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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-02

Pauuito.-Si listed no siente verda-
dero carino por esa n.uchacha, dele
Ia eH paz. Esta muy arraigada en-
ire los homhres Ia idea de que no de-
be desa9rovechars nirgraa oeasi6n de
'fiirtca~" con una mujer. especial
~rea-e ccardo cs,a 50 insinGa, pero
r~d& hay mas iuicGo rue esa idca.
PEE vrto8 cue auraue II sieMte ca
rho 9cr esq seIorita. oicn pudiera
s-~ Que al ,r2-arla n~acicra csc SEN
rr,icaJo. y cue. como ella lc he he
cho vivaz denoStraciones dc afecto,
no sabe listed ;; Seria POGO d~ecoro-
@" TO declararse.
10 d~ecoroso. 10 digno. en- estoS ca
sos es obrar De acuerdo con los I'M
pulsos del corazon ' no hacer eXpe-
rimentos que podrian tener fatales
resultados para Ia persona n quien
Sc hacen. 81 listed Sc le Geclarara '
desoues DC hacerla concebir grandes
iluSiones tuviera que abandonarla
porque no sinti6 carino por ella, ha-
Dria causado un dano muy grande.
Y no divide que "a Ia mujer no debe
hacersele daHo nj con el petalo de
una rosa"
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Con POGO dinero deste-
rrara I'd. Ia caspa y
evitara que Sc lie
caiga Ell pelo
:Salve su pelo, :Hagaio espeso, On
dulante Y hermOso, probando
este,

El pelo escaso, quebradizo, desco-
lorido Y aspero, es una muda eviden-
cia de una cabeza d~escuidada, de cas-
pa ' de 10 que es peor de desaseo.
No hay NADIA tan Instructor para el
pelo como la caspa. Esto lie quita su
brillo, su fuerza Y su verdadera vida.
Algunas wees produce ligeros acce-
sos de fiebre V ~picazones en- la cabe-
"a, a las que ST no Sc les pone rene
do a tempo, ocasionan n enferme-
dad en- las raices del cabello. que
empiezan por debilitarse hasta que
mueren, Y entonces el pelo empieza a
caerse violentamente. Una poquita
de ~"Danderine." esta noche, ahora o
en- cualquier tempo, salvara con to-
ia seguridad 81 cabello.
Compre una botella de "Knowi-
tons D~anderine," en- cualquier boti-
ca o perfumeria, Y despues de Ia pri-
mera aplicaci6n, su cabello volvera
a Ia vida, tomando csc brillo Y ex-
h~uberancia, que 10 hace tan hermoso.
Sc ccnvertira en- ondulante Y suave,
Y reaparecera con abmdancia, con
IN Incompatible lustre y suavidad;
pero 10 que mas le agradara a listed,
es notar despues de usarlo unas GUAM
tas semanas, que aparece una mata
de fines Y suaves cabellos, que ger
nina y crece en- su cabeza. (Adv.)
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De AMOR Y de- S0CIEDAD

La correspondence para eSta Secc!dn
dsha yenir dfrieida aSi: 'LETICIA, Sec
ION &c C~0nsulIaS. ~ PRENSA, TN y.
santa Rosa Avenue
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In 'enamoradc.-Sour Lake, Tex
No puede ser mas Sencillo 81 proce-
dimiento cue creo debera poner us
ted en- practica para reanudar las re-
laciones con 81 novia. 81 esta listed
SECURE De que ella 10 quiso Y 10 qule-
re todavia Y 81 Ia causa del rompl-
miento fueron esos enredos de SuS
amigos, liable listed con ella sobre Ell
particular y procure demoscrarle que
10 calumniaron q~uienes IA hlcleron
Greer que listed tenia Otra nova, o
que trat6 de ~enganarla en- alguna
otra forma. Cuando el amor eXls1e
Ia cosa mas s~encilla es convencer a
una muier de que Sc Ia Quiere.
NADIA ms facil cue obtener
el verd6n do una mujer que ANA.
Fuedo a~segurarle que. salvo en- los ca
sos en que ha sido ofendida 81 dig
pidad. todas eStan deseando p%erdonar.
Para clio. naturalmente, hay que des-
~ociarse de orgullos Y agotar todos
los recursos del convencimiento.
Hay muchas ocasiones en- la vida
en- Il I'm incidente sin impOrtancia.
una mala inteligencia. IN orgullc mai
entendido. separa definitivamente a
dos seres que ~pudieron haber side
felices 81 alguno de ellos hubiera te-
nido Ia abnegaci6n de sacrificar ST
amor propio iniciando In explica'
ci0n.
En- su case, ST listed quiere 4 81
novia ' 81 esta SECURE de que ella
10 quiere, 4 listed lie toca ;niciar, en-
n forma que le a~ccnsejo. el avenl-
Eiento.
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Rea.riz. Ciudad.-Esta listed ju-
gando con fuego, senorita Y le aeon
scio one. no obstante Ia fortaleza
de que alardea, abandone csc peli-
groso asunto. Muchas veceS Sc inte-
reSa 81 corazGn en- esas cosas que Sc
tcnan al principle como IN frivolo
encretenimientQ. Y mas vale evitar el
peli@ro 4 tempo.
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LETICIA.

Cuanio ~necesite listed libr0s en- Es-
eanol d~irijase 4 Ia Liberia de Ig-
nacio Lozano lis Y. Santa Rosa Ayc
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Cuando necesite libros ea espenoi
dirii2se ! ~Ignacio E. Lozano.-1lS
n. Santa Rosa Ara. San Antonio, Tex
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EPlTALAMI0
(En el matrimonio del ST.. JESUS de
Ia Cara con la Srita. Francisco
J. Flores.)

V condenser IN latido;
calentar ell propio nido
dos distintas ilusiones;
al traves de las pasiones
marchar sin ningun tenor,
porque su vivo fulgor
nos presta un faro fecundo,
son milagros que en- ell muEdo
nomas los hace Ell amor.
Amor, que IS arpa dlvlna,
que es arroyo que murmura,
que es la magica dulznra
del pajaro cuando trina"
que en- la gracia iemenina
nos hace yer un anhelo.
que es ell perenne consuelo
de nuestro amargo luchar,
tan profundo como Ell mar
Y tan grande como el cie!o.
Amor, nos hace reir,
amor nos hace llorar,
amor nos hace gozar
amor nos hace sufrir.
puesto que en- ell existir
de el dependen noche y dia.
Illusion, paz, algeria,
realidad, sueno, quimera;
IL 81 ell amor no existiera,
hasta ell sol Sc apagaria.
AL amor, dicha ignorada,
quien sabe donde escondida,
basta para darle vida
la chispa de una mirada.
Surje Ia mujer armada
cuando menos Ia esperamos,
V cuando nj aun escuchamos,
NADIA de sus labios rojos,
cuando nj aun nos ven sus oJos
IVA sentimos que Ia amamos'
Y es que una voz de verdad
del fondo de nuestro ser,
nos dice: en- esa mujer
esta tn felicidad;
que Ia Divina bondad,
siempre con nosotros fiel,
del amor hace el GORGE.
uue nos lleva hacia ell encanto,
Y en- cada gotta de llanto
pone una gotta de mic.
Y esta miel es ell carino
de la mujer, su ternura,
la inacabable dulZura,
de SUI coraz0n de ninO
Su almita blanca, de armino,
toda es ensueno y candor,
poroue es para el hombre flor
de esencia nunca extinguida:
principle Y fin de la ida
V eternidad del amor.
Amor, que es arbol fecundo,
germen de luz Y de vida,
u es una antorcha encendida
en- los abismos del mundo;"
fuerza que aqui en- 10 profundc
del alma, nos deja impreso
cierto imborrable embcleso
que nadie jamas olvida,
Y hace eterna nuestra vida
con la miel del primer beso.
Sed felices; Dios y el muneo
va unieron vuestros destinos;
condensad vuestros caminos
en- uno siempre fecundo;
que vos, senora-y me fundo
en- Que leo en- la mirada-
sois la mujer consagrada
por las leyes del amor,
a ser de este luchador
brazo, y escudo, Y espada.
va ii, noble companero
de alma en- la lucha templada,
que de la dicha sonada
va marchas por el sendero,
tan solo decirte quiero
algo que debes saber:
cue tn evangelio ha de ser
que ell hombre, genio fecundc.
s6lamente vino al mundo
para amar a la mujer.
CHANTECLER.
San Antonio, Texas, 81 lie
Mario de 1918.
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Cuando necesite libros en espanol,
dirijase a Ignacio E. Lozano, lis n.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Texas.
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DELE I'd. n~GASGAREIS''
Al nIN0 CUAnD0
ESTE BiLlCSO,

;Goce de Ia vida, Dele que
los "CaScaretS' ayuden a Su
higado e mteStinoS V regularl-
cen ell funcionamiento de Su es-
tonnage.
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nombre Y direction : le rr:uiIr"!r"s el
cgulyalentc 4 : duCrnd> q" hirF.S. aSIr-
80 -. nara gaStoS dc porte. Esla ma
TuTaclHrTqc con arrr-i" = IL L.. de ali
Tlentos puroS Y miles lie prr>pnaS 10 re
,Gmiandan. Para r:-ra dt los ES'adO>
UnllnS cS precise que. "on Ia ofden SO
adjunle el correspondence imFoEtc.
Dept. SIC.
FISH I 4 co. CHICAGO. ILL.
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7 IBRO0
APRECIOS REDUQD0S. -

GRAN cantidad de libros, de los que forlnan nuestro
surtido ordinario, venderemos los siguientes a bajos
precios. Haga listed SUI pedido luego, Pues nos que.
dan solo unos cuantos ejemplares de eiios. he aqul
lista v precios de los mencionados llbros:
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Ell. ELEVADO COSTO DE LA
VIDA HA SiDO RE-
SUELTO POR FL
"ETCE-TE"

II AlAaA~ fHh.' 'f'
pletu substitute tel nueyn.
REFUGE los EIS;uS en las
rnrlnaS y pan3drria>. Is
puru Y >alIdabir Y - It
rmplea para hIrrr pGucS.
paSl-lrS, cu>aladdS Y con
~eryaS. IN Iaqu"te eQuI-
vale : duCr huevvS ) su
prrrIa - &c solo 25c-. Y
pu.dr USfrS.'c = EicdiGa
cue Se yayN neC">ItlndO-
+ lr gran InpnrtaHrla pa
~ los cuCIurruS, pInaG~r"S
y aIndS ~ casa Y IN MN
gun huyar debrrll falldr.
n!rrta especial IL intro
Uucrldn rnVirnu> sion. 81
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CHICAGO. ILL.

LIMPIAYISTA CHEMICAL CO.
6I1 DoioruSs II. Dept. ..
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-21
GO TO THE THEATRE
SAYS Advertisement
Yesterdays Issue Contained
Novel Publicity Idea.

On page IL Of Wednesdays Jour.
nal was full page advertisement,
the space for which was donated by
the two local theatres, the Apollo
Theatre and the Central Opera House,
in the interest of government war
activities and particularly calling at
tention to the War Savings and Thrift
Stamp campaign.
The advertisement was particularly
interesting because it pointed out the
fallacy of the idea of staying away
from theatres because the country is
at war. The government has not de-
clared the theater a luxury--it has
approved, recognized its value in the
war activities and it has taxed 1t for
war purposes For every admission
to stheater, a certain amount Of
money goes to the government for
carrying on the war and this sum
runs into many millions Of dollars.
The advertisement expresses the
thought-s1emember that every time
you go to the theater you are taking
care Of our boys over there and
maintain a greater courage in living
over here"
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-21

DUTCH VESSELSTAKEN:
CRISIS AT THE HAGUE
Sold Goggles
u Inch DeceiVed
Army AOiafors.
10y international News servIce)

(By International News Service)
Washington March 21,--Charges
that aeroplane goggles, manufacture
ed by a German firm in this country
and used extensively by American
airmen, We're So constructed as to
make it impossible for the aviator to
judge distances correctly, were in
vestigated today by Maior.General
Sduier, chief signal officer General
Squier had before him a report with
reference to the glasses, which have
been banished from the Rockwell avn
alton school, at San Diego, Cal, and
until he had completed his investi.
cation he refused to comment on the
incident Several officers unoflicially
ventured the belief that the inyesti.
cation may reveal the cause of many
of the recent fatal accidents to
American aviators in training.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-21
M. COHEN & SON
IN new LOCATION
Open Tomorrow In New Gard
ner Building.

M Cohen & Son, dealers in ready
to.wear clothing and shoes for men,
women and children, formerly loeat-
ed at 241 n. Queen street, have leas-
ed one of the store rooms in the
handsome new Gardner building at
1873 North Queen street and are to-
day busy moving their stock into the
new room.
The store will open tomorrow and
Messrs, Cohen promise the public a
rare treat in their manner of display
ing the large stock that they carry.
On another page of today's Journal
will be found their removal announce
ment and an invitation to visit their
store
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-21
FELL INTO C|STERN
WHEN TOP SUDDENLY
COLLAPSED TODAY
Misses Anna Burger and BIan-
che Anderson Have Scare.
ABOUT 10 FEET OF
WATER IN THE PLACE
Ladies Cling To Sides, Half
Submerged, Until Help Ar
rives and Are Extricated Be
fore Serious Consequences.

Miss NJ Anna Burger, of 317 West
Race street, and Miss Blanche An
erson. who makes her home with
hat well known lady, had the exper-
ence Of their lives about $50 o'clock
This morning, when both were pre-.
eipitated into a cistern at their home
by the brick arch suddenly caving in
While they were standing on II They
rad gone into the yard to secure
some water AS the pump had been
removed some time since the young
lady was in the act of letting down
\ bucket when the brick gave way.
The cistern, which Is about IL IL
seet deep, was filled with water un.
til about a foot and a half from the
surface. Fortunately Miss Burger re.
aimed her presence OF mind and
graSped one side OF the iron ring on
which the brick arch rested Equal
fortunate in obtaining a foothold
against projection in the side Of
he cistern she was able to hold up
Miss Anderson who also chung with
me hand to the other side of the els
tern Not knowing how long she
vould have to remain in this posi-
ion, Miss Burger endeavored to con-
erve her strength and told the girl
0 call for help, which she did and ii
vas not long until neighbors arriy-
ID However. it was necessary for
hem to break down the gate, which
vas bolted Mr.. j S. Powell happen.
ID to be passing and he and Mrs. w.
s. Fnlk pulled out Miss Anderson,
while Mrs Bertha Peery and Mrs.
lIouark extricated Miss Burger from
1er perilous position, The predica
nent of the ladies' was extremely
erious. Had not help arrived as soon
IS it did there is every reason to be-
ieve that Miss Burgers strength
would have given away and both la.
Z les would have gone down into wa
.er over their heads. DR., Mccormack
who had been summoned gave the la
dies something for their nerves and
advised them not to get chilled. They
had been submerged in the water up
to their waists Neither seems to be
any the worse for their experience.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-21
ALLIED SHIPS WHIP THE GERMANS
IN NAVAL BATTLE IN NORTH SEA
Pro- Germans Get
Tar And Feathers
From Oklahom0nS
(sy international News service)

Altus. okla. March 21-0. f.
Westbrook, a prominent farmer liv-
ing II miles north of here. was tax.
en- from his home during the night
by the knights of Liberty. strip,
ped to the waist. horsewhipped, tar
red and feathered. and then ordered
out OF town, Westbrook is alleged to
have grown bold with his pro-Ger
man remarks and utterances against
the government Signs have been
posted today on all county pads and
public buildings that read:
"Pro-Germans. don't let the sun
set on you in Jackson county This
county must be 100 per cent Ameri-
can.
About the some time, another band
of masked men entered the home of
Henry Huffman, 10 miles south of
here, and gave him the same treat
nent that Westbrook got Huffman
was taken to the county line and
headed into Texas.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-21
zoo DRAFT MEN
CALLED BY BOARD
FOR EXAMINATION
Physical Condition to Be De-
termined In Two Days.
TO BE SENT FROM HERE
AS GOVERNMENT CALLS
One Hundred Being Examined
Today and the Other Will Be
Called Tomorrow-Wi Be
Gradually Assimilated.

The Berkeley. county exemption
board this morning took up the. work
OF examining 200 selective-sertice
men in two days100 today and 100
tomorrow, and it is fully expected
that the task will be completed on
scheduled time. Notices We're sent
to so men to appear at o'clock this
morning, to so more to appear at 2
o'clock this afternoon, TO so more to
appear at O'Clock tomorrow morn.
ing, and to the remaining so to APP
pear at o'clock tomorrow after
noon.
The examinations being conducted
today and tomorrow are purely phys
ical, and it will be from these men
that the next quotas will be sent to
camp. Physical examinations will be
held from time to time, until all reg
istered men have been examined By
the board, and they will be sent for
ward for training as the orders for
more men come in
1t viii be the policy Of the war de
partmt 1t TO "assimilate" the men re
quired from now on, instead of call
ing any large number at once. BY
this means the new men willfbe sent
to tie various camps to fill the places
OF the boys sent "ovei there" AS
about 100000 new men will be "as'
simulated" this year, tho movement
OF boys to the camps will BIT fire.
cuent.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-21

London, March 21.-German artil-
lery opened up at dawn today with
a terrific bombardment against the
whole British front between the
Scarpe river and point south of st.
Quentin. Announcement of the Ger
man cannonade was made by the
war office at noon.
British troops carried out success
full raids in the st. Quentin sector
last night, capturing dozen prison
ers and several machine guns. Other
successful raids were made by the
British at Messines, on the West
Flanders front. and also at the
Ifouthoulst forest, north of the Ypres
Staden railway German positions
were entered and some prisoners
captured.
The intense German activity rer
ported by the British war office may
he the beginning of the long-herald.
ed and much-adveritsed German Of
fensive on the western front The
Scarpe river lies east of Arras, and
the front between that sector and a
point south of St Quentin might be
roughly estimated at about 40 miles
in length II. as some observers are
inclined to believe. the cannonadine
Va really the prelude to a German
drive, the greatest battle of the war
may be in prospect. However, the
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-21
German Warships SheJled Dunkirk Before
Arrival OF Allied Deetroyers--Terrific
Artillery Action On West Line May
Mean Opening OF Offensive
FOUR GERMAN WARSHIPS ARE SUNK
IN NAVAL ENGAGEMENT WITH ALLIES
(By international News Service.)

London March 21-FolIoWing IO-minute
bardment of Dunkrk, France by German destroy
ers, naval engagement was fought off the coast,
in which two German destroyers and two German
torpedoboats are believed-to have been sunk, the
British admiralty announced today.
There were two British destroyers and three
French destroyers in the squadron which attacked
the German warships. One British destroyer was
damaged but was able to make port.
Sailors from one or more German destroyers
were picked up in the water. Although the firing
was brisk none of the allied destroyers was sunk.
There were few British casualties but the French
did not sustain any at all
The German destroyers took to flight after the
bombardment of Dunkirk. They are believed to
have come from Zeebrugge.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-21

possibility exists that the Germans
are acnnonading on that section in
order to cloak operatios elsewhere.
One indication that the bombardment
may be the introduction to a German
offensive is contained in recent re
port from Copenhagen that the chiefs
of the German army had invited neu-
trial correspondents to leave Berlin
on "Wednesday to witness the often
sive against the allies on the west
ern front" For some time reports
have been coming out of Holland
that Germany was massing vast
quantities of ammunition and guns
upon the western front, and that
General Won Hindenburg was practi-
cally recognizing the western-front
army and giving the German soldiers
intensive training for a great attack.
Americans Killed In Collision.
Washington, March 21-One Amer
lean officer and six enlisted men
were killed in a collision between an
American destroyer and British
warship of the same type in. Euro
pean waters, it was announced to-
day No details of the accident ac-
companied the word reaching the
navy department, but Admiral Simms
commanding the American naval
forces in the war zone. was cabled
for particulars.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-21
Successful Meeting OF
Fruit Growers Is Over

Manifesting the keenest interest TO
the very last minute, members Of the
Eastern Fruit Growers Association
and Of the Berkeley County Horticul-
tural Society, who had been in SEES
sion here for the two days. adjourn.
ed about O'Clock Wednesday after
poen in tho circuit court room feb
lowing the election OF the following
officers
President Mr. Edmund r. Cohill,
of Hancock Nd
Vice President Mr. D. NJ. Wertz,
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-21
Mr.. MARTIN LEAVES
FOR BALTIMORE HOME

The many friends Of Mr.. VIM. y.
Martin regret his leaving Martins
burg. Mr.. Martin for seven years
has been connected with the fruit
and produce business in this city and
during that time has accumulated a
large number Of business and social
connections Mr.. Martin has accept
ed clerical position with the post
office department and is now station
ed in Baltimore. Mrs. Martin and
son Francis who are visiting friends
in Emmittsburg will leave shortly to
join Mr.. Martin in Baltimore, where
they will make their future home
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-21
Big dance Armory tonight.
is THIS A LITTLE
WAIST TALK?

Never has our line OF waists been
so pretty or so complete in styles,
quality and quantity. While most
everything has advanced in prices,
our csc voiles, S198 voiles, CSC silks
$1.9S and $3.50 crepes,$3.50 and $4.9S
Georgettes are not any higher than
they were two years ago, besides the
styles and colors are more beautiful
and the quality and make better. So
ladies come to us for your waists
and you can get your moneys worth
all the time.
e. B. CHAMBERLAIN,
West King Street.
3 10 In 81. The Waist Store.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-21
ATTENTION RED men

All members of Tuscarora
Tribe No. so, Imp. 0. r. NJ,
are requested to be at the
meeting tonight. The Tribe
is considering spending a
large sum of money for the
purchase Of a home.
C. j. Davis, Acting Sachem.
C. K. Chambers, c. of R.
Up 1t
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-21
Germans Resume Advance
On Petrograd And Moscow

ton in Siberia to protect the allies
interest has been postponed, pending
the receipt Of Americas official view,
according to reports in circulation
today In the meantime, there are ru-
mors OF an impending cabinet crisis.
A coalition ministry IS said to be one
al the possibilities The elderstates-
men are gathering for a conference
on she situation
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-21
PROGRAM ANNOUNCED
FOR THE DEDICATION
OF the New Sumner School
Building On Friday Night.

Principal Fred Ramer has prepar
ed the following program for the for
NAL dedication of the new Summer
High School. West Martin street.
Friday night at $50 o'clock:
lIymn-'Praise God"
Invocation-R Rev. ]. r. Reid.
The Star Spangled Banner.
Presentation Of Building-Member
Board of Education.
Acceptance for People, Frank