Sunday Services on Ridgeway Circuit
Religious services will be conducted at Paynes Chapel Arden and Gerardstown on Sunday June 23. Paynes Chapel 11 a m Arden 3 30 p m Gerardstown 8 p m with a children's day program at Gerardstown. Ridgeway Camp stockholders meet at J J Ridgeway residence Thursday at 730 p m. Attendance urged by W R Hardesty pastor. Eat potatoes save the wheat. Drive the kaiser to defeat.
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Ridgeway Charge
M. E. Church
South
Paynes Chapel
A. Jm
Arden
Gerardstown
Ridgeway Camp
J. J. Ridgeway
W. R. Hardesty
Wartime Quarry Jobs Offer 150 Men in West Virginia
Wanted 150 men for steady work in limestone and dolomite quarries and lime plants at Martinsburg and Millville West Virginia. Entire products for War Industries to aid the war effort. Minimum wage 30 cents an hour with higher special rates. Stone loaders earn 3 to 8 dollars daily plus bonus for two weeks' steady work. Low rents and affordable lunch room at plant. Call or write.
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Martinsburg
Millville
W. Va
Empire Tonight Shows House of Hate and War News
Empire Tonight offers two showings at 8.00 and 9.15. The program features The House of Hate with Pearl White, a scenic reel, a cartoon, a Lonesome Lake Comedy, and a Pathe-Hearst News reel with Western Front updates. Admission is 6 cents, children 6 cents.
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the Empire Tonight
Pearl White
Pearl
Lonesome Lake
Pathe-Hearst
Picardy Front
Wanted A Brother So He Took One
In Wooster Ohio on June 19 Billy Whittier aged four sought a baby brother. He visited Dr A C Smith homes and picked a twin baby. Mrs Whittier later found the infant and returned him. Billy replied that a doctor could order another for himself.
Leather Inspector Appointed At Hagerstown Plant
Mr. Rozel B. Hensell, former Grimes resident, becomes assistant foreman and general inspector of shoes and leather puttees at the Hagerstown Shoe and Loggins Company in Maryland. The firm, long focused on government work, has just won orders for 250,000 more pairs of shoes and puttees. Hensell is the father of Nelson C. Hensell, medical detachments at a U S Army base hospital.
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Rozel B. Hensell
Grimes
This County
Hagerstown
Illness Keeps Maryland Judge Boyd from Annapolis Session
Chief Judge A. Hunter Boyd of the Maryland Court of Appeals is ill at his Cumberland home and could not attend the opening of the court in Annapolis. Another judge sat in his place. his doctors say the illness is not serious and he should resume duties soon. He is a native of Winchester and brother to the late E Holmes Boyd and P W Boyd Sr.
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A. Hunter Boyd
Maryland Court of Appeals
Cumberland
Annapolis
Boyd
Winchester
E. Holmes Boyd
P. W. Boyd
The Impostor at Empire Tomorrow
A mis identity drama by Merrick and Morton unfolds in Newine where Mary Fenton seeks help from Charles Owen. He hides the truth, then faces a moral test as his wife confronts the situation and Fenton seeks vindication and love. A Billy Rhodes comedy and Screen Telegraph or News reel accompany the show.
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Leonard Merrick
Michael Morton
Newine
Mary Fenton
Ann Murdock
Charles Owen
Demoiselle
Sen
Miss Fenton
Owen
Empire
Billy Rhodes
Talented Keith Double Act at Cameron and Howland
Tomorrow at the cinema a strong program includes the Keith double act with singing talking dancing and comedy piano. Admission prices are 10 15 and 20 cents.
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Cameron & Howland
Keith
Cameron and Howland
Woolen Mills and National Ave Play Baseball
The National Avenue teams, Chicago and New York, faced off at Harris Addition with Chicago winning 12 to 2. Notable players include Briggs and McCauley for Chicago and Fansler and Grim for New York. Briggs hit a home run. The game preceded an evening matchup between the National Avenue line and a steam from the Virginia Woolen Mills.
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National Avenue
Chicago
New York
Harris Addition
Arthur Lofton
Forrest Forney
Herbert Jones
Claude Ritter
George Hodgson
Earl Fansler
Adrian Mason
Marshall McCauley
Ollie Briggs
Caticher
Charles Fansler
James F. Ritter
Dorsey Hiettel
Leslie Grim
Herman Barr
Louis Polland
Lancake
Forrest Fansler
Lyle Grim
Briggs
McCauley
Pancake
New Yorks
National Avenue Line
Virginia Woolen Mills
Traveling salesman touts Vinci tonic in Iowa ad
An Atlantic Iowa traveling salesman testimonial claims Vinci tonic rebuilt his health after fatigue and loss of appetite. The ad asserts Vinci is a constitutional remedy with beef and cod liver peptonates iron and manganese phosphates, promising strong benefits. Miller's Drug Store and Druggists are cited as sellers.
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Atlantic
Iowa
Vinci
Miller’s
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E. Bruce Capper
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Bark
A. L. Shearer
B. & O. Railroad
Rest Chapel
WM. A. Shultz Artistic Mender and Riveter of
China
Es Alabaster
South Market ST
J. F. Helsley
Fairmont Ave
Antonio Moreno
Ridgeway
Blair Limestone Co
Martinsburg, W. Va
Welltown
Fetsheims
Brucetown
Ladies of
John W. Rosenberger
Stewart Street
Good & Co
Bell
Ross Avenus
Ann Murdog
Frohman
Screen Telegraph
U. S. Army
Eood
WATA
Woolen Mills
National Ave
Saleman
Eg Bee Ink
Gray & Sheetz
Valley Chapel
Martinsburg Pike
Red Cross
T. H. Rudy
Headquarters Valley Hotel
Call Bell
Nineveh’ Presbyterian Church
Jefferson
Charles Town
Ey H
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Arthur Davenport
Ray Jefferson
R County
D.S
Claude Swanson III
Mire
Claude Swanson
United States
Swanson
Danville
War Savings Stampe Sive Lives
Accu
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Hodgson & Brown
Wes
Bell Phone
VELI
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Jones’ Creamery
W. Miller Fletcher
Woodward’s
S. Main Street
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