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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-08-09
HANDS IT TO RINGsTERs.
Starksville News.

Starksville News.
The able editor of the Green,
County Herald who is a supporter
of Senator Vardaman. hands it to
few ringsters IN that county WHIT
have been trying to dictate to hin
who to support in the present cam
paign for U. S Senator, as follows:
THE editor of this paper
would be lacking in moral cour-
and forfeit the goodlv esteem of
his best friends and strongest
admirers as writer if were to
SO stultifv our conscience as to
heed the attempted dictation of
a few ringsters in Greene County
and allow them to force us to
make change IN our choice for
United states Senator in the
present race. Gentlemen, YOU
never figured farther from a true
result in your lives than believ-
ing YOU could drive me to be de-
livered' for your chIeftain in
this runoff. Our opinion was made
up months ago as to whom we
would support in the present cam
paign and we think that we have
shown that we have the backbone
to stand by it, sink or swim and
our friends are telling US almost
everyday that we shall not come
to any real hsrm in the long run.
The Herald had thought that the
dav of ring rule in Greene County
had passed and hopes so yet, but
possibly not. Depend on it,
passing events will show, if it
comes to that, that we do not
stand alone in uncompromising
opposition to such a condition
fastening itself with boldness on
to the political life of this good
old county"
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-08-09
TRYING TO DISCREDIT US.

Another one of our ditorials-thls
one entitled, Only Four Years Ago
was given full column of space In
last weeks edition of the Richton
Dispatch which was sent into this
county broadcast. Such editorial
was one written in the congressional
race four years ago and presented by
the Herald in the usual way as an
n u C e N emit accompanies -
Bro. Wilson is plum welcome to fill
up liberal portions of his editorial
space reproducing from the past
our editorials We understand ex-
actly why he is doing it and who is
figuring in that little. Does his ac-
tons mean to say that we could write
better stuff for his choice for United
States Senator, writing four years
ago than he can now with his man
having had that much more time to
develop in. That questi is pro.
yoked of course by this sudden taste
to reproduce our writings from
time when we were discussing a con
gressional candidate not running a.
gainst Vardaman but against smaller
sized timber. However, right here
let US again watt our brother our
xuolfopaipcy o0pnYlitnoo 70 400 80
much of our brains products raked
from the past as he wants to fill up
his editorial columns, and to also
drop this remark for his consdera-
ton: there is such thing as arrest
ed development in the mental mech
anisms of public men as in their ply
ical developmant-th word for it is:
ATRoPHY-if some ma n pays more
attention to practical politics after
having mastered the workings of
congress than he does to the delving
deep into the real lore of statesman
ship and so far fails however bright
OF promise, to grow up to Senatorial
size in a short span of wears, don't
blame US brother if we fail to prefer
HIM to sit in the Senate Cham Der to
man of giant mental mould like
Jas. X. Vardaman, of whom Missis-
sippi has produced few his peer liv-
ing or dead We do not say we
speak without hope for the future
but we do speak our plain sentiments
for the present and are only doing it
because smooth scheme of discredit-
ing us has been foisted upon our con-
stituency in the manner above des-
cribed in rebuttal against which we
are fully able to take care of our
selves without outside, help, advice |
or brain bQrrowlets.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-08-09
Advertisement.
+. Y. Brahan To The Voters.

MERIDIAN Miss my democrat
District
account the conditions sIiuhie and
times the
andge wthas
"ae'nem Know and SEE the Candidates n
My friends Of tn rtanu voulhtheca
"na 'ooeh directly with the o and
yer win ubpinas
as III
Dc fan employment and when Won
nexpence
10 this omce
Dsri toeet
wet
ask o
and ii appreciate hh
Yours truly,
semntl
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-08-09
Dawn of Light, Walnut Grove.

Dawn of Light, Walnut Grove.
| uotice some OF those fellows say
they are "agin" Vardaman because
he voted against the Ship Purchase
bill and they don't know any more a.
bout that bill than | do and l know
but very little, and not Que in DO can
tell you one thing about it. l have
asked several and never had one vet
to explain 1T. No, that is not it, Ev-
cry one have talked with was op-
posed to bun before the bill was ever
thought Of But they want some ex-
cuse and think that is big one,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-08-09

ing 10 WIN the war.
Tho Government urges
every man now EN-
ployed in useful work
to stick to his job.
Shifting about is costly
to all. But if a man is
out of work, or if he
feels that a change in
employment is neces-
sary, he is urged to con-
suit the U. S. Employ
ment Service.
To win the war the
Government must have
maximum production in
all war industries to
support our army in
France. Every worker
wants to do all he can
to help. Therefore the
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-08-09
Starksville News.

Every where Senator Vardaman
speaks large crowds are out to hear
him which goes to prove that he is
still admired and respected in spite
of all that he has been charged with
by those who are seeking his defeat.
The majority of the people are for
Vardaman because he has always
stood by them.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-08-09
FROM ok
Our,
EXCHANGES
Exchange.

Exchange,
Whenever a candidate begins to
say that you ought to vote for him,
because Mr.. Big Lawyer is for him,
and this Prominent Citizen is for
him, he has about run aground. Ev-
cry candidate ought to ask for cleo
ton on the grounds Of what be has
done, or is going to do. People are
not sheep, to vote as some old bell.
wether jumps.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-08-09
Yazoo Sen tinel.

The Opposition TO Ward aman are
going to get the surprise of their
lives on Aug. 20, when the people of
Mississippi will express their choice
for the U. S. Senate. Vardaman is
gong to be reelected by the larges,
majority ever given to a candidate
since the passage of the primary
law. The hope of second primary
will be but as the mirage in the des-
ert to their parched political tongues,
for Vardaman is going to beat them
both in the first primary so badly
that they will never be heard of a.
gain.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-08-09

service Enrolment Agents covering the the u
United States patriotic
all
and labor hecountry office agent
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-08-09
Don't Go to the Job That ''Isn't There

N to-day's eager rush for men there
\ is a tendency on the part of en-
ployers to call for workers before
the jobs are ready. This has resulted
IN loss of time and money TO workmen,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-08-09
Presidents Statement

Industry plays as essential and
honorable role in this great struggle
as do our military ornaments We
all recognize the truth Of this, but
We must also see its necessary i'm
plications namely, that industry,
doing a vital task for the nation,
must receive the support and as
sistanee Of the nation.
Therefore, solemnly urge all
employers engaged in war work TO
refrain after August Ist, 1918, from
recruiting unskiiled labor in any
manner except through this central
agency. urge labor TO respond as
loyalty as heretofore 10 any calls
issued by this agency for voluntary
enlistment in essential industry.
And | ask them both alike to re-
member that no sacrifice will have
been in vain, if we are able to
prove beyond all question that the
highest and best form Of efficiency
is the spontaneous cooperation of a
free people"
WOODROW WILSON.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-08-09

and mas crippled I'M
portant war industries.
In occasional instances
workers h a e b e n
drawn from all over the
country, and then be-
cause til c employers
had been premature in
tn cir recruiting, they
had to tell the men
I'VE may need you next
month. "
To do away with this
unnecessary shifting of
men, the Government
has organized the u. S.
Employment Service as
a part of the Depart
mant of Labor. 1t has
500 branch offices and
10000 U. S. Public
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-02-07
RHINE zprdvy.

Ma zabavu kterou pofadala do
maci straz sobotu Sc dOstavil vel
Ky pocet lidu a kazdy Sc dobfe pc
bavil. Hudbu obstarali domaci
muzikanti, ponevaG Mikotova or
kestra Sc sen nemohla dostati pro
snfh z Lakeport, coz sem oznami-
la pc telefonu.
Lide jenz podlehaji DAM z dI-
chodu mali jeste do Tho bfezna Ca
su vyplniti zpravu sv5ch pfijmd.
KIDD by chtel nejakou informaci
ohledne toho mdze dopsati ma
James Coffee, Collector, Aberdeen
S. d.
Ma farme Johna HlavaGe, ~
mill zapadn6 a l severne cd Utica
Sc Dude odbSvati ~licitace v Gtert
12ho dnora, phi ktere Sc prodajf 9
konf, SO kusn dobytka, so prasat,
farmerske stroje a jine veci.
John HlavaG, mattel. Adv.
Minulou sobotu Sc odb5vala re-
gistrace zen pres 16 let staff We
mestske SIM, a pc celych Spoi.
Statech. Registrace byla dobro-
volna a byl to spfse census zen a k
cemu Sc kazda hodi. Behem teto
valky, NIUE Sc z naroda wifi pres
til milliony mladSch muzn a ne
kdo must jejich mfsto pfevzfti. V
Anglii a Francii zeny nastoupily
mfsta a to same by Sc mohlo staff
zde.
Redfeld, Ma novou myslen-
ku, jak pfispeti ma cerveny kfiz,
pojali Tide We Sphinx okresu, tim
Re pc celem okresu ma jisty den Sc
shlukli a sli na-zajfce kterych
pry tam byla hojnost. Vsecky u
sdky polite pax prodali a penize
dali cervenemu kffzi.
Yankton, 1-Spolek farmern v
tonic okresu Sc rozhodnul posta-
viii svGj elevator v Yankton jak-
mile pocasi tomu dovolf.
V Dell Rapids, jisty muz byl ma
Iezen spitt ma mol, a ma zadost W.
ce obcann poGalo Sc vysetfovati,
vysledek jehoz byl, Re Bert Will
helm byl zatcen na obzalobu' Re
dial tomu muzi napiti silnejsiho sto
flu nez je voda a dan pod zaruku
$500 a drzan k zodpovednosti k
vyssimu soudu. Wilhelm Sc wynn
louval, re mu kofalku neprodal,
pouze dial mu ddkladne pfipiti ma
zdravicko.
Wagner, Wagner State Bank
phi sv6 vyrocnf schulz zvollil no.
We 1fedniky a Size II. G. Schnei-
der byl zvolen "a pfedsedu a +.
Nj. Nider "a mistopfedsedu. Tito
diva vykoupili podil w. G. Simp-
soma. S ID. Gable zustane kasi-
rem.
Zastfeni Kenneth Westa v Nit
chell O n6mz jsme pfinesli zpravu
minuly tyden, Sc stale nasledovne.
West sam patfil k domaci strait a
sam tn noe hlidal, ale kdyz jeho
misto nastoupil druhy, est JesLe
S Jednim Jej chteli p~ostrasit, u pfi-
kradnuvse Sc "a nej We time, West
chtel Ia mel hodit snehovou kouli.
Strazce MAZE "a to, re jest napa-
den nejak5m Nemcem, stfelil a
trefil Westa do srdce. Jest to o.
pet dOklad nerozumu straseni ne
koko, coz mnohdy vede k tragic
kym koncum.
Mile pfekvapeni bylo usporada-
no ma staficke manzele Volt. Wag
nerovi v jejich obydli krevnymi
p%fibuznymi v pondeli vecer, pra-
We ma den 50-let6ho v5roci jejich
shatku. Jejich synovec +. A.
Wagner oznamilo 1Gel schlzky v
kratsi feti a pax Jim daroval $50
We zlate co upominku a symbol je-
jich zlate svatby. Velmi peknou
rec ma to mel dustp. ChudaGek Il
pax vsichni Jim pfali vseho dobra
a iest6 mnoho let zivota. Oslaven
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-02-07

-
SVEN domov&, 3 mile IA Jill cd
Lakeport, pr. FIR. Pokorn5ho We
staff SO let ma mrtvici. Pohfeb
Sc odbtval v pondeli ma katolic
KEN hfbitov9 II Lakeport "a hoj-
neho uGastenstvi Obfady vykonal
Msgr. Bouska. Zesnula asi pred
rokem oslepla ma jedno oko a asi
pred dvema mesici ma druhe. Ma
rodila Sc v Male Chyszce, kraj Ia
Dor v Cechach a do teto zeme Sc
SWIM manzelem pfistala pred 32
roxy. On zabral domovinu 3 mi
le ma Jill cd Lakeport. Zanechava
zde manzela, ctyry syny: Josefa
Franka, Mateie a AntOna, a til
dcery: pr. John A. Horacka, pr.
James Gleicha, a pi. Jos. Gleicha.
Jedna dcera jenz byla provdana
"a j. A. Kaisera zemfela pred Ctr
nacti dino.
Lesterville, 4-Mipule pond9li
zemfel zde starr osadnik Josef LAS
toupil ma zanet Pile We staff IA ro-
XII. Pohfben byl ma polsktm ka-
tolickym hfbitove jizne cd mesta
We stfedu. Obfady v kostele a ma
hfbitove vykonal dIstp. Chuda-
eek. Zesnuly Sc narodil, v &C.
chach a do teto zeme pfijel pred
AZ roxy a zabral hned pozemek 2
u mile vSchodne cd Lesterville.
Zanechava zde m~anzelku, jednoho
syna a dive dcery, pr. John G. Kre
mera a svobodnou dceru Annu.-
Zdejsfmu lekarnikovi C~arlsonovi
nekdo v patek nabarvil lekarnu
zlutou barvou, co odznak jeho pro
nemcourske sympatie. Carlson
je zufivfm socialistou a pon6vaG
tato strana v teto zemi Sc zvrhIa a
jest ovladana nemeck5mi socialis-
ty, mnozi telnejsi Glenove t6 stra-
ny z nj vystoupili. Ovsem k t6to
strane sc smahem pfidavaji Nemci
vsech poiitickSch vyznanf, Ma lep,
Re chce tato strana okamzity mir
u odzbrojenf, ale Nemecko muze
zbrojit. Tim padem by tato zeme
Sc 1plne podala Nemecku. Redak
tor v Utica ~odporucuje natfiti
Carlsona dehtem a perrin. &C.
81 by ovsem NELL Carlsona podpo-
rovati, a Polaci tez. Jinak mu ne
DAFT ma jevo sve dznani. Vlastne
by Cesi NELL podporovati kazdeho
jehoz sympatie jsou nemeck6.
Dramaticky odbor Sokola sehra
je podruhe "CernS kfiz v lese",
We spolkove SIM, 10 1nora. To
da p~filezitost tenn, jenz hru newt
deli zde poprv6, a tenn ktefi by il
jeste jednou radi videli. Cist5 W
tezek Dude rozdelen, a polovic
pfijde Svazu Cesk5ch Katolfkn a
polovic Ceskemu Narodnfmu Sdru
zenf. Hra tato Dude tez podana
We Wagner, Tho dnora a kazdy
tamni Czech by mel Sc dostaviti.
V Tyndall mela byti dana 30 ledna
ale vybor cd sine 81 neopatfil licen
81 kterou zakon v~yzaduje, a drama
tickemu odboru bylo oznameno,
re neni MONA sin propujciti pro
divadlo nasledkem toho, ackoliv
Dyly jiz plakaty II vse oznameno a
sin pred tim Jim pronajmuta.
Frank kostel a jehO manzelka
Sc nastehovali do sve move residen
ce a zrfdf zde svuj domov. Pred
lety p. hostel zabral domovinu v
Chas Mix okresu a pomohl 81 tam
k slusnemu majetku, a nyni Sc S
manzelkou vratil zpet do domova
sveho mladf kde ztravi staff v Cd
pocinku. Vitame je mezi mas.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-01
ADVISORY BOARD IS
NOT MEETING TODAY
But Sessions win Be Resumed
/, Tomorrow Morning.

Today, being New Near's and a
legal holiday, there was no session Of
the legal advisory board. The SEES
sions will be resumed tomorrow
morning, when II is expected that
there will be another rush OF drafted
men to fill out the questionable
blanks. II should be borne in mind
by the drafted men that they are re-
auiIed 10 present themselves before
Ithe board within seven days from
the date they receive notice from the
exemption board and that if they fail
to do this, they will be placed on the
delinquent list Ali delinquenls'
names are given TO the sheriff, the
police and the ccnstables. and the
Officers are instructed to bring the
| men before the board. Should any
delinquent fail to present himself
within the five days, his case is then
I cited to the government military au-
/ thorities. and the matter assumes a
more serious aspect Come in early
and do net attempt to fill out the
blanks without the assistance of a
member Of the advisory board
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-01
ANNUAL CLASSIC AT
Y. M. C. A. TONIGHT
"Y" Quint and AIumnae Will
Clash For H0nors.

Basketball fans who have been
looking forward 10 the annual classic
between the Alumnac and High School
teams will not be disappointed this
year. although the Y NJ C. A. Ave
and not the local High will be met.
Many followers Of former High
teams will be able TO see their fav-
orites in action once lore-members
Of combinations that brought innum-
cradle victories 10 the Orange and
Black standard during the Hannls
regime. Seibert will ably take care
OF the pivot position for the Alumnae
and he has been doing this season
for the Y HE will be opposed by
County Agent Paul Teal the shining
! light in the Y M. G A.--,Ar-Star game
OF Saturday night The forward pot
sitions for the Alumnae will be occu-
lpied by either Carr Baker or Ham
mann. anyone CT whom is in tip top
condition TO give a good account Of
themselves. Ndlr mas Oeeh TfOi
Keib's running mate for the Y Baker
starred last year for Army and Navy
Prep and Hammann has been holding
down forward position on the fresh
man team Of Carnegie Tech. Their
mighty bulwarks OF defence will be
Snyder and Trump, heroes Of many
thrilling encounters, now aspirants
for W. v. U. honors, and Daiuto, Of
last years FIVE, now q candidate for
a position on the w g. L. quint For
the Y, Professors Kieb and Bittle will
be in their usual positions, as well
as Count Dooley, the VS. sensational
running guard, assisted by Perry,
Hollis and Mason. Enthusiasts do not
want to miss this classical event,
(which will take place New Years
night At 5 p m. Admission IS and
IS cents.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-01
US. Will Increase Pay
OF The Railroad Men
HAPPY NEW YEARS
TO JOURNAL FAMILY

Today the world enters upon the
new year OF 1918, with all of its pos
sibilities, and the Journal, which is
being issued at an earlier hour in
order to give its employees a holiday.
wishes all of its readers Happy
New Year.
All of us have had our trials and
tribulations in the past year; we
have made numerous little mistakes,
let's today resolve to profit by the
past and do better in the future
The world is bleeding from war
fare; our nation has plunged into
the fray on what we believe to be the
side of justice and humanity; many
Of our sons are either in the conflict
or are being prepared for 1t. See
that we cheer them on and give them
smile. We back home have our
"bit'' to do and let US do 1t with all
our might.
Martlnsburg and Berkeley county
have had one of the most prosperous
years in their history. May the new
year bring US continued health,
wealth and happiness. and may all
unite in a solid front to support our
country and our flag
Our hope is that in the wisdom Of
the merciful Creator of this puny
universe mankind has been suffi,
ciently punished for its manifold
sins and that it will be His viii to
stop the savage strife long before
the new year energies from its in.
fancy.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-01
POPULAR ARMY MAN
LEAVES FOR CAMP
Major George H. Viewer Spent
Holidays With Family Here.

Major George l.. Viewer Of tho
15Oth IT, S. Inf. formerly captain OF
Co. +. of West Virginia National
Guards. who has been spending the
holidays with his family on South
Raleigh street left to join his com
mand at Camp Shelby, Miss. Major
Viewers visit TO his home town has
been one of interest, not only to his
family and relatives, but to his
great army Of friends and well wish.
ers, Ever since the departure OF his
old company Major Viewers progress
has been watched with qualification
and he leaves Martinsburg for the
southern camp with the best wishes
of all for further advancement in
army circles and safe and sound
return TO the peaceful life of civi,
lian after the close OF hostilities, and
the recollections of military career
honorable to himself and the old
town which feels pardonable pride
In her distinguished son.
Mrs Viewer accompanied the Ma
jon as far as Washington.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-01
Huns Trading
War Prisoners
Just Like Cattle

Amsterdam, Jan. Ian advertise
mento an extraordinary nature ap-
pears in the Deutsche Tageszeitung
1t is headed Exchange" and reads as
follows:
Fifty Polish workers GO men and
30 glrls) will be exchanged for an
equal number of others.
This, of course. may be a compare
lively small matter. after all the
crimes committed in Kulturs name,
but such brazen piece OF slave
dealing reads curiously beside the
numerous Junker declarations being
made in these days that German hui
manlty is rescuing the Poles from
Russian seffdom.
The advertisement draws protest
from the Berliner Tageblatt, under
the heading Of THE Modern Slave
Market so il exclaims, go per,
sons are TO be exchanged like so many
cattle They have been consulted
about their fate just about as much
as so many cows or draught oxen
wuold be-
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-01
Despite Frost Bites, They Hike
Cheertully Along.
TEMPERATURE IN FRANCE
DROPS CLOSE 70 ZERO
Greatest Trouble Experienced
BY the Americans Is to Get
Dry Wood For res--French
Officer Praises Boys.

With tho American Army in
France, ian. Hikes through near.
zero weather and three feet OF snow
are giving tho American soldiers
real taste Of the rigors OF army life.
A holiday dullncss has settled
down over the entire camp. The
greatest activity Ia being reported
from the hospitals. which ara fllhng
up with cases OF frostbite. chilblains
and pneumonia. caused by tho In
tense cold. The thermometer went
down to flve degreeh above zero.
Plod Through Snow.
Hugo snowdrIfts add To the difIl-
culties OF troops on the hike. but TIM
men arc accepting tho hardships
cheerfully and plod through the
snow with fewer stragglers than
during the wet weather last month";
The chief complaint is over tho
difficulty Of getting dry wood for tho
Ares. The automobile trucks arc
having 2 hard time getting throngl,
and the roads In the territory In
which maneuyers arc being carried
out arc marked by Ions lines d
stalled lorries and ambulances. Thu
mules drawing the supply tra:as fire..
quently slide from the road D1(
bitches and the drivers. n,
their ability to turn the ai1
tho least propagation extq
seIyes 10 'hs hase delight q o.
passing doughboys, A Missouri
mule, stuck In snowdrIgt With his
heels going like piston rods. Is an az
fair to DO handled gingerly.
The Americans are showing steady
Improvement and high French OH
fcer who has been In camp looking
them over praised highly their sold
ierly qualities
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-01
NO 10 PER CENT
INCREASE HERE
Berkeley, Morgan and Jcffer-
son Not In Affected Area.

Although the West Virginia Associ.
alton oflFirei Underwriters announcer
another ten per cent increase Ia IN.
surance rates ire same will not AZ.
feet Martinsburg and these three
counties, despite the publication Of 1
news item to that effect in Mondays
issue OF this paper. berkeley. Nor.
gan and Jefferson are not included ia
tho West Virginia Association, but
are in what is known as the Middia
Departments and, consequently the
increase is not applicable here.
Therefore It will not be necessary ID
bother the local insurance men with
queries as to any presurnable III.
crease in this section
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-01
LEFTY CLARKE HERE
FOR A BRIEF VISIT

Allen Lefty Clarke. Of Clarkes.
vile. Md. star sonthpaw liurler Of
tae Martinsburg BAH team last year
and prospective bombthrower for
Uncle Sam. dropped into the city
yesterday to see old friends, and after
circulating around until this morning
dropped out again. Lefty" says he
hasn't been away from the farm all
winter. but has put in his spare time
practicing throwing snow-bombs at
imaginary Huns, until he has gotten
perfect control. He is looking well
and is in the pink of condition.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-01
DANIEL PITCHER HAD
NARROW ESCAPE SUNDAY

Daniel Pitcher who drives Ave
passenger Ford car between vii
Transport and Martinsburg. had a
Very narrow escape from serious in,
jury sunday when the steering gear
on his car broke, running It into a
telegraph pole. There were four
passengers beside himself In the car
at the time Of the accident. but they
all escaped uninjured. Aside from
the damage to tho steering gear, the
car was not hurt, and after slight re-
pairs they Were able to resume their
journey to Martinsburg.