Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume], August 03, 1916, Page SIX, Image 6

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VICTORIA
Saturday Afternoon and Night ^
Admission .“> and l(k\
The Eminent Dramatic Actor
KDMIND RRKESK +
in
•Tin: SHELL OE THE \ I KON"
A vi\id drama of Alaskan life in live superb acts.
Adapted from the famous poem of the same name
by Robert W. Service.
Also Rear! \\ hite, Creighton Hale and Sheldon Lewis
in
“THE IRON CLAW”
Admission Today
5c 5c 5c 5c 5c 5c 5c 5c 5c
Little Viola Dana
The Broadway Star, in
“The Stoning"
From the story b> James Op
penheini. \ ihivt- t ft .itun
of pathetic power.
Robert Herron
in D W Griffith’s spectacular
Indiana drama.
“The Yaqui I'ur’’
Ham and Hud
'Ham's Busy Day" ^
THE VICTORIA
Edmund Breese. recognized .»s
of America s foremost Iran.a
tors, arrange* to find iw i» t:
the speaking s'w ’ c
make a Me’ r\. » o ’ I- .; s\
and his next of- w 1
Spell of t' • \ uk a’ ! ■>'
show n at \ is
Breese i- , v
theatre goers fur '..■> ■ »r , th •
formance in "The 1 . a 1 >
Mouse,' :im' . w
he played the hoc •«:
years in th:- ountry a: - :
It «a> n that play ’. \ \V
Serve :it, ■■
the Yukon a: d o : ' — T
with the A skan '
ed "The K :d’:ig > • No” --aw
Mr in .:
met a . a "na • •
eJ When cat
urea Mr !::• >•
Service po- as ufh
portu;
cole' a Yl4-,\i w ■
had nev ■ - *>etaiv
silent '-j a As a
"The Sh-.>, .• j{ 1 M i
Song WYi- ■
Lure oi i {>. • a
won ! ; ,’l :
of the • aat»- h. ‘
Augu ■ i
mg p -«
Arden 1' -• - a
House _• •.-gates
Falling StV-rv
Store ’ a
Gerr.r v
tow n Ik - » • '
Hedges. i/-t
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De d g •
Mart - e
Ha v
ed to j .1 1
the Rea .
the o:
Thj'».
purposes
Ne’IIid.a •
tors.
Notainati V" • •••’
Large.
" ....•• nat - ; wc
preat.; Court.’
Aden: i Cat form arid
ot a . thar
A CALL
By auth err , •'
cutive <
Mas- M< v,
Alil’ER, €ha ,-n
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SAFELY BENEATH
OCEAN'S WAVES
U nNTi\ri:h 1’ROM i• ,\i;i: n\F)
Uffmaii*' plans to to away The
Ooutsi-lilaiul made its dash for the or
•an in the mist of darkness, and un
der a protecting I • - a \ > sea and dee
into smoother water just as -tie reach
1 the three mile limit, with her 49
• lot’s and 1.000 tens of war sup
, plies Conditions were ideal for the
start The t ie. tin warship- which
iwuiled the suhmariue were unable to
! hug tie- shore in 'he heavy w ither
'ft the tapes last night.
Be ('«irefill in l sinjc
Soap on Your Hair
Most - nap- ami prepared shampoos
entaiu toe e. a 1 alkali, which, is ver>
injurious as t dries the scalp and
makes the hair brittle
The be*! thing to use is just plain
mulstried ct’coanut oil. for It ? pure
and entirely grea-seless It's very
eb m Liid beats ■ he most expensive
-taps or anything else all to pieces
Veu call tie', this at a v drug s’.ire.
,, w ■- wl: . ; w:
family for mouths
S , , A
ami rub it in. about a teaspoontul is
all that is required It makes an
abundance of rich, creamy lather,
cleanses thoroughly ami rinses out
tasiiy the hair dries quickly and
evenly, and is soft, fresh looking
■' g!e " • w ivv ami easy to Uan
'll-- Result s i loosens ami lakes out
v• r\ fee' vie of dust dirt and dand
ruff It
c- L.D ABOUT RECOVERED
L’ fit- 1 11 i- Hash. tlf smalt child
V\ ' A : - - !>'!>' Si. "• ' ' Nt '\ f",
• \\ ■ pl.t> ire \\ ■ ■ '• ' is rv« -v
1 su::' leutly so !-,i\. th-- U"v
H .spiiai . ••• a short visit ror horn
Ur.tr four Ml if Wood
CTV HOSOTAL NOTES
.1 : k W t ' - vi to w is op ' Or ! o'
.V- the hospital loft for his horn
cporatto
V -It V
\S Vi %' ts oil
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MO, P. 0. S. OF A.
ENDORSE PROHIBITION
Annual State Camp Meeting Ad
journs In Hagerstown.
'indorsing staff wide prohibition fur;
Maryland, the nifintifrH pledging
ihfinsflviM to do till within tlnir
(lower to make "dry" in \oveuiln r
Lhe "wet” units in the state, tie
! vv fitly tin t annual ( iinventioti ol
Maryland Camp Patriotic Order Soto
if America, adjourned Wednesday in
I lagerslown.
A resolution thanking President
W ilson for keepiitK «his country out
of war was voted down by a small
majority, main of the delegates tak
lug the position that the action ot
the eamp was inconsistent \ resolu
tion providing for the erection of an
institution for widows and orphans
Of members of the older also was
voted down.
Officers of the State camp were
fleeted as follows: President. W
II l.mple. Chun It Hill; vice presi
dent .1 W TlirnbuuKh. Puller; mas
t. r of forms Dr II. Foss Coppage.
Baltimore; treasurer W .1 Carter.
Baltimore; secretary. National Vice
President V. O. Heaps. Baltimore;
inspector. Ouy Haries, Westminster;
guard, W". H. Hartnell, Baltimore;
trustees. Charles Williams, S M
Moore, and .1 K Marshall.
It was decided to send a delega
tion of lh'0 to participate in tile pa
rade to be held during the celebra
tion of the lath anniversary of the
Pennsylvania State ('amp in Phila
delphia on August ?1.
B. & 0. VETERANS
ASSURED EQUIPMENT
Positive assurance has been receiv
ist by the Veieran employes of the
Baltimore and Ohio that the news
ary equipment can tie had for then
annual reunion to be held August IP
n Berkeley Springs Friday Prcsi
dent / T Braxttner. Chairman K S
Bouic Mi \ J Criswell, and pos
sibly Mi t W Barker will visit Her
keley Springs to make arrangements
ibom the ban ! and country chicken
dinner. This is to cost 35 cents and
only those having tickets for same
will be entitled to enjoy the feast
Tickets cat! be hail from the com
mittee or at the Springs Special
’rains will be run from Baltimore.
Brunswick and Cumberland, the Mar
•!'b g •*\CUT> ini- - and those f ■ I! V
intervening points, going on 'he
Brunov iek special
SMALL BOY FALLS
FROM HIGH WINDOW
Mi-- N.■' the ' \ • i
■ son >t Funeral Director anil Mrs
M H Dole IT Sou'h Maple avonu
ro"n i he m'oooi! sMrv window
.n.*'h,"! residence imo the yard be
nr o The boy fell n!ii a pile of
'e-nbe- >>:leK!y s<udded with nails
hit- m i' no’ the i-Mb ’.ue-j ed His
- id w ts brtnsed -i lie became
'i.'iv !'? Clay -••ndered uted
•. H, The evident hap
pened shortly i"er supper last even
ii-ii and Hie 1 do >w is aettlnd
;'."U rtic-l.N -oil.iy It s a wonder
ibii' he was not k ■! or seriously
_ v-.. f,.!l , ■ ■ .. i -i
CHURCH ON WHEELS
AMUSES W. VA. GIRL
M Kr>
RST MA\ KILLED
qy ypyi•'v nMjnii^
\
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bd:. :
a ith t
3 „ .D \G DERM T
M
i it 1 R Waxrviiin
B a 1U uto re w e re
ere.
SIR ROGER
MEETS DOOM
(CONTINED rrtnitt FADE ONE)
It'd to ilif pullows, and just before]
! lie lra|i was sprunp, Casement was
asked if he desired to make a stale
men!- The prisoner, already within
the shadow of death, turned to the
officials and said: “1 die for my coun
t ry. '•
A few minutes later the body shot
downward, and after a few convul
:!ve sirupplos remained limp The
corpse was cut down and examined,
ami afterward an autopry was con
ducted.
Admitted to Catholic Church.
There was a memorable scene In
Can nielli's cell just before the exe
ruilon The condemned man ex
pressed a desire to tie admitted inlo
■ the Roman Catholic church, and a
' mesM-nper was at once sent to the
chaplain of the prison The ltev. Fa
(her Kilty and the Rev Father Carey
] hurried at once to Casement s cell.
For a quarter of an hour the two
pro ts administered spiritual conso
lation to the condemned man. Case
no in uttered his confession and re
coned holy communion. The prisoner
• .•elite ! to derive pn at consolation
from the spiritual o ivmonios. and
v.i opulently more cheerful. A few
minutes before 0 o'clock, Fills, the
' hancmali. entered Casements cell.
Casement arose it! the entrance of
die executioner, and made a spoilt
ces'ure to show his readiness for
: ,!, alh The deeply-lined face of the
pri-onef was pale and his eyes sun
ken. but he pave no ei idenee of fear.
d been con
m Follow
wardens,
’horn. Case
in prayer
i 'ho party
Procession to the Gallows.
\! the hour of 9 !’ • death proces
•on formed and started tor the ku!
low- lr was headed by the twi
C cholic priests, who
sotiitii the condemned
ilia the priests wo,
w i* h t hisement b* 1 v
utent’s lips moot!
The w alk was -I >
quickly reached the -
\ the procession
the priests recited ’
d>!!u and Casemt
low tones. “Lord havs
soul.1*
When the execir
reached. the han^n
Casement and pinione,
prison chaplains, the
prison and other* otl
positions in front of
Casement was p
d forward
ln> for the
.ponded in
• v on uiy
shed was
approached
arms. The
rnnr of the
s took Ur
scaffold
upon the
drop-board and the ' ver was pulled
droppou: the pnsotv ’s body through
>p.u ■ ‘ fully six feet.
No Unusual Scenes.
The; e w ere n * scones . v • •
mei” in ’he n* /hborhoe 1 '
p: . -on. b . ex' policemen w .»’•
duty. The small group of m uiniinc
men ami women made no demons? ra
Con. except w -n they sr.irted to
pray during the tolling of tin- even
ion \v) the hi 1! w ; ring
eg 1 • prs>i>n es opened on! * !n
two m ‘s’s * •“ god. Tv,ey walked
»r muring prayers.
Keeps Body,
execution ■ >
Gavin Huffy, legal
Casement’s rela
’> awa>
Governs
n ova
amily. Appli
V. in order tl
by ’he r-d,
>! only was *h
that he a Is*
mission to
had
w it n« ?
at 1«tr :h tr
he l*i ' * nr:
\’ 1: - vm
UtK !
B
M ’ .* • ’ <
of Tho In.'.’ *•
r. •
"or • wir
England in b
•*•!! ru
ho hopr-.j •
Germ.ins !
dieted i •
•• ip' U • d !'
in gen-ng
('■ '-man ’*
prom non ui
K" J: ' <*f S'
S'." 2P ri { i leader
■>na!is_t P r-rv. h
rMv after s- dcola
ween ' my md
md i mated I at* y h»
. th<’ • v* ": taw ,*r
elan-I rarf of ’hi
,rnp!. ah b a; : oe ‘h.
En-* He •
ns cam pa sn among
diers and succeeded
in
♦ n!
1!
He
ap ":s
in VS$"
at t.or>
A.
■ s t*> fish? a train s*
rad* a.
asemenr was born in
•iber. 1 ^n l. of a good,
!<’-r adops by i
in Ireland and p.iss
it h in obscuri y *
He early showed an
domatie ser*vi«-e and
sh Consn’ar Service
- successivel-y Consul
■-ms in W.-'sr .V'-ira,
If of c : n»'-u \pvr
>nso! aGaboon and
* i n - '-i. ■ C nn g" Free
con sc’ n San’^s in
appointed oons«l to
"Jominpc in l." - bsjr
Ho ».i< con,-1':! rr
i 190' and 19<>9
1913 ho was consul
jo Janiero. He was
* of S1 M chad and
' .. d 1911 Thereafter lu>
1>. . iin.- . ier of the Separatist
party in !.-eian .
uen n
<>-eate<j ,i Kni
Home of the
Pipe Organ
NeW ApollO ’nunEm
TODAY
V .L. S. E. Inc. Presents
The Gripping Five Part Selig
Red Seal Play
“THE CYCLE OF
FATE”
Featuring
BESSIE EYTON
Filmland's Most Winsome Star
One of the best underworld plays
extant carrying the tang of the
sea and the voice of the city.
Teeming with heart throbs and
tease, thrilling situations.
Also
A Single Reel Comedy
TOMORROW—MATINEE AND NIGHT
CHEERO
The $070.1100 Comedian will he with us again in his third Mutual
Chaplin Special
Charlie Chaplin
—IN—
“THE VAGABOND”
The highest paid actor in the world. The most expensive pictures
in the world (according to length.)
Also Kleine-Edison Five Act Drama
“THE DANGER SIGNAL” with ARTHUR HOOPS
Adapted from “Canavan, the Man Who Had His Way." by Rupert
Hughes in "The Saturday Evening Host." "Canavan" is a character
that will interest you. Admired by the ladies—respected hv the men
—a terror to his enemies, and an idol of his friends.
Get one of the little Vest-Pocket Programs we are publishing each week,
week is good for lOc when presented at the door I onight.
'he one this
During the period in which he rep
resented Britain in the Congo and in
Peru, he effectively checked many of
the abuses of the rubber trade. On
several occasions he risked his life
to save natives from brutal treat
ment. For this work he was com
mended by the entire civilized world
He was in the I'nited States in the
summer of 1911. shortly before the
outbreak of the war. lit' made
speeches in many cities in favor of
Irish Home Rule and assumed the
role of leader in the Nationalist Vol
mteer movement.
After the beginning of the war he
returned to Ireland and became ac
■ive in the recruiting of the Irish
Volunteers and was open in ids op
nosit ion tv* the war. A few months
later he fled to Germany and began
his work there. A price of 125.000
was set on his head by the British
Government.
in April of this year, while attempt
ing to land on the west coast of Ire
'and, with some followers and a sup
ply of ammunition, he was captured
It; i~ claimed that he made the trip
from Germany to Ireland in a Ger
man submarine. Then followed the
Sian Fein revolt and the fighting at
Dublin.
MR, CORNWELL AND
MR, QUICK EXPECTED
__ I
To Be Present At Tomahawk's!
Field Day Exercises,
If Hoe.. John J Comwol, of Rom
■v v. Democratic eamlidate for gover
uir of Wes: Virginia, ean arrange D
make i lions i-: Martinsburg for
i i untr of the southwestern part of
his state, h- will come to this coun
v Saturday and make an address at
'die Field Day exenises and Pro
l-uirelin ss parade that is to b- held at
; Tomahawk under the auspices of the
Bookmen's League Hon Herbert
Quick, of Berkeley Springs, recently
•ppointed by President Wilson as a
member of the Federal Rural Board
f Credits, is also « xpoeted to be pres
■ am! ,-xp'.( :: tne work - g- of the .
BRIDE AND GROOM
PLEASANTLY LOCATED'
M'- ■ t- K TV'- • •!•'" !' ! bride
i-- > w j.' : >a - - ’ ly 1 - -a!- 1 .,t SOT
-ly sir* • • Mr ... U is a Wih
err pho e of ! Ft O *;• >j
md Mrs l'--• d " W;n formerly Mrs
Vimi* V. K-tvrt-.r widow of Cbartri
.r;an > ic -,s -laughter >f Mr
<:• - Mrs John V\ Ras'd- They wort
narr! -.1 Wednes lay a wo-R a so at the ^
i.-.-a- m g parsonage hv R-v. Ft I.
\Vr-eh>.
ST. LOUIS STRIKER (}
FATALLY WOUNDED !i
5. ntsrnationa New* Se-nce.l
s Louis Aug '—On-” «trik-r was
fatally wounded in a pitched battle
'•'■vi- " uifd'-'-’s Swift pack
1 g house an-! a squad of police today
"VI"- K W V. ” i- ■ s! - ri’ords
own. who >p.-nt » days at the
1 -l -d Mr H. > ■' :s- v, a. left for
the home of her sort. Pr Allen Rey
nold*. at Hancock
THE MARKETS
The 'a)low-tag are tne preTufliag ,
pr'ie* being paid by Martlngbur* |
tcer-banu and elevatora today:
Not*—The price* quoted below tor
the ocai aa.-tet* are the price*
dealer ere offering at aooa tooae
New When' $1.25
Old Wheat $1 30
Corn .T3c
Butteer . 22e
Eggs .20c
Toda/’e 3art!mcre Market.
' i to . . . . 7Sc
Wheat .. , .$1.33’*
!
CENTRAL-TONIGHT
WINTER
11. \ iv 1 ' t\< -> lilIVIvO
10 PEOPLE 10
Tabloid Musical Comedy.
A Clean, Clever Show
Ore of the Best This Year
TODAY’S BILL
“The Town Hall
Tonight"
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
“On the Verandah"
Usual Photoplays.
ADMISSION 10c.
’RESIDENT WOULD
STOP RAILROAD STRIKE
(By Internationa! News Service.)
Washington. Aug. 3.—President
Vilson today called to the White
louse Judge W L. Chambers, chair
lain of the federal board of mediation,
o confer with him as to what un as
ires can be taken to prevent general
trike of railroad employes.
’RESIDENT WANTS
CONGRESS TO ADJOURN
By International News Service.)
Washington. Aug. 3.—President Wil
:.mi today again s*mt word to con
tress that he wanted it to adjourn be
en September t. Senator !.• w;s said
te thought it would be impossible to
idjourn before September 3.
Mr. Edgar lb :!is. ,.f Pent
•v store is off i >•: ' - vaea:
Mis Hollis 'heir s,e
iarrison Hollis. Ho y are vi
itives in Frederick, lid.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Classified ads received after 3
o'clock will be put andar th’s
heading and properly classified
.CST Q K .. . S i r
Tuscarora p:* - :■ >. ; h< . '■ ■ f • P’i
ing anna it »v U pa-- : side' in
money If p,e-s is rel i’C d to 411
W .Martin S- ;• yt u...y --p the
money
.CST- ,i ■ . ■ g
.$! Ill) !»!] .: mi a', e ; I u. ... g
Kettirtt ■ ' Hernia-: Putts. P hi • t
Pox c,\ ri
THE NEW APOLLO
"T'- Cv< . ' Fit■ ■ a V I. g E -ub
ncr by S* ! r* T n^• «.i Monday, \pril
. can be cummtnditi for its srlppin?
r ~------^
The Community Club
Will Hold a
Thornwood Hall
Friday, Aug. 4th
Admission - 25c and 50c
the latter having to do with life in
the underworld of a great city.
The opening scent > are picturesque
beautiful, showing a rockbound
coast and the jutting headland, on
which a lighthouse commands a far
e's ty -v.eep of the sea. Old Sandy
H nig.. a sturdy mariner, of Scotch
d> n', and lus only child Mavbelle
live tie . all alone, until Aaron
' g. h strapping captain of the
si iiooner S-- il, comes along and
•• tii- < M ybelle his bride. Then Aa
- n 1 iv. - for a cruise and is lost,
i tn-w - bring? d* ath to May belle,
who succumbs to hopeless grief.■ after
-g b:-th to twins, named May
tid J*»»• Strong The children
!•• -r -a their loft hands a birthmark
* \ a ■:y like the scar on the corres
: ttg hand of their mother, caused
by n exploding lamp, on the night
U ■’ site heard of her husband’s
d> .it!:.
S tndy lb- tr- its his little
„• -ndso-i Jo* so harshly that he runs
war from home while still a boy,
■ - ars have passed we find
h:;:i a daring member of a dangerous
f of iutlaw's in the great city.
M ill" n the meantime, has grown
ur> - be a b> dutiful girl, and teaches
!'o,il near the old home. Her ex
•:g g-amlfiuher demands every
nny of her earr'ng . -■! th" girl,
:i turn be, nines it- d of the home
■ Sh becomes infatuated with a
> - rig man from the city, who has
n b- '" ended by her grandfather
and ts rself. and accompanies him to
* nonropolis to become his bride,
tt 1 s man, >id Aldrich, seeks only
1 - ruin. He is a member of the
-■•I her l"iig lost brother
b* l-mgs. and fate wills it that
' should save her from his dut
y's The birthmark reveals her
i.|ep'p;. -.i Jo* and wi'hou’ making
* -is. If kn.'wm he puts up a. brave
n ! r* ckb -s fight, in her defense 'hat
results in her salvation
! “.n’t forge’ vour programs, as they
ire worth 10c.
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