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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-23
EFFORT TO ABROGATE
TREATIES

Washington, d. c., Dec. % Fur
Their efforts to force the abrogation of
all commercial treaties to which the
United States is a party-as provided
in the Jones Merchant Marine Act of
192O-was made on the floor of the
Senate today by Senator Mcclellan,
Democrat of Tennessee.
McKeller offered two amendments to
the ship subsidy bill which would cali
upon the secretary of the Senate and
the cleark of the House to serve no
tice on the various foreign govern
ments within 80 day safter passage
of the act that one year from that
date all such conventions would be con-
sidered abrogated and annulled.
The amendment further called
upon the president, following abroga-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-23
DEARBORN STATION BURNS

Chicago, Dec. 23.-The Dearborn
Street Station, Chicago landmark was
in ashes today following one OF the
most spectacular fires in the history OF
Chicago.
Crossed electric wires, a cigarette
butt or incendiarism caused the blaze,
fire officials declared today. Christmas
mail, baggage and a $4,000 payroll
were saved by the heroic work OF en-
ployes.
Mamie Scully, %, and two other tel
ephone operators insisted on remaining
at work until overcome by smoke.
They were carried tn safety.
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ton to Immediately negotiate two
treaties more in consonance with
modern conditions of trade and COM
merce between the United States and
the respective countries.
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The Contestants

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Will. RIITLD ART CENTER

WILL BUILD ARl CE!Nl EN-
Washington, Dee. 23.-The' senate
TODAY passed a bill appointing COM
mission to complete details OF the pro
posed construction of a S3O,0OO,Voo
art and industrial center in Washing
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g 1901
IN CASH
A w ARDS

A SPECIAL FUND OF S1,50O.0O IN CASH WILL BE
SET ASIDE TO BE DISTRIBUTED in the form of SAL
aries among active non-prize winners 20 per cent
basis Any candidate who remains active through the
campaign making regular report but fails to win one
of the big prizes offered will participate in this conf
mission feature-THINK OF IT! One-ffth of every
subscription you collect goes into pocket if you fail
to win of the Capital Prizes This arrangement as
compensation to all candidates and it there
will be no losers; EVERYBODY WENS." Could any
thing be fairer or liberal than this?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-26
ZBoRovsKE DNY.

NaSe Zdnrdnlcnl OSVODOZen-
ske hnuti vykazuje nekoIik
skvelych obdobi, ktera sc stala
l,lhelnymi kameny revolucniho
usili ceskoslovenskeho naro-
|da., V dlouhe rade jmen, jez Sc
stala symboly toho, co narod ei
It'll a v Gem machazel posilu MA
sve trnite pouti k svemu vytce
nemu idealu, zaujima vyznam-
ne misto Zborov. Vyznam zbo-
rovskeho nastupu charakterisu
j tyto motivy.
Ceskoslovenska brigada, roz
trousena do teto DOLBY pc cele
ruske fronte v malych oddi-
lech, vystoupila zde po prve ia
ko jednotne vojenske teleso a
prOmluvila pred celym svetem
smelym a svobodnym hlasem
"a svuj narod, klvacejicf v
poutech rakousko-uherskeho
,Jafma.
Vitezna zborovska bitva by
la plamennou vyzvou vSem ce-
skoslovenskym lidem V Rusku
Sc nachazejicim, kteri dosud
nemeli dosti silly a odvahy spl-
nltl d6jinny prlkaz svedomi.
Drganisace ceskoslovenskeho
armadniho sboru po zborovske
bitve nasledovavsl, byla umoz-
nena pfilivem svezich sil, ktere
ze zajateckych taboru vyvola-
la vltezna brigada.
V ruske vefeinosti hlavne
ruskych vladnich kruzich,
zborovska bitva pusobiIa pre-
vrat nazlrani ma program ce-
skoslovenskych legii ziskala
konecneho doyoleni pro tvore-
III dalsich vojenskych Jednotek
V neomezenem rozsahu. Zbo-
rovske vitezstvl bylo Velikym
mraylNn okamzikem pro roz-
padavajici Sc ruskou afmadu,
Jejiz rozvrat vsak dostoupil
bohuzel, jiz tax daleko, re ma
la ceskoslovenska brlgada ne
mohla zachraniti ruska voiska
pred tarnapoiskou katastro.
lou.
A Je to konecne nejzavaz-
neJsi vyznam zborovske bitvy
ktery Sc proJeyil samotnem
narode, iiz Jiz klesaliclm pod
Thou ukrutneho larma, jemuz
Vltezny Nykfis leho dobrycl7
synu prlnasel od vychodu w
zVu, ably neklesal, sebral 30.
sledni silly pro prlhodny Okla.
MIX odboJe, ktery iiz "a hra,
nlceml zdarile byl zapocat.
z. celNence letosniho loku
name oslavitl petilete vyroc
teto vyznamne udalostl. Aby
tyto oslavy byly zalozeny n;
podklade co nejsnsim a stalk
Sc skutecnou iidovou manifest;
ci, uJal sc "'Pamatnik Odbole'
spolecne S Ceskoslovenskou oil
CT leglonarskou nsporadani to
hoto svatku. Ia ucelem stano
veni sn1ernic pro pripadne pra
ce, kollaia Sc techto dnech !
Pamatniku odboje' porada
ktere sncastnili Sc zastupci m
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-26

Co bude, co prlJde - pony
sill ma jednoduchy, dfeveny
kriz.
Pozde v noci, k ranu v]ak "a
stavil. Velei jim vystoupiti Il
vozu. Seradili je. s veskerymi
bremeny. Tina byla nepronik-
nutelna. Nikdo Mich nevedel,
kde jsou. Nebylo videti ami sta
nice. Mrzlo, vitr ficel, byla
Jim vsem nesmirna zima. Kde
kdo z Mich proklinal potichu
va1ku. Zaveleno k pochodu.
Jsou tady zatim ma miste Kde?
Nekde fronty? Nebo dale "a
frontou? Kan je vedon? Kan
jdou?
Neproniknutelna tina a VISA
dy ticho a mrzlo, mrzlo, vitr fl
eel. Il
Sli mlcky, shrbeni pod Thou
bfemen, neznamou cestou.
Rozednilo sc. Kolkolem rovi~
ma. Ma obzoru rysovala Sc ne
jaka dedina. Dosli az k teto a
odbo6ili. Vedli je k zamku, OBJ
klopenemu parkem. Vedli je
parkem.
Vitr Sc utisil. Zimni rano. Vse
pokryto snehem. Starry, ROSA
| hly park. Dlouholete rozvetve-
ne stromy. =
Jak tn asi byvalo pred val
kou? Kdo' ASH chodival po ce-
stach parku?
Dosli do velkeho dvora zam-
ku, ktery promenen byl ne
mocnici. Nejaka zavazana hla-
va vojaka objevila Sc "a ok
mem. ID aSi' ''<
Zaveleno odIoziti vyzbroi
pohov.
Konecne Sc dozvedeli. Jsou
daleko Ia frontou, v etape. Iii
stanou asi mesic nedaleko od
tud V dedine a budou tn konat
etapni vycvik, jako ostatni Sc
niny, jez pTisly pred mimi. 7,
ODE jdou ma frontu. TAX bude III
mesic, MONA az "a diva mesic'
mimi a pc nich pfijdou Zas'
novi. Hlavni veleni v tom
to novem etapnim jejich 0
kruhu ma fissko-nemecky du
stojnik. Vse kona Sc podle pre-
ne stanoveneho programu. Pri
chod, ubytovanf, cviceni kazd
no dne az do odjezdu ma frontu
! Ted je odvsivi.
Co = odvsivi? - Vzdyt' je
Ste nemaji vsi. Lhostejno. Sta
noveno tax programu.
: NariZeno do rance dati We
skery soucastky odevu, pradlo
Prvnl ceta jiz sc pripravuJe
odvsiveni. Nikdo nedba iich i
navy 30 ceste. V mrazu nafize
| no, ably vse slo rychle, svlec
plast', bluzku. Zavedeni RAJ
ci do mistnostl, narizeno svle
ci Sc do naha, rance obleky cd
vzdany, odveZeny ma voziku
+, nahazeny do odvSlvovacl pece
Stall nazi nepfllis vytopen6
! vlhke mistnosti, drkotali zuby
l Zavedeni do druhe mistnost
/. pod horkou sprchu. A odtu
: presli do jine mistnosti, chlao
!, no v nj bylo. A vse lychle, ~
: chile, ably bylo mozno vystrida
l tt druhe. Nikdo nedbal, ze j
Jim zlma. Zdalo Sc jim, re u
: nejsou lide, nybrz pouhe jeo
T notky.
! "A prece skoro nikdo nedba
; VetSinou byli lhostejnl, otupe
II. Iiri vzpomnel, jak vidava
/ dobytek voditi ma porazku
: Hnali celou radu skotu, tlouk
7 do neho, kriceli skot sci xii
| ne, line, nedbal ran, niceho.
! Nekteri, zvlaste mladi hos
: zertovali.-- Vtipy byly hrub,
: Jakoby Y surovosti chteli zapo
: menouti, re kdysi byvalo jina
: Dlouho cekali, nez jim byl v,
dan vypareny iejich sat a pr;
4 dio. Sat chuchvalce spare
: nych zmackanych hadru. Oblt
4 XII kosili. spodky a vyhnali
: ven ma mraz, kde al oblek
: Svrchni Sat Nehvlo n,ista n.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-26

HeSeIlycH bremen. oil JeSLe aSl
dive hodiny do male polske de-
diny. Konecne dosli k cili. Roz
deleny Getty po polskych chair,
cich.
A nasledujiciho dne .zapocall
etapni vycvik. Serazeni ma ma
vsi. Promluvil k MIN jejich no.,
w velitel, Nemec, reservni
nadporucik. iVypraveli mem
prideleni jim novi poddnstoj-
nici, urcenf k vycviku etapniho
vojska:
''Teh vas naucf. Tady <po-
znate, co ie to vojna. Modlit Sc !
budete, aby uz Sc priblizil
den, kdy pojedete ma frontu.
- A 0 tom, ze povidaji pravdu, |
presvedcilo je lined prvnf Wy
stoupeni nadporucikovo. Pro-
hlfzel jejich rady, kficel, NADIA
val, odmefene jednal i $ neko-
lika mladsfmi ddstojniky, KITE
ii s mimi pfijeli.
A brzy dozvedeli sc vsechno
0 panu nadporuclkovi. Pred
vojnou byl plzenskym darmo-
slapem. Tatinek nevedel 81 uz
rady Sc synackem, jehoz roz-
licnych darebactvich vyprave-
la celia Plzen. Nastala vojna a
z darmoslapa stal sc ddstojnik.
Vlastenecke jeho cfteni Sc o.
zvalo. Predstaveni 81 no oblibi-
Ii pro jeho Tizneho ducha. Pan
nadporucik nemel srdce. A to
bylo prvni podminkou, chtel-li
rakousky dGstojnik zfskati du-
very, a obliby svych predstave-
nych. Kcnecne vyslan nadpo-
rucik Saml pochodovou setni-
nou do etapyl Rakousky nadse-
nee! NejhorSimi slovy urazel
nepritele, vzdaleneho jeste "a
horami. B6da tomu vojackovi,
. o nemz sc dozved6l, ze Sc opo-
!, vail zareptati proti vojne. Ia
vedeno ihned prisne vysetrova
nj s celou setninou. Pan nadpo-
rucik Saml .neustale pouzival
SLOW "cesti rebelove, darebaci,
povesit vsechny bez pardonu".
IPodle neho bylo by dobfe v>ka
zdem ceskem meste odstrelit
dvacet predaku, povesit bez Wy
setrovani Kramare a KlofaGe,
veskere ceske pluky decimovat
a zbyle rozdelit mezi nemecke.
lPodobnou vlastivedu prednasel
ceskym vojakum nesmirnou
lrozkos pusobilo mu pasti Sc na
lrozcileni vsech, pozorovati lid
zlobou Sc chvejici, hledeti dc
zlobou jiskricich Sc oci ubo.
hych, jejichz ozvani sc, bylo by
Znamenalo ztratu zivota. PusO-
!: bilo mu nesmirnou rozkos tyra.
tt lidi v etape od casneho rama
do vecera. Rafinovanym zpuse
bem zamestnaval vojaky tax
re Jim nezbyvalo mnohe dni ca
" su am napsati listek domu
!. Svym raznym jednanfm ziskal
> obliby etapniho vrchniho veil.
i telstvl. Jeho setnina odjela dc
:, pole. Pan nadporucik vsak I'd
: stal k vycvicenf move dovezent
etapni setniny. Poznal tax cenu
sveho vlastenectvi a sve razno-
sti. V osade byl svrchovanyn
= panem. Ze Lvova Sc dovazelc
2 vseho hojnost. Zarfdil Sc hez,
ky pohodlne. J,ednani sve jeste
prizpusobil, vojaci byli pro ne.
= no tim, cim jsou pro hodne zhy'
!, Gkaneho svevolneho kluka cine
!. wi vojaeci. Raznost jeho davans
,,:iv cele etape "a vzor.
dI Pochodove setniny, ztyrany
|vycvikem nadporucikovym, oc
i, chazely do pole, aby mnohyn
5, z Mich ustfeleny byly nohy, ri
J. ce, hlavy a vlastenecky pan mac
k porucik ponechavan byl stale ,
J. etape. Armada musi 81 chranit
l. lidi, jako byl on. Takove me
= sicni, nebol dvoumesicni ztyri
s nj vojaku, nez je poslou do bo
e je, nehoz bud Sc vrati, anebt
Ii <zqstanou ma poll slavy, znac
. -9Velmi mnoho tVOiak Zvvkne n;
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-26

kvldacnlhO uradu zahranlcnlcn
,vojskk, Ceskoslovenske obce
llegionarske, Ceskoslovenske
obce sokolske, Svazu D. 7. j.,
lUstredni spravni komise mesta
Prahy, Narodni rady ceskoslo-
,venske, Syndikatu denniho IT,
'sku a Americke correspondence
Shromazdene uvital prednosta
"Pamatniku odboje", podplu-
ikovnik R. Medek, ktery vylicil
'dosavadni prlbeh porad 0 slav
lnostech a sdelil, re pan ministr
Mar. obrany Frant. Udrzal u
,volil Sc prijati jich protekto-,
rat. We vecne debate nacrtnut
',byl slavnostni program, jenz
bude propracovan zvlastnl ko-
misi, ktera stanovi smfrnice O.
Nslav pro Prahu a analogicky j
|pro venkovska mesta osady.
Oslavy zapocnou jiz v patek
$50. cervna verejnymi tabory IL
Idu, usporadanymi Csl. obci le-
, gionafskou, ma nichz povolany-
, mi recniky vysvetlen bude nej-
sirsim vrstvam obyvatelstva
dejinny vyznam naseho odboje
! Iv ramci svetoveho pferodu. Ma
Isobotu stanoven je pietni 'akt
pohrbeni neZnameho vojina cd
Zborova dvema eXhumovany
. mi popravenymi italskymi legi-
lonafi,, Hercika a Turpise a O.
: istatky legionare Capka, zakla
datele italskych legii. Smutee-
mi projevy soustredeny budou
ltoho dne ma Staromestskem
/ 'namesti, kde soucasne zasaze-
, ma bude do zdi radnicni budovy
, prst' re zahranicnich sbojist'
! tOstatky legionare Capka bu-
q dou pc te prevezeny do Ostra-
i Wy, nebot' Capek je roda-
q KEN BezrucUva kraje, ktery sc
. chysta ke zvlast' vyraznemu
! ocenenl epopeje, jedinecne v
), nasem narodnfm byti. Vecei
;, vyhrazen je slavnostni akade-
mil V Obecnfm dome, ia dcast
vlady obcanske samospravy a
z pfednich narodnich korporaci
:, Ma teto akademii Pevecke sdru
. zeni moravskych utitelu pred
!. nese novou skladbu legionare
), Rudolfa Karla. V nedeli dopo
;, ledne, We vyrocni den, konat
: sc bude prehlidka casti praz
: sle posadky oddilu legionar
skych pluku, jez bojovaly \
Zborova. Prehlidka ukoncens
: bude manifestacnim pruvo
: dem a projevy ma Vaclavsken
u namesti. VeGer pax venovar
q bude druhemu dilu academic '
l. Obec. dome a slavnostnin
|. pfedstavenim V divadlech. ia
D ko finale slavnostnich dnu sta
e novena je Ma pondeli prohlidk;
: legionafskeho musea Y Troll
G prave znovuzrizeneho dopl
/ neneho, ktere zucastni Sc MIN,
Jine i hromadna vyprava amer
I ckych krajanu. Analogicky
Prahou ucti pamatku mrtvycl
legionarl venkov, zejmen;
posadkova mista. Pofadatel
. stvo slavnostni vynasnazuje sc
), ably akce vyznela zdarne
/ pejzapadlejsich dedinach, pr
:, cemz skolni sine mali vykonat
;, sVe poslam lidove vychove
> Ia tim ucelem "Pamatnik cd
/. boje' chysta popularni brozurl
|. ktera bude spolehlivym prame
J. nem slavnostnlm recnikum =;
= obsahly, skvostne NypravenS
a almanach Zborov, zachycuii
) ci sloyem obrazem cinnost h
dind, Jez dala vyrusti narod'
> ma jednotku rovnocennou v,
= svazku kulturnich statu. Vzhl,
!, dem k mimoradnemu vyznaml
Il chystane akce, ktera bude il
v ste spontanni, jest nutno, alb,
h veskere nase korporace, poku,
= tax jeste neuGinily a pokud j,
> to proveditelno, vystrlhaly Sc
4 uvedene dny jakehokoliv til
A. steni narodnlch sill. Potesitel
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-26
IA VALECNEHO BESU."
ROMAN UCAsTNfKA vALKY.
Napsal Ladislav Hajek
Napsal Ladislav Hajek.

nesenych bfemen. Sli jeste asi
dve hodiny do male polske de-
diny. Konecne dosli k cili. Roz
deleny Getty po polskych chatr-
cich.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-09-19
The SHANERS LEAVE
after fine VISIT

Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Shaners of
Brooksville. Fla, nave returned
norle arTer an extended visit to
Mrs. Shaner's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. c. Danner of Georgia ave-
nue.. Mr.. Shaner and family moved
to Florida eleven years ago, their
former home being Stanton, Va,
where Mr.. Shaner owned beauti-
full farm in the Valley. In Florida
he has been interested in the mer-
camille business, and orange groves
having made a success in the new
enterprises. While here they visit
ed numerous relatives and friends
in Maryland and Virginia, includ-
ing the old home place near Staun-
ton, Va. Mr.. and Mrs Shaher also
visited the Endless Cayerns at
New Market. The Natural Bridge
and the V. NJ. l. and Washington
and Lee Universities at Lexing-
ton, Va, where Mr., Shaner has
friends and relatives. The points of
interest in West Virginia taken in,
were Harpers Ferry and Berkeley
Springs. A castle resembling those
of European countries adorns the
east side of the mountain overlook
ing Berkeley Springs in the valley
below, which adds to the beauty of
this Little City Of the Hills" The
sand mines OF Berkeley Springs
were also of much interest to
them, these being the first mines
of this kind the southern visitors
had an opportunity to see in oper
alton.
Mr.. Shaner and wife were very
much impressed with Martinsburg
and the surrounding country, es-
pecially the Improvements made to
the streets and roads, which he
said in time will no doubt equal
those of other states.
A birthday party in honor of
Mrs. Shaner was given by her par
ents. Besides members of the fam
lily, friends and relatives in Mary
land and Virgo mia were here for
the occasion. \ family reunion was
held in the day before their de-
parture, five boys, two girls and
mother and father, We're together
81.
Mrs. Shaner was joined here by
her son Rudolph, who was recently
discharged from the navy. having
served several years on a destroy
er. and had visited all of the i'm
portant ports along the coast.
While here the sailor boy made
lots of friends, being only young
man, he could sit for hours and
tell of the experiences of a Cob
with as much ease as Dick Dead
Eye"
They all expressed themselves
as having had a fine visit, and felt
much benefited by their vacation.
Mr.. Shaner having the appearance
of minister tat times) had the
advantage over most people, for
when they saw him coming they
would send Tommie to catch the
chickens.
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SHORT Term
Continued from page one)

the valuable juror is a man who
could occasionally earn more
money at home than he does in
court.
"The man is not fit to be ii jur-
or who feels that he makes as
much as a juror as he would at
his regular occupation" Judge Ba-
ker remarked.
Petit jurors who answered to
their names this morning were:
Church Bohrer-Berkeley Springs
Morgan county.
w. II. Harden, Baker Hardy
county.
c, NJ. B. Brown, Charles Town,
Je serson county.
John n. Parks, Martinsburg.
b. E. 10y, n. River Mills, Pen
dleton county.
w. w, Harper, Riyerton, Pen
dleton county.
O. B. Shockey, Berkeley Springs,
Morgan county.
r. B. Cunningham, Moorefield
Hardy county.
l.. J. Shirley, Shenandoah juno
ton, Jefferson county.
J. r. Woman, Elk Garden, Min.
eral county.
r. T. Files, Jones Spring, Ber-
kelley county.
l. N. Schaffenaker. Cold Stream,
Hampshire county.
NJ. E. Bean, Moorefeld, Hardy
county.
j. w. Wysong, Jr, Shepherds
town, Jefferson county.
David Schwinabart, Elk Garden.
Mineral county.
II. l.. Snapp, Inwood, Berkeley
county.
John w. Omps, Bloomery. Hamp-
shire county.
J. r. Hartman, Mackville, Pendle-
ton county.
Lafayette Wilkins, Lost City,
Hardy county.
]. Howard Fisher, Martinsburg.
w NJ. Williams, Romney, Hamp-
sEire county.
Dash May, Fork sybert, Pendle-
ton county.
Official Staff Present
Officials attending the court to-
day include:
Judge w. f, Baker. of Elkins;
Miss Dora NJ. Shanabarger, of Elk
ms, private secretary to. the Court:
Federal Clerk l. Wade Coffman, of
Elkins; Deputy Clerk A. c. Maiden
bousch, this city; L. S. Marshal
Louis Buckwald, of Wheeling; A.
7. Barrett, of Parkersburg, chief
office deputy; Deputies Charles
Welsh, of Wheeling; John koontz
of Elkins. Charles Cook, of Park
ersburg, and Miss Gertrude X.
Glaycomb, of Glendale; L. S. Dis
trict Attorney r. A. Brown. of
Parkersburg, Assistant District
Attorneys Howard n, Mathews, of
Parkersburg, and w. c. Grimes, of
keyser; Federal Prohibition Com
missioner c. II. Ahrens, of Wheel
Ing; Group Head j, j. Doerr, of
Clarksburg; Deputies j. &. Lam
bert, F.. NJ Rinker and George NJ
Bowers, Jr
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-09-19
LACK OF THINGS TO EAT ON
ACCOUNT OF HEAVY STORMS


MorgantOwn, Sept. 19,-Probably
for the first time in the history of
Monongalia county, there is actual
lack of things to eat on even some
Of the best farms in the western
part, due to the. terrific storms that
have swept through that section.
Floods and remarkable winds ruined
every crop on many farms. Num-
bers Of farmers who have fine stock
declare they must sell or give away
their stock because they do not have
sufficient feed TO winter it, Many
gardens We're completely destroyed.
Standing timber and fruit trees were
hard hit in many places. Barns
were blown down along with smaller
outbuNdings and houses were un-
rooted.
Five men ran from a bayfield, to
a barn when storm came on them,
only to have the barn wrecked about
them. One of the men was thrown
down a bank against tree, which
he grasped for protection. Much
larger trees not hundred feet away
were blown down, but this tree re-
NAMED standing.
Lightning struck scores of build
ings in towns and in the country
this season, besides hitting many
fine old trees. The total loss will
probably reach S250,000.
Richie and Doddridge counties
were also hard hit by storms this
year, with total losses of hundreds
OF thousands of dollars.
An unusual things was performed
by lightning in Greenbrier county
when it struck the home~of W. W,
Suttle, near Williamsburg. A por-
ton of one side of the house was
the corner of the room was discharg
torn away and gun standing in
ed, while the stockof another gun
was ripped off The mirror from a
dresser was hurled through an in
ner door, and the lock of the door
was torn off. The family escaped
serious injury, although four per
sons were stunned.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-09-19
THE UNIVERSITY DRAMATIC
CLUB REPEATS SUCCESS

The West Virginia Dramatic
Club, which has spent the last two
summers on Chautauqua tour
through the New England States,
has repeated the success which
marked its first long trip last sum
mer. The student players, directed
by Miss Maria Steadman, appeared
this year in Turn to the Right"
and will complete their tour this
week Splendid reports of their
work have come TO Professor Will
bur ] Kay from every town in which
they appeared.
It is to be regretted that Miss
Steadman will not be in charge Of
The work in dramatics and interpre-
tation at the University this year.