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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-22


vana tinea fntotdeauna O. vaca, 81
copii Ell aveau lapte fndeajuns sa
manince; insa intr una din zile
unul din cepii ei venise la mine
81 ceru sal dan nitel laptc, a.
tunci Lam intrebat: ,,Unde este
vaca voastra 2" cl imi spuse cit
I'm ON de la Tarras comerciantul
a VENT 81 la dat trei galbni pc
ca. Mama-sa nu putut resista
temptatiei. 81 a vindut-o, lar a
cum ei numai an lapte. Eu ti-am
dat bucatilc de aur pentru ferici-
rea ia, lar tn ia-i fntrebuintat
in un scop att de rau, asa dara
mutt mai dau nici O bucata.
Gel dol frati auzind acestea, Sc
departara ca sa discute 81 sd IA
ca uncle planuri cum sa puma ca
pat nacazilor Tor.
Simion zisc: ,,Hai sd facem a.
ga; ell iti dau jumatate din rega-
tut meu 81 jumatate din soldatii
eel am ca sa-ti pazeasca averea ;
lar tn. sa-mi dai bani ca sa-mi
pot hrani soldatii din partea mea
a regatului.'
Asupra acestui ,punct fratii sa
invoira, asa ca ambii devenira
domnitori foarte- fericiti.
CAP. VIII.
Ivan ramas la mosic 81 lucra
din greu ca sa supoarte pc fatal,
mama 81 sora-sa. Intro ri sd in
timpla Cd batrinul cline, &c a
crcscut la mosic, s'a bolnavit, l.
van crczut ca moarc 81 cum era
milOs din fire. a .luat O bucata de
pine, puse in palarie 81 plcca
sa O dea animalului.
Cind intoarse palaria ca sd ca
da 81 farimaturile de pine, rada-
Gina pc care 10 dadu-se dracul,
ca leac contra durcrci de stomac,
Il cazut 81 ca. iBatr1ml cline o
inghitise impreuna GU piinea 81
pc loc sa facut SANTOS, sari in
sus 81 inccpu sd Sc gndure, ba-
tind din coada de bucuric. Tatal
81 mama lui Ivan vazind cit de
repcde s "a facut ciincle sanatos,
il intrebara pc Ivan ca prin ce
mijloc facut aceasta IMMUNE.
Ivan raspunse: Am avut cite
va radacini ce vindeca ori &C boa
Ia, 81 de sigur ca ciincle inghi-
tit una din ele.''
In accst timp fata Tarului e.
ra foarte bolnava, in desperarca
lui Tarul dat porunca in toate
orasele 81 satele, ca cine Sc va "a
fla ca sd o vindecc va primi re-
compensa mare; lar daca persoa-
ma norocoasa va Fl I'm barabt ne
casatorit, atunci ii da fata du-
pa ell.
Vestea despre aceasta ajuns
81 in satul lui Ivan.
Mama 81 fatal lui il chemara
si-i zisera: ,,Daca tn mai al vre-
una din aceste miraculoase rada-
cini. du-te 81 vindeca fata Ia.
rului. Tu vel Fl foarte fericit IA
cind acest bine - 81 vel cistiga
fericirea 81 dupa trecerea acestei
vieti."
Ivan sa invoi 81 sa pregati de
drum. Cind esi pc poarta afara
dete fata Gu batrina ce sta in
calea lui intingind inainte nina
Ell rupta. Femeia ii zise Mis- a
spus ca tn poti sa ma vindeci, 81
te rog sa-ti fie mila de mine, pen
tru ca vezi nu am nici putere
ca sa fac ceva.'
,,Foarte bine, femeie saraca,
vol face ce vol putea."
Ivan scoase radacina 81 10
dete, zicindu-i sa o inghita. Ea
facu ,precum ii zise Ivan 81 s'a
facut imediat sanatoasa.
Mama 81 fatal lui venisera sa-si
ca ramas bun de la ell, dar Ivan
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-22

de fngaduinta mea fata de tine.
Vedeam prea Impede ca are drep
tate. Q pornire in contra vointei
mele ma facea sd iau partea necre.
dincioasei.
Val! - reluai dupa 0 clipa
de tacere, e. foarte adcvarat ca sunt
victima celei mai lase din toate vic
leniile! Da, nrmai plIngfnd de
ciuda, vaz bine ca nu sunt de
cit un copil. Nu-i costa mimic ca sd
mi insele buna credinta9 Stu in
sd ce trebue sd fac ca sa ma razbun.
Tata vru sa site care-mi era pla-
|nul.
- Am sa ma due in Paris, lam
|zis, - am sd dau foe easel lui de
b. s. 81 am sal arr de viu, pc el 81
pc 'nselatoarea Manon.
ApFinderea aeeasta il facu sa RI
al pc tata care lua masuri sd flu 81
mai dc-aproape pazit in inchisoarea
mea.
Am stat asffel sase luni 81 cele
Edintfi mn mi s an schinbat aproape
de loc dispoltiile.
Toate sentimentele mels MI erau
de cit o alternative vecinica de ura
81 iuhire, de spssanta q desnxd xdsj-
de dupa chipll num B[snonNse 1nf4r
stiss g1ndului men.
Aci nj SiHtyezafsam IA "a de cit
'pe cea mai dragalaye dintJe tsatc
fetele II nauream de dortil ~ ! D
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-22
I N v I T A R E.

SocietAtca romina de ajutor 81
enltura DIR. Constantin Angeles
cu'' din Cleveland, Ohio, are o.
noarea a invita- pc toate surorile
| Societati, Cluburi 81 Parochii, pre-
cum 81 pc toti fratii Romini din
loc 81 jur a lua parte la Marca
serbarc nationala, imprennata GU
manifcstatie, teatru dams 81 ban
chet, care sc va aranja ell ocaziu-
nea sfintirei drapelelor Secieta-
til Dumineca. Is Iulic 1918, in
hala Societatii ,,R. Carpatina"
din 1903 West 5S-th Street.
Programul serbarei:
La orcle 8 a. m. toti membrii
Societatii DIR. C. Angelescu"
impreuna Gu onoratii reprezcn-
tanti Sc vor intruni in hala Socie-
tatii din 6131 st. Clair Ave-, de
unde Sc va forma convoiul, care
va parcurge pc st. Clair pima la
+. 40-th Street, de unde vom lua
street carul special pima la w.
38 81 Detroit Ave-, undc sc va
reforma convoiul 81 va merge pc
Detroit Ave. pima la biscrica ST.
Maria, unde sc va savirsi actul
sfintirei din partea preotilor T..
Rosca 81 A. Hategan. Dupa actul
sfintirei convoiul din nou Sc va
aranja 81 va parcurge pc strazile
w. 65, Herman, w. SO, Tillman,
w. 45, Detroit 81 pc al 58-lea Str.
la vale pima in colt GU SO 81 Case
Ave-, unde sc va fotografia ma
nifestatiunea.
Convoiul va fl format in fclu1
urmator: PrcScdintcle aranjatOr;
Muzica vcstitului Cassian; Calu-
serii Societatii; Comitetul femei-
lor RomfneN in uniforma Crucei
Rosie; Reprezentantii Uniunei 81
al Intstitului Tipografic; Auto
mobilul ell reprezentantii de la
ambasada Romina din Washing
ton, D. c.; Autoritatile orasului !;
NASH steagurilor 81 preotii vor
lua parte; Societatile straine ca
re vor fl la locul de frunte; So
cietatile romine care nh apartin
Uniunei li-se va da locul dupa .ce-
le straine, dupa vechime spre a
li-se da locul de cinste; Muzica
romfna de sub conducerea dior
Lacatus 81 Fintea; Societatile din
Uniune vor merge dupa numarul
care IL au in Uniune; Drapelele
Societatii DIR. G. Angelescu'' pi-
ma la biserica vor merge in frun-
te, lar dnpa actul sfintirei vor fl
tocmai la urma convoiului; dupa
aceia vor urma automobilcle Gu
oaspetii; dupa defilare convoiul
Sc va re1ntoarce la hala Societa-
til ,,R. Carpatina" din 1903 West
58-lea Street, unde Sc va servi
banchetul obisnuit la astfel de o.
caziuni. in dccursul banchetului
| Sc vor tinea mai multe vorbiri O.
cazionale din partea onoratilor
reprezentanti.
Pretul de intrare la banchet
$50 de persoana.
Pogramul de seara:
fnceputul productiei teatrale
precis la orele 7 seara.
Teatrul Sc va da sub conduce-
rea d-lui I. N. Demian.
/ !. Cuvint de deschidere din
partea presedintelui aranjator
d-nul N. Toma.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-22

lie povesti despre femeia acceia
saraca 81 le spuse ca la dat nl-
TINA radacina ce avca. La anzul
accstei noutati parintii lui sd sill.
parara foartc rau, crezind ca m,
mai are nici I'm miiloc ca sd vim.
dece fata Tarului.
(Va urma).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-22
ATENTfUNE.

Prin aceasta fac cunoscut tu-
turor acelor membrii al societatii
,,Rominul Ardelean'' din Cleve-
land, Ohio, care membrii de pre-
zent sunt prin alte orase, sa nu
mai trimita la adresa mea bani,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-03-23
Enemy Opens Up Terrific -uo1r Bombardment
Which Shakes Houses lin England In. ~
creaeed Fire Extends Along Wide
Section of Western Front
Americans Join With Frenchsin Another:Raid on
Hun Trenches, Penetrating Hun LineltolSomea
Distance, Following Concentrated Bar
rage Fire-Raid Lasts Forty Minutes
(By The Associated Press

LONDON, March 21--The Germans, shortly before dawn
this morning began heavy bombardment wide section
on the British 'front.' it officially announced 1t against
the whole from the Vendeu region south of St Quentin
0 the Scarpe River.
heard at other the of England
Doors windows and houses shaken by the heavy
concussons.
firing began about three o'clock this morning and last
ed until
No Change On Western Front.
There is however change in the military situation
western front Small raids occurring here and there but
the the activity has been confined to artillery lombard
es Artillery operations also predominant the Italian front
Americans in Handto-H Hand Raid Against Huns.
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN FRANCE, "Wednesday
American troops the sector east of Luneve participated
raid tonight the German trenches penetrating the
to distance. Handto-hand fighting ensued.
The raiders returned to the American lines after about forty
minutes. Further details unavailable at this hour.
The raid carried conjunction with the French af
ter brief but intensive barrage The Germans retaated with
heavy fire of and high explosive shells the American bat
teres
Secretary Baker Completes Inspection at Front.
Secretary of War Baker has completed his inspection of the
American Army in France
LONDON March 21-The British successfully raded the
machine well taking prisoners An attempted raid
py the Germans near Armenterres repulsed
PARIS, wednesday, strong attack made today
against the French positions Woee the War Office
ttu the enemy driven back after spirited fighting.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-03-23
GERMAN FIRING LAST NIGHT HEARD AT DOVER
TWO BARELY ESCAPE
DEATH IN CISTERN
MISS ANNA BuRGE7 AND MISS
ANDERSON DROPPED INTO
WATER BY CAVE.lN.

An escape from death in their els
tern by foot was the terrifying ex-
perience of MISS NJ Anna Burger.
West Race street, and young Miss
Blanche Anderson, who lives with
Miss Burger. at their home about 3
O'Clock this m6fnmg when one side
OF a brickarched cistern gave way
under them and dropped them bodily
into the e.even feet OF water benea h.
Quick response by neighbors to their
cries for help was the only thing that
saved them.
Miss Burger had gone to the els
tern to draw up water by hand, and
Miss Anderson followed her close to
help. When just about ready to drop
the bucket in, the arch on which they
were both standing gave way. and
without any warning they were let
into the water which was about a
foot below the level of the ground
Because of the depth they were I'M
able TO touch the bottom; but Miss
Burger had the presence OF mind to
catch to the top OF the remainder of
the arch with her right hani and to
grasp Miss Anderson with her eft.
at the same time steadying herself
with one foot against side OF the els.
tern. Her hold could not have last.
ed long, however; and ff the neigh.
bors had not hurried to their assist.
ance, both would have gone down.
Boh of the ladies' screamed. and in
less than miAnte. assistance was OF
hand Mr.. John f, Powell, who lives
next door, with some Of the ladies
near there, helped PIN them out to
safety.
Aside from the shock and the sud
den bath they were not injured.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-03-23
lsNTiNo AMONG THE HOLY
HILLS.


On Thursday evening of this week
AZ o'clock, DIR. w. G. Taylor will
N0AFer lecture in the First Baptist
VAurch auditorium on his travels in
.Ae Holy Land With party of
Aieiids he visited nearly every his
1Oic place in Palestine, made obser
'stions Of the habits of the people,
'OoA notes and is familiar with near
eVery point taken or occupied by
e british army in its present cam
palgns. Every one is interested in
.He British campaigns in Palestine,
~ 'Ais lecture covers much of the
s'0uhd of the present course of the
.ssSons in the Sunday schools. While
lecture will have the character OF
- e''iinment it will bring fund OF
~, Oflnation at first hand that is not
u IN the books. DIR. Tays8r will
s @ his address particularly il
ninating for all who are interested
! the history of the Bible and Of our
10 3ts p1
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-03-23
MAJOR SHAFFER
LANDS IN FRANCE
LOCAL OY, NOW EXPERT DiETE
TiAN WITH u. S. ARMY,
SAFE ABROAD.

Word was received here yesterday
by MIR. and Mrs. j. f.. Shaffer, East
King street, that their son, Major
Phillip A. Shaffer, M. o. r., hal ar.
rived safely in France.
Major Shaffer was formerly dean OF
the Medical School ait Washington
University, st. Louis, but volunteer
ed his services shortly after the war
began. He was detailed TO make a
study of diets in the camps of This
country. and until he sailed during
February for France he was engaged
in this work. His experience will now
be utilized with the Expeditionary
Forces. He is classed as an expert
dietitian," and shares with one other
expert the distinction of being the
Army adviser in the matter of food.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-03-23
TRUCK ARMY FLEET
HALTS HERE OVER NIGHT

A fleet of nine Army indiana motor
trucks, bound for Statesyille, N. c.,
from the Indiana truck factory at
Marion, Indiana, arrived here early
last evening, and resumed its journey
at a. m. today. The trucks were
parked on West John street between
Raleigh and Winchester avenue and
covered practically one side OF the
entire block. They were driven by
nine mechanics in charge of one fore.
man. Three of them carried a sec
ond truck, while the first one carried
a passenger car.
Before leaving this morning they
stocked up with nearly 200 gallons
of gas at the National Garage and a
considerable amount of Oil
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-03-23
1OOREGISTRANTS
CALLED Up BEFORE
THE DRAFT BOARD
HALF THAT NUMBER REPORT
TODAY FOR PHYSICAL
EXAMINATION.
800 BERKELEY FOUNTAINS HAVE
BEEN PLACED IN GLASS
ONE.
MEN TO REPORT APRIL 2 Ex
PECTED TO GO TO CAMP
LEE.

Fifty registrants. all in Glass /, are
being examined in the county court
house today by the Local Draft
Board. Fifty per cent of that num-
Der reported this morning and the
remainder this afternoon The same
number will report tomorrow.
The local board has received no
call for men, save the twenty-five to
leave on April 2, but by examining
registrants ahead of time they can
be ready TO enrain any number the
Government might name within a
short time.
II became known today that out of
the to,al registration in Berkeley coun-
ty of nearly 2.100, about $50 have
been placed in Glass 1. This includes
the men now at Camp Lee. According
to these figures it will no doubt be
long time before the local board
wild find il necessary ITO go out of
Class l for men, unless instructed to
do se by the government, when men
of special Industrial qualifications are
needed
While the local board has received
no word as TO which camp the reg.
istrants 10 be entrained on April 2
are to go, it is expected that Camp
Lee will be the place. Judging by the
hour at which the men will be sent
away. Word from Camp Lee states
that preparations are being made to
prepare for more than 1900 men who
are to be sent from West Virginia,
and this is evidence sufficient to
prove the destination Of the local reg.
istrants.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-03-23
c. B. WILTSHIRE TO
MAKE COUNCIL RACE
GIVES IN TO POPULAR DEMAND
AND WILL STAND FOR RE-
NOMINAL ION.

The announcement that Councilman
G. b. VIII shire, Public Square. would
stand for a denomination at the pri-
maffes on April was authorized this
morning He Is Glowing his name to
be used subject to the action of the
Democratic parry at the primaries, in
selecting it's candidate from the sec.
ond ward.
Mr.. Wiltshire has refused consist
emily until today to agree to run.
1t was learned his morning, however,
that his friends, In and out Of the
ward, had besought him so strslu-
ously TO make the race again that he
mad finally consented.
Mr. Wiltshire Is iust finishing his
first term as councilman.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-03-23
EXPLOSION ABOARD j. S.
DESTROYER INJURIES Il
(sy The Associated press.)

WASHINGTON, March 2l.-An ex-
plosion Of a depth charge aboard the
American destroyer "Manley" when
The vessel colltded with British war.
ship in European waters on March
10 killed the American commander
1t. ilichard n Elliott, Jr., OF New
York, three enlisted men and wound.
ed e.even others, seven of them Sc
riously. Both ships were damaged.
In announcing the accident today
the Navy Department gave no fur.
Their details and, withheld the loca-
sion.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-03-23
Germans Lose 4
Ships in Battle
Off Dunkirk TOddy
(5y The Associated Press.)

LONDON, March 21--Two enemy
dsstroyers and two enemy torpedo
boats were sunk by force of five
British and French destroyers today.
the Admiralty announces. One British
destroyer was damaged only
The damage occurred off Dunkirk
this morning. The British casualties
were slight, and there were no French
casualties.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-03-23
THAT 5AckACHE SPELLS DAN.
GERt
Action Today May Save Martinsbur1
People Future Misery.

Action Today May Save Martinsbur1
People Future Misery.
a bad back isn't bad thing II it
serves as warning Of hidden kid
ney disorders, Kidney diseases are
irighhkrby common today. We over
do so much We don't give the kid.
neys a chance to rest up, and while
bad back, some urinary disorder.
an occasional dizzy speIl or q persis-
tent headache may be the only OUT
ward sign, the Kidney trouble that is
behind 1t may be overlooked or neg
lected. Put your signs to use. Taxa
Them as warnings. Fight OFF kidney
weakness 1T takes only slight
Bladder disorder to start case &c
Ia al Bright's disease, from which
100000 people die in the United
States every year. Prompt treat
ment at lirsttfat's all that's neces-
Sary to keep the kidneys turning into
gravel dropsy, govt. heart trouble
or Brights, Use Doan's Kidney
Pilla--jlhe oldest. the most widely
used, the bestrecommended Kidney
PIN. Fifty thousand Americans
recommend them publicly Here's
one Martinsbnrg case:
Jacob Entler, retired farmer ard
butcher, $40 S. Raleigh St, says: Il
butcher, 80 s. Raleigh St, says: -
haze uaed Doan's Kidney Pills on
different occasions and haze f1and
them splendid remedy for. weak
and disordered kidneys When my
back has ached or when those sharp
pains have pierced the small of my
back | have used Doan's Kidney
pills This medicine has always
given splendid results, Kidding me Of
the pain and strengthening my back
each time"
Price soc. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a Kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills--the same that
Mr.. Enler had. Foster Milburn Co,
Mlgrs., Buffalo, ~ Y.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-03-23
LACY HELD FOR u. S.
COURT AT WHEELING

Merritt b. Lacy, who wes arrest
ed last Saturday in the mountains
about eight miles from Hedgesyille,
was given a hearing yesterday by U.
s. Commissioner H. A. Downs and
held for the term of Federal court at
Wheeling in May. He was remanded
to the local Jail TO await being taken
TO Wheeling. Lacy was charged with
violating the espionage act.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-03-23
FIND WH|SKEy, BEER
& ALCOHOL ON MAN
n. o. TRIPLE, FROM VIRGINIA,
ARRESTED ON PIKE THIS
AFTERNOON.

Local policemen this afternoon
made big haul for the Federal and
State authorities when they arrest
ed f. O. Triple, hailing from Rock
Enon. Virginia, on the edge Of town
with the following personal property;
u bottles of beer
quarts of whislcey
3 quarts OF alcohol
" pint whiskey
They arrested him for running into
Harry J. Ptizer, and the va1uables
were found accidentally in bls Ford
touring car. Officers Hough, Riddle
and Selbert made the arrest about
800
Triple was bound for Winchester
in the car which belongs to Fred
Foreman, at the Rouss Garage in Win
chester 1t was mott explained which
one was on the wrong side OF the
road, but in any event call for the
police was sent in and they hurried
to the little bridge on The Winchester
pike where they arrested Triple He
was brought back here, and lodged
in Jail to await a hearing.
His possessions are apparently a
violation Of both State and Federal
laws, and he will be held for their
action.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-03-23
c. JOSEPH SHAFFER GOES
TO TEXAS FOR AVIATION

AIR. G. Joseph Shaffer, son of Mr..
and Mrs. J.. H. Shaffer, East King
street, has arrived ait Kelly Field,
san Antonio, Tex, for training with
'he aviation corps there. He volun-
teered last week, was examined and
accepted in Baltimore, and sent to
eo4umbus, Ohio, from which point he
was forwarded to Texas. Mr. Shaffer
save up his work as a student al
'norgantown to get into the service.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-03-23
Dutch SHIPS WILL
OFFSET U-L0SSES
CAPTURED TONNAGE, WITH s
MILLION TONS NEW SHIPPING,
EASES SITUATION.
(By The Associated Press.)


The seizure OF the Dutch vessels
by the United States and Great Brit
and their use for Allied purposes
will reduce materially the net Allied
losses due to submarines and mines.
A British government statement is
sued in Washington today gives the
gross loss to January l, 1913 as H.
S27,572 dons; the net loss as 2,600,000
tons. The Dutch shippink taken over
aggregates 100000 tons, and to make
up the deficiency in world tonnage
due to German ruthlessness, 100000
tons of new ships has been built by
The Allied and neutral countries since
the beginning of the war, and $780,
600 million tons of German and Aus
trian ships have been seized by the
allied countries.
viii Garry Food for Allies.
WASHINGTON, March 21.-The
Dutch shipping seized last night in
American ports will be put into ser
vice as soon as 1T can be made ready
for sea and the oargoes loaded, it was
announced today. The vessels viii be
armed by the Navy Department.
Most of the ships will go into trans
Atlantic service, transporting food for
the Allies. Some OF the ships, unfit
ted for cargo work, may be used as
transports.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-03-23
MR. BOYER IMPROVES.

Word from Bunker Hill today states
that the condition of c. W. Boyer.
prominent orchardist of this county,
who was taken III last Saturday, is
improving, and is now able TO walk
about his home AT first his illness
was regarded as very critical.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-03-23

To feel strong, have good appetite
and digestion, a'eep soundIy and en-
Joy life, use Burdock Blood Bitters,
the family system tonic. Price, 1928
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-03-23
DRESS SALE.

The ladies OF Maftinsburg not at.
tending the Sample Dress Sale at
cur store on either Friday, Saturday
or Monday, will miss the greatest
bargain ever offered. Price reductions
of 20 per cent are offered on Spring
and Easter Dresses. E. GARNER, lat
n Jueen St. 8 20 ct p1
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-03-23
DONATE ARTICLES TO
CHILDREN OF ALLIES

A collection OF articles which has
been donated by the children OF the
John Street school to the Belgian and
French children Is on exhibition in
the window of Charles e. Thompson,
Sorh Queen street.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-03-23
BUSHEL BASKETS.

We viii be pleased to give you 4uo-
tations for immediate delivery in car
lots. HENSHAw. HOLLIS & co.
10 2t p1
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-03-23
oRcHARDlsTs!

Buy your bushel baskets now.
Quotations gladly given. HENSHAW,
HOLLIS & co. 3 10 ct p1
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-03-23
viii Carry Food for Allies.

Turn out in full force for the big
concert by 20 girls at the ~" Friday
night. Admission IS cents. 1p Its
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-03-23

Hear the Hood College Gee Club
at the "Y' on Friday night 1p ct