS. with q
I.,#! "ifoFt tonight raised the sfc-
""p necessary {" meet cXponu"A. I!ia
ueNt revival VIII he la Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-25
ADJUSTMENTS


Few Of the present day farces have
met with the success of Ills bridal
Night" which VIII he presented At the
Academy tomorrow and Wednesday
and "Wednesday matinee. Tho farce
has boon mUsicalixcG ior this seasons
road tour. Tho music has been fur
nishcl 10y Frederick Y. Eowcra. who
VIII aigo appear ia the leading max,
role Others 81 tho c"s, are Virginia
ana Angie Duane. twin. Alma Youl.n,
Lois la Mar. Harry Ejl!torG. .Alf Bruce,
Claricr Grey and others.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-25
salvation Army Fund ItuIscd.

The local corpa OF the salvation Army
has raised ia quota 81 the national
war relief fund anI St7 additional The
corps here was asked TO contribute
5000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-25
NeWs
Quickly Told
Eucnts From Various Sources
Reduced to Minimum
Space

CHICAGO. February 2i.-Francis J.
Hcucy. general counsel for the Federal
Trade Commission. announced Tonight
that q hearing will be begun to-mor-
row before Joseph E. Davis. Of the
Trade Commission. into tho creamery.
butter and cheese angle OF the inres-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-25
braves Annex IunclIcr.

T:OSTNN, FcI"UNry I'll u l:r"VoH
annexed another inn"!ier to-day. when
Mike b"olan, manager Of the Rochester
International League club. was signed.
Dcolan was At ono timc u member OF
the phillIcs and the Giants.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-25
Save That Shouelful

4. s. Fuel Administration urges that
each coal user save one shovclful each
day. BY tho use OF Athcy Cloth Lined
Metal Weather Strips, you can save not
only one. but many. Their first cost Ia
small: tho saving effected large. Teie-
phone Mr. Wright. Randolph 2270 for
details. Montague Mfg. Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-25

ROME. February 24-An Illusion 20
the United States in the Chamber Of
Deputies brought all the members TO
their feet cheering during the debate
on the war aims and general policies.
which ended yesterday in a vote Of
confidence In tho government, $40 10
A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-25
JUNkERS FEAR PEOPLE
WILL SWEEP Them AWAY
kaiser's Country Like Kettle Con.
stantly OH Verge Of Boil
ing Over.
HIGH PRICES CAUSE OF HATE
Town Dwellcrs Charge Farmers With
Holding Too Large Share OF Their
Products, and Declare They Are
Forced to Pay Too Much.
BY Il. II. DEwITTI:.


Germany to-day is like kettle
which is on the verge Of boiling over.
Tho country is full @ disagreement
and discomfort. Tho town jewellers
are suspicious of the Inhabitants Of the
countryside. The latter appear TO have
more food than the former. That is
only natural. AS there is u serious
shortage Of food, the farmer keeps all
he has for himself-nis potatoes, his
bacon. his butter. his cheese and his
c&Gs. Tho towner has to content him
self with very little of these things.
Trust, the authorities issue orders al
most daily requesting the producers
of food to deliver up their stores. Tho
orders arc simply ignored. There arc
cases on record of the police searching
Tor potatoes that were alleged to be
hidden away. OF course. they were
not found. But everybody in Germany
knows that potatoes are hidden. Tho
inhabitants OF tho large towns are
mad with anger at these tricks.
There are other causes for hate. The
farmers demand very high prices for
the foodstuffs they are willing to sell.
The best illustration is sugar. Before
neiShbors and Britain with sugar. Yet
to-day sugar is scarce in Germany.
Why? Because tho beet growers are
dissatisfied with tho prices offered for
their bects. and Will not grow sufficient
for the needs OF even Germany her
self
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-25

NEW YORK. February 24.-ColleEe
women by the hundred are applying for
admission to the training camps for
nurses which will be conducted az
Eassar College during the summer BY
tho American Red Cross and the Coun-
Gil of National Defense. il was an
NOunced O-nIEht
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-25

LONDON. February 24.-An Ex-
change Telegraph dispatch from Pet
rograd dated Saturday says: Tine
American and japanese embassies and
the Chinese. Siamese and Brazilian le-
cations are leaving Petrograd to-day
FOR Nyntka. or Voiogd3. II necessary
they Will so to Nlad!vostok.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-25

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, February %
TWO entire families, consisting OF thir-
teen persons. were found unconscious
from coal gas fumes here this after
noon. Three of the victims members
OF the family OF Samuel Culton. are
IN the hospital, where they are not
expected to live. The Culton family
or six and nurse. were discovered!
by physician. who had to CLIMB
through a window to get to them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-25
TWO BIC BOXING MATCHES
WILL Be FOUGHT TONIGHT
Ono OF Winners Will Meet Jess Will.
ard in Battle for heavyweight
Championship.
FRED FULTON LOOKS BEST
Dempsey Likely TO Triumph Over
Brennan--Nloran Never i'll Better
Condition Than on Eve OF I'M
purtant Contest.
~ ALLAN MAitl<i.t:f.

NEW YORK. February 2l.-1'he semi
finals Of the climization contests from
which Will be selected the next con
tender for the worlds hcavyweiSht
title. 70 meet Champion Jess willard
will begin Tomorrow night
There arc four coutenders in the
field Vo-mo-row's batti~s Will auto
,na;cany cast two into the discard,
ard every fight promoter in tho coun-
,7y STANDS ready 10 sign e" the win
ue-s fo- the fiuai match.
f'-ci fC.tnU the sN-plaStercr. from
Soche$te-. MINI, who tonight seems
ne Nos; logical opponent for The giant
Wharf wln meet Frank Moran the
Nf-.Ss&-cN heavyweight. in a twenty
-o.r& s~;;.e 20 a decision at New Or
cans
IscS dempsey. Of sal, Lake City.
WHO rScec;Iy Sppeared. scoring victor
.cs IL the most sensational mani. er
s.acc the adveu; OF the veteran. JOAN
=. sullivan. viii meet Bin BrennI II
*: a tan round bout IT Milwaukee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-25
RAILROADS.
Seaboard Air inc Railway Com7sa7

The Progressive i:iilwny Of the south.
Ifiins leave daily. = ~ NDri.,,
local l:i0 L. N. Sleeper. ALBANIA n,i
Jacksonville; $40 l.. 81. Atlanta Btrrnirr
ham speciai: 1870 =. NJ sleeper, IarE.
soiivi!ie. 2t3 i. Il. Trains .rriyo 80
NJ. sls A. 81. 6iS l.. -. $50 II. II.
- II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-25

LONDON. February 24.-An onici,!
report or an address delivered at Il
meeting or the Liberal whip. ana
agents on Friday shows that former
Premier Asquith declared that :. zen.
eral election now was inevitable anil
that preparations should be made 20
meet II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-25

filLADEl.PHIA, February 81
adoiph Timm. national secretary Of the
Gc.man-American Alliance refused TO-
Gay TO make any answer to the seven
SPECIFIC charges preferred against the
Alliance by Gustavc Ohlinger, of Tole-
Go. when ohlingcr appeared before the
Senate subcommittee on SATURDAY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-25
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac r. R.
Ioand from Washington and bsyond- Daily

Kichinond. Washington Local, Lv.s2.lo PM.
Week days silL PN, sundays; Ar. Ill 40 A NJ,
daiiy fredericksburg Accom-. week days IN
lilo iM Ar. ts.l5AH. Ashland Accom- week
Gays, Lv.f7.So AN 80 PM; Ar.:6,35 AN, $50 PLt
Abba ticket and baggage Offices not open
for This train EMnin ~ Sta
BYRD st. Sta ts,oPp!ng at E!ba). sElba Sta.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-25
BILLY MIsliE HAS
legitimate CLAIM

should ,Hultcn and Dempsey emerge
victorious. Billy Miskc, OF st: Paul witl
havc a score 10 settle. The ST. Pau!
boy is = light heayywe;Eht and Ger
tairiy does not measure ur 10 the field
n the matter Of weight. hut he made
his impression IN the recent bout with
Fulton. Fulton has cot TO win from
Miske h.fore he can claim bout for
no <ile. dempsey has :" far avoided
&c ST. Paul hoy and has no fair ground
m which 10 pass him up.
Moran probably was never in better
ondition than tonight. He has hccn
training his best for the battle. and
when he arrived in New orleans for
.hc final workout the odds offered on
fulton fell from . to To To y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-25
FULTON SHOULD HAVE
EAS. TIME: WITH MORAN

According to dopc---sn far as th"t
.ocs-Fulton will easily mnnhandlc tn"
3ittsburghcr. Fulton has knocked out
scNeral Of the best. among them S'anl
l.anGiord. Gunboat Smith. Chart :
7Tcinert and Tom GROWER. This i a
record covering only 4. short time,
which mus, command attention. lie -
&. scientific fighter. speedy and can hit
with Knockout steam.
Moran. although he lacks the science
ana has not kept himself in the best
physical condition in the past two
wears. can he rather mussy when i"
.-rts under steam. lie has but one
advantage. which has featured his on
ire rinE career and on which he must
oly-his MARY Ann" punch. It's Il
drive q. the Knockout calihcr and ne
Asses it in close scrappine. This :
'ultons weak point The Ro$hest2i
liant is probably the best lonE-dis.
rancc boxer in the ring, bat he h"'
nalo two very sorry displays al
close quarters fighting.
After weighing the merits OF the
,wo mcn--so far MS the dope goes =
II would seem that Moran has only
one chance OF winning when The acid
test is applied tomorrow niSht. !:
\" goes iuo close quarters and lands
his right on Buttons jaw ana hody.
he can possibly stand up under tho
punishment which The ltochestc" man
littSburEhcr At hay and land his !. =
punches in cool manner lie VIII wn.
Jack Dempsey Will hc put 10 test
hc has not hccn called upon TO face
s,nc" his rhetoric appearance in IL"
rinS. Brennan has a long s;rin- %
kHockouts 10 his credit The most
notable victim who took the co..Ut
after blow administered ~ Brennan.
was Joe Cox. but there have been
abou, forty Of them in his three yea =
~ ;hc boxing game.
u addition TO these two battles to-
morrow night. ST. l'aul Will he TIM
sccno Of another contest which mus:
command note. Harry Greb. PITTSBURGH. g
contribution 20 the middlcwciyht class,
MIL iSht Champion Mike O'Dov Il
Ih" y, illc vii! so ten rounds TO q
dfciS - 4,N'r" is some dispute M.
- 70 '7itulnr aspects OF the match.
hA' i! G':ih oUtclasses his oppon,n,
IN decided manner or scores :.
"h"5Fout, the dispute may be cleared
wp.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-07-30

The turning loose of the whole
sale endors ement of Jos. H. Game
Tor the Republican nomination for.
the senate by the leading business
IN EN- of Wheeling and the northern
end of the state has made Wheel
ing the storm center OF the seno-
porial race. Candidates and their
WORKERS have rushed here in great
numbers to see what has happen
ed. Congressman Hughes comes
and brings his campaign manager,
Mike King. to size UP the situa-
ticn. Elkins friends rush in ana
Ex-Governor White comes all the
way from Parkesburg to see what
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-07-30
MARTINsBURG, W. VA, EVENING JOURNAL.


AT last nights meeting an excellent
letter was received from Principal NJ
L. WIachtel. relative to Y. NJ. c. A
work, viz:
July %, 1918
"Mr T. l.. Dunn,
MARTINS w. Va.
"My Dear Mr.. Dunn:
al have just learned of the change
of affairs in the Y. NJ. c. A. PROPOSE
ton and thought l would take this
opportunity to give my own personal
opinion of the matter.
! First of all, ! cannot believe that
the people of Martinsburg want to
give up the "Y." A few individuals
might, who are too anxious to look
upon the gloomy side of life.
"Certainy after the people have re-
sponded so we'll to all war activities,
they should haze one real chance to
prove their loyalty to your home Y.
WI. \. "a IL q lew vi Jul iiiNCi S''NSN
people would really seriously plan
ahead we would certainly not fail.
believe that if we can carry out the
plan suggested in the spring with a
real inspired Y. M, c. A. leader we
can meet with reasonable success in
a fall campaign. / am sorry to learn
of Mr.. Mokee's resignation, but if we
could get a live wire man there as
they have here, you would be surpris-
ed to see what a busy place the as
sociation would be. The Y. M. c.
A. here is the center of all the COM
munity activities and Helightful
place to spend leisure hours. The
Y. M. C. A. at Martinsburg has prob
ably not accomplished as much as it
might along some lines, but take it
awav and i ann sure one could readily
feel the change.
! "Hence / hope that our board will
give this matter prayerful oonsidera-
ton before taking any final step in
deciding the fate of our local institu-
ton. When / return, in a few weeks
| shall be glad to give any aid pos
sibly can in helping to shape the az
fairs of our " M C. A. Thought
you were of the same opinion | am
in the matter, hence my oIpen expires
sion to you Trusting that ! may
hear of better news, am with kind
personal regards,
every sincerely yours,
'sMlARTEN l.. WlACHTEL."
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-07-30
GAINES BOOSTERS
CREATE STAMPEDE
CANDIDATES AND THEIR WORKERS FLOCK TO
WHEELING TIC SEE WHAT HAS BROKEN LOOSE

will be left for Major Eisas N.
Highland sends his broth Gaea
and one of his biggest w5rxs-.
Col. Wilbur Brand hot-ao9aas
across the hills to the BIZ city o..
the Ohio and Mr.. Highlaaa #zt#a,
had their report finds it NECESSARY
to come hims elf. They al i5ase5
the. situation over in aa.5ots5
ment The problem seems to ba q
GaineJ is going Ito sweep Chic
county and the, pan handle conn
ties, who will have the hou8. -
securing second place.
z 20 1t
political Advertisement
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-07-30
LIQUOR AND LOOT

Men giving the name of M. M
sweringer and S. c. Morris, of
Haunbleton, w. Va, were sentenced
at Elkins six months on the road
and to- pay a fine of $50 each for
PISTOL toting, following their ar
rest while driving an automoplie
which contained a large quantity OF
LIQUOR and brass and copper valued
at about $500 Further investigation
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-07-30

While the pool and shower baths will
be at their service the water will not
be heated during the month of Au-
gust. owing to the scarcity of coal
and the fact that this is one of the
biggest items in the maintenance of
the Y. Mr.. Gilbert stansbury will re.
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we can to help keep the Association
open. Start a campaign and let us
try it."
The board decided to keep the
building open and the boys will be
allowed use of the building from l
O'Clock each weekday afternoon