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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-22

Just received car load Of Certen-
iepd roofing paper,
n is Up tf MILLER SUPPLY CO.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-22
MEETING TONIGHT

Principal D. H. Dodd of High
Street School earnestly requests the
patrons and parents Of that section
of the city to assemble at the school
tonight at s o'clock The meeting is
for the purpose Of organizing for the
sale Of Liberty bonds 4 % 1p II c
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WANTE0--10 men highest wages
paid Apply at once
GRANITE CLAY PRODUCT co
North Mountain, W. Va.
G. K r. Phone 201 re % lip It
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A SPECIAL SALE OF SHOES,
where you can save $500 and $3.50
on pair
% 1p2t THE HUB, TAI N. Queen ST.
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The best place TO buy shoes is the
place where you save the most. BUY
HERE AND SAVE ~ ON A PAIR.
% Up ct THE HUB, TAI NJ Queen ST.
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WANTED to room house Ad.
dress Norwalk Motor Car Co
4 % lip 81
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KEEPS ON IMPROVING

Rev. c. w. Hutsler the Pnited
Brethren minister al Chewsville, Md
who was operated on at the City
Hospital, continues to improve
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WANTED All around automobile
painter Apply Norwalk Motor Car
60. ~ 1p St
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-22

next few weeks will see the Dutch
nation in the most perilous situation
that has confronted her since the war
began 1t is supposed that Germanys
chief pretext will be that Holland
violated the principles of neutrality
in allowing the entente powers to use
her mercantile fleet.
Russ Generals Reported Killed.
Copenhagen, April 22.-An uncon-
ffrmed report that both General Korn-
iloff and General Samonoff. two of
the chief leaders of the anti-Bolsheyik
forces in Russia, have been killed,
was received today from Moscow.
General Korniloff's troops were oper-
ating in Southeastern Ukrania, while
General Samonoff led the anti-Bolshe-
Wiki ofrces in Eastern Siberia.
Preparing to Eno:rce Transcription.
London, April 22.--AIl of the prin-
cipal railways in Ireland have been
taken over by the British military
authorities. said a Cork dispatch print
ed in the Chronicle today. The dis,
patea added that the postoffice and
telephone lines also have been taken
over. and that all the guns and am
munition have been removed from
Dublin gunshops 1t is supposed that
similar action will be taken in other
Irish cities.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-22

Sale OF oxfords, pumps and shoes,
$3.50 calues. Sl9S THE LEADER.
Up 1t
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Just received a shipment Of mat.
ting, P. X HALL. u 1p e . a Il
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Solid elather sandals, csc. Leader
In X
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Bed Sheets, 72x9O 9Sc The Leader
Up II
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Mating Druggetts. SKIP Apo
ID It TIE LEADER,
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WILL RUSH WHEAT TO
STRICKEN BELGIUM
ley InternatIonaI Newa servIeel

Washington April 22.---To avert a
famine in Belgium, the ship control
committee of the shipping board to-
day arranged to place from $4,000
to 10000 tons OF shipping at the i'm.
mediate disposal of that country
These ships will rush 100000 bu-
shells of wheat to the stricken Bel
gians. The action followed an APP
peal to the food administration that
shipments be rushed 1t was said
that unless wheat now on the way
there in time, and unless
the shipments were continued the
entire nation would face starvation.
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sale Of Spring Suits. $42.50 values
at $500 THE LEADER. LIP III
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The action of the British military
Authorities in Ireland is evidently a
measure before the en-
foreement Of conscription. Strong
hostile feeling against the Irish draft
has deYeloped in numerous localities
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Sale OF IS and $40 Georgette Waists
at $3.9s THE LEADER. 1p 1T
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The Leader, headquarters for Keds.
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WEATHER

Probably fair and warmer tonight
and Tuesday.
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Continued on page five)
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lip II
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-11-11
BRITISH CAPTURE MAUBEUCE IN MASS MOVEMENT; CROSS RIVER
 IN FACE OF WITHERINC FIRE

LONDON-O Oicial-Nov. 9.-The British forces this morning crossed the Sambre river in the face of whitening fire and took possession of the city of Maubeuge The cupaon of the city made after stiff fight both sides, in which the casualties were heavy
 LAST FORT IN GERMAN POSSESSION
 LONDON, Nov. 9-The Fortress of Maubeuge, which captured this morning by British troops is the last of the important French Qualifications be the possession of the Germans and their being expelled from this position shows that their defensive is weakening Fortress Maubeuge located but few miles from the Belgian border south of Mons.
 MAUBEUGE STRATEGICAL POINT
 The position of Fortress Maubeuge is of the most straegical the entire battle front and controls the main arteries of transportation The enemy unable to shift their forces with any degree of swiftness which has heretofore been of their main of ofense and de- fense The possession of this place the control of the whole western front.
 CAPTURE MARKS IMPORTANT PERIOD
 WASHINGTON, Nov. o-General March states that the capture of Maubeuge of the important of the and is the of the last German artery big section the front blocking all transportation of troops and supplies by the Germans.
 AMERICAN TROOPS ENGAGED
 WASHINGTON, Nov o.-It is stated that part of the attacking column composed of American troops-the division composed of troops from Alaska, Cali fornia Oregon and Washington which had been stationed on the heights of Ardenarde the Sche river since the allies started their forward movement
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-11-11
REVOLUTION SPREADING OVER ; WESTERN GERMANY; RED FLAG
 ,.: FLYING ON SHIPS AT HAMBURG

LONDON, Nov. o-It is reported from Amsterdam that the revolutionary is spreading the part of Germany and finding place among the dscon tented population of Cologne.
 HAMBURG IN HANDS OF REvOIUT1ONIsTs.
 AMSTERDAM Nov. 9.-The revolutonsts have se cured complete control of the great German shipping port of Hamburg and have hosted the red flag all the ships the harbor both German vessels and marine shipping
 PRINCE HENRY FLIES RED FLAG
 AMSTERDAM, Nov. 9-Despatches received here that Prince Henry brother the kaiser left kiel We'd nesday in automobile, flying the red flag from his chine The sight of their emblem being in the hands of the kasers relative ncensed company of marines stationed the outskirts of the city that they gave chase to the Prince and fired several shots at him. without effect
 MANY CITIES JOIN MOVEMENT.
 LONDON, Nov. 9.-Reports have been received here that the revolutionary party has gained much strength trout Germany The latest cities join the revouionaries in their movement Bremen Schwerin and Tis In all these those connected with the making many recruits each day.
 >: SOLDIERS COUNCIL FORMED
 COPENHAGEN, Nov 9.-Through the efforts of Dr. Karl Liebnecht movement is foot fer tie formation of soldiers council at Bremen The leaders of the revolu tonsts will be selected by their followers and to them will be left the guidance of future movements.
 BREMEN WON OVER IN TWO HOURS
 AMSTERDAM Nov. 9.-Advices from Cologne state that the city of Bremen the revotionists in less than hours the speakers appealing the people shake the yoke of the kaiser off their necks and become free men with government of their
 During the progress of the formation of the city of Bremen the revotionsts side of the question the soldiers and marines gathered in the public squares and de- |manded the creation of Socal-Democrat republic.
 Shortly after the city had declared in favor of joining in the attack made the ais of the city the purpose of berang the prisoners who confined there for political crimes The of the city of all classes joined in the attack and assisted the liberation movement
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-11-11
NO CONTRACTS
 CANCELLED IN
 UNITED STATES

WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-Today a statement was issued by Secretary Baker announcing the fact that not single war contract had been can. celled on account of the pending ar mistice negotiations.
 The rumor had become current that owing to the probable declaration of peace and the termination Of the war contracts with munition and airplane manufacturers had been cancelled.
 It is the intention of the admins. tration to proceed along the original lines until peace is actually declared and no decrease in the production of war supplies will be made until that time.
 Secretary Baker also declared that there has been no orders issued cur tailing the draft, and that men will be inducted whenever necessary and sent overseas to the front
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-11-11
WILL EXPAND
 ALL TRAINING
 SCHOOLS SOON

KINGSTON, Nov. 8--Plans are now on foot for the expansion of the training schools here and elsewhere on the great lakes. It is expected that during the winter months there will be over fifty thousand men sta tioned at these schools for training in naval and marine occupation.
 The demand for men in the ser. vice caused by the expansion of the navy and Americas growing mer- chant marine is becoming such that some provision must be made to meet 1t. The solution offered seems to be one of the most feasible.
 It is announced that the training schools at Newport and Hampton Roads will also be enlarged and de. veloped to higher standard. This announcement comes from Secretary of the Navy Daniels.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-11-11
DRIVEN SIXTY-FOURjMILES.


 Since the big offensive began the Germans have been driven sxfour miles farther from Paris and are now oc cupyng less than twenty-five hundred square miles of French territory.
 FIRST ARMY MADE BIG ADVANCE The American first army, which is assisting in the drive this secor has made big advances in the past eight days covering thirty miles of ground and capturing many i'm portant places besides taking many prisoners
 MANY CAPTURED TOWNS ..=..*. LONDON, Nov 8.-Genera Haig in his report of yes terday actions stated that the important of Avesnes had been taken by his troops and they com plete possession. The advancing British have taken the western pax of the town of Tournai and the artillery arrives will commence driving the Germans of the remainder of the city. The operations north and south of Avesnes are being continued the victorious British carrying everything before them The advancing line has passed the Avesnes Mau- beuge road and are in control of all that section.
 ARE ACROSS THE SCHELDT LONDON-O Ofical-Nov. o-The British have cross ed the Sched river and continuing their advance along a wide front north of Tournai
 TOURNAI HAS FALLEN LONDON, Nov. o-The British have been successful their attack Tourna and have taken the city Opera ons along the line include the of Antong The Brit sh second amys approaching Renai twelve miles north east of Tournai. General Hag reported late this afternoon that the Ger mans were in full retreat the whole British front
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-11-11
NAUGHTY BOTH
 HOUSES VESTED
 IN REPUBLICANS

WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-The poli- tical situation for the next congress shows that the republican majority in the house of representatives will be at least forty-fve. Their majority in the senate is stated to be two.
 As near as can be asceI tained the lineup of the next congress in the house will be as follows: Republi- cans 239, Democrats 194. Independ- ent 1, Socialist 1.
 Another change to be noted among the appointments on the committees will be that of Senator Gilbert Hitch. cock succeeding Senator Cabot Lodge as chairman of the foreign relations committee.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-11-11
 OF MEDICATION
 HAS BEEN MADE

| PARIS Nov. o.-A Havas despatch from Berlin off |ciay the kasers abdcaton from the throne PARIS Nov. 9.-According to official despatches re- ceved from Switzerland Kaiser Wilhelm has abdcated the throne of Germany
 CHANCELLOR REMAINS IN OFFICE. LONDON, Nov 9.-A German wireless despatch re- ceved her.. today says that the German Chancellor has sued decree stating that the kaiser and king had decided the throne of Germany The despatch further settlement of the situation caused by the abdicaon of the kaiser
 GROWN PRINCE ANNOUNCES THRONE.
 Following in the footsteps of the of the kalsers abdlcatlon the of the throne by the prince Owing the condition of affairs caused by the abdicaon and the the chancellor will conduct the affairs of under the form of regency with himself at the head.
 ;: WILL PROMULGATE NEW LAW.
 It is the intention of the chancellor appoint Deputy Ebert the imperial chancellor He will also propose that bill be presented for the establishment of law providing for the immediate promulgation of general suffrage and constitutional German national assembly, which will be settled the future form of government for the German ma tlOn.
 SOCIALIST DEMANDED MEDICATION.
 AMSTERDAM Nov. 8-o-t is reported that the Ger man Socialists yesterday sent note the chancellor de- andng the immediate abdicaon of the kaiser and the nunciation of the throne by the prince. Failure comply with these demands would result ill the entire Social ist party in the German empire withdrawing from the gov ernment.
 REFUSES TO MEET DEMAND
 AMSTERDAM Nov. y.*e1i German wireless received here says that the kaiser refused accede the demand made upon him by the Socialists that he abdicate the throne
 The refusal made the grounds that he could take the responsibility of handing the German empire the entente and deliver the country to state of anarchy
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-11-11
MAXIMILIAN'S
 RESIGNATION IS
 NOW ANNOUNCED

LONDON, Nov. 8.--A German wire. less despatch received here today carries the announcement that Chan cellor Maximilian has resigned on account of the present situation in parliament
 The Chancellor has been dissatisfi- ed for some time and events of the last few days have hastened his ac. tion. The acceptance of the resig. nation has not been officially an. nounced.
 NOT ACCEPTED.
 COPENHAGEN, Nov. 8---It ls an. nounced that the kaiser has refused to accept the resignation of Chan cellor Maxiwilian.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-11-11

PARIS, Nov. 9.--Seventytwo hours time has been given Germany which to either accept the terms offered in the armstce fight until that government for peace the duration of the period end eleven o'clock Monday morning. That the utimatum given by General Foch yesterday the emissaries from the German lines
 NO HAGGI,ING-ACCEPT OR FIGHT
 LONDON Nov. 9-The of the utmatum issued by General Foch that hagging terms will be tolerated. Germany accept the conditions of the aris tce fight. Pending the negotiations there will be saton of hostilties.
 CONFERENCE BEGAN TODAY
 LONDON Nov. 9-The conference between the Ger emssares and the allied council began early today.
 EARLY COMPUTATION LOOKED FOR
 PARIS, Nov. 9-The leading citizens of France of the opinion that owing to the drastic utimatum of General Foch to the German emissarie equalization will be had before the time is up.
 DELEGATION MET BY FOCH.
 The German peace delegation met by General Foch aboard the railroad which he has his headquarters Matthias Erzberger the leader of the deegaton speaking ill French stated that the Germans had been advised that President Wilson had advised the German nation that Gen. era Foch qualified communicate the allies conditions to what terms would be granted
 FOCH MAKES RESPONSE
 In a loud voice that filled the General Foch nounced the terms agreed upon, which very drastic Although they somewhat prepared for terms those presented to them of such that the demands seemed bring them the first realization of the extent of the German defeat
 WOULD SUSPEND HOSTILITIES.
 suggestion offered by Erzberger that cessation of hostes be had while the terms of the armistice being considered The proposition promptly refused by Foch who stated that the fighting would continue until Ger many either capituated or whipped
 COURIERS SENT TO SPA
 On hearing the refusal for cessation of Erzberg n the interests of humanity despatched senger to Spa for conference with his superors.
 WARRIORS AT MEETING
 Among the allied representatives present the meet ing with General FOch turnout the interview. Those who the emissares their arrival at the lines LaCappee Admiral
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-11-11
LII LT|mATUm HAS BEEN ISSUED;
 SEVENTY.TW0 HOURS IN WHICH
 TO ACCEPT OR FIGHT TO FINISH

Wemyss First British sea lord Major General Weygard General Foch's assistant.
 CONFERENCE OPENED AT NINE O'CLOCK
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 8.-Offcial-The German arm stce delegation entered into conference the terms with General Foch nine o'clock this morning. If it is necessary for the representatives of Germany to refer the of the armistice to Berlin time limit of sevenytwo hours will be given them in which to
 PRESIDENT WILL ANNOUNCE NEWS.
 President Wilson will personally announce the signing of the ar1nistice whenever the news is received
 NO EVASION TOLERATED
 PARIS, Nov 8.-No efforts to make compromise or an evasion on the part of the German emssares will be tolerated. They take what the allies and America of fer and lay down their there will be interruption of the great offensive
 ASKED IMMEDIATE CESSATION
 PARIS. Nov 8-o.-In official received here it stated that the German delegates arrived the headquarters of General Foch they formally demanded text of the allies conditions When they read them they ask ed for immediate cessation of hostltes It refused and seventy-two hours given them in which to
 NO WORD FROM GERMAN COMMANDER
 WASHINGTON Nov 9-It is believed here that Gen. cra Foch has received word from the German high and since the courier returned to Spa thru the battle lines with the surrender terms offered by the allies It is reported that the emperor Spa probable that the reply will be brought back by the courier that the mission. Germany may wireless to the ceptance ejection of the terms.
 NOT WITHHOLDING NEWS
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-At President Wilson's di- IdlSlS the govern ment withholding the of the armistice being signed but will the decision of Germany as it reaches this city.
 MEDICATION CAUSED NO COMMENT
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.--The news of the abdicaton of the kaiser caused little The main issue before the public the signing of the armistce President Will is waiting to learn who will follow the kaiser to author ty The abdcaon is taken indication of the loss of power. .... .. .r
 NO MODIFICATION OF TERMS.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-With the abdication of the kaiser officials believe that it possible for the German gov ernment to ask for modification of the peace It stated athortatvey that there be no modification
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-11-11

 ARE ACQUITTED

NEW YORK, Nov. sc. Kenyon & Co. and six individual defendants, who are charged with conspiracy with the intention to defraud the government. were acquitted by e federal jury here today.
 The charge laid against the de, fendants was that of fraud in connec. tion with contract which they had with the government supplying rain. coats for the use of the army. At the hearing insufficient evidence was presented and they were accordingly discharged.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-11-11

tered into the armistice terms in good faith is evidenced by the manner in which they are being carried out along the Italian front.
 Every condition imposed is being complied with and the Austrian troops released are on eheir way .o their homes.
Charlevoix county herald., 1918-08-09

253S-This is a good model for CAB
ardine. silk, velvet. wolfe. serge, repp,
linen and Bingham, also other wash
fabrics. The vest. collar and cuff por.
tions may be OF contrasting material.
The Pattern is cut in sizes: 6. 8,
10. IL and IA years. Size IL requires
~ yards of 36-inch material.
A pattern OF this illustration mailed
to any address on receipt Of 10 cents
In silver or stamps.
Charlevoix county herald., 1918-08-09

z532-For this comfortable model,
one may use seersucker. percale. ging-
ham, chambray. khaki or lawn. The
design IL made to slip over the head.
and closes with buttons And button.
holes or snap fasteners at the centre
front.
The Pattern Is cut in 4 sizes: Small.
1924: Medium. 1888; Large. 40-42;
and Extra Large, 44-46 inches bust
measure. Size Medium requires 81
yards of 36-inch material.
A pattern of this illustration mailed
to any address on receipt Of 10 cents
In silver or stamps.
Charlevoix county herald., 1918-08-09

Waist-2492. Skirt--2489.
This style comprises Waist Pat
tern 2489. You may have the skirt
of suiting, serge. gabardine, broad
cloth, satin or velvet, and the waist
of anything from sheer lawn, soft
batiste to taffeta and satin. The Waist
Pattern is cut in sizes: "a, SO, 3S.
40. AZ, Al and AZ inches bust meas
ure. Size 3S requires yards of 16-
inch material. The skirt is cut in z
sizes: 20, "a. rs. %, 80. 80 and "a
inches waist measure. Size "a requires
81 yards of 96-inch material. The
skirt measures about 2 yards at the
foot.
This Illustration calls for TWO sep
arate patterns which will be mailed
to any address on receipt Of 10 cents.
FOR EACH pattern. in silver or
stamps.
Charlevoix county herald., 1918-08-09

Oh CALLlNG
Blouse-2541. Skirt-2462.
Pattern 2541 pretty blouse in
smock style and Pattern 2462 two
piece skirt are here combined. This
style is nice for bordered goods, for
wolfe. foulard. taffeta. serge, gabar-
dine, Jersey cloth and satin. The
blouse is cut In sizes: "a. SO, 3S, 40.
AZ. A and 46 inches bust measure.
The skirt is cut In z sizes: %, "a,
rs. 20. 80, 80 and "a inches waist meas
ure. For a medium size 1t will re
Quire about yards of 36-inch mate
rial for the entire dress. The skirt
measures about 1s yard at the foot.
This illustration calls for TWO
separate patterns, which will be
mailed to any address on receipt of
10 cents FOR EACH pattern. in silver
or stamps,
Charlevoix county herald., 1918-08-09
A SMART SPORTS SUIT
Oat-24Q1 Skirt-21R1

0oaS-Rfox 0hlIl-lfpl.
Comprising Sleeveless Coat Pattern
2491 and Skirt Pattern 2462. White
serge was used for the skirt and
striped satin with facings of serge
for the coat. These sleeveless coats
are attractive in any of the materials
now in vogue, and are easy to de-
velop. This Pattern Is cut in z sizes:
"a. SO, 38. 40. AZ, A and 46 inches
bust measure. Size 38 requires ga
yards of 44-inch material. The skirt
is two-piece model, gathered at
the sides and back. The Pattern is
cut in z sizes: %, "a, rs, 20, 80, 80
and "a inches waist measure. Size
"a requires 2A yards of 36-inch ma.
terial. The skirt measures about 1H
yard at the foot.
This illustration calls for TWO sep
arate patterns which will be mailed
to any address on receipt of 10 cents,
FOR EACH pattern, In silver or
stamps.