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The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1918-05-30

ests of the City of some 10000 or
10000 annually. That Mr.. Brea-
zeale is entitled to the thanks" of
the community goes without saying,
but he should be more substantially
remembered by the business men
in placing their insurance. This re
duction in rates will not affect ex-
listing policies, yet it will be a say
ing during the years to come.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1918-05-30

Mr.. U. P. Breazeale has finally
succeeded in convincing the State
Fire Rating Bureau of the Injustice
of the charge of 10c. per 500 of in
surance or $1.OO per 100000, be-
cause of excessive taxation" (the
small license of 1000 on each COM
pany for the benefit of the Fire De
partment). Thus the elimination Of
this charge of 10c., means saving
TO the commercial and business inter
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1918-05-30

If the Government was Offering
a prize for the finest amp best pota
toes, Mr. b. E. Phelps would easily
carry off honors, if the editor is any
Judge, and she thinks she is, and
has had the opportunity of Judging
them from a generous sack sent by
Mr.. Phelps.
Boys college skull CABS IS cts,
each at
-SEMMELMAN'S
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1918-05-30
FOR SALE

Al mixed peas for stock pur-
poses, $3.50 per bushel. Amber
and Orange Cane Seed, per ID, 10
cts. St. Charles Yellow and
White Seed corn, per bushel So. 40
F. o. B. Shreveport.
Southern Wholesale Grocesy Co.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1918-05-30
WANTED

A good cook with references.
Will pay $500 per week and furn
ish:heated and screened room over
garage.
g Write
Mrs. L. A. Stafford
2O4 Bolton Ave
Alexandria, LIZ.
The Elein Six is the real war
time car, economical to buy and
economical to operate, found at
Hoods Garage.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1918-05-30
1.-THE Enterprise
WEEKLY
= THURSDAY. MAY 30th, 1918

DR.. VIM. Tardy, one of the Sou
this most brilliant orators, will ma
ke an address at the Baptist church
Sunday night at $3.50, on one of the
live subjects of the day.
Everybody is invited to go and
take friend.
DR.. Tardy will also preach at the
morning service.
-
WANTED
CAT ONCE, housekeeper or fam
ilv to run boarding. house for labo
rers at our saw mill.
OLD RIVER LUMBER co.
Ladies white canvas pumps, ex-
tremely high Louie heels, slender
toes. special 3.95
GEM M III M A MS
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1918-05-30
WANTED

oOONhS oNAAN0o
Marshall Semmelman
Natchitoches, La
The best equipped car on the
market is the Elgin Six,
Hoods Garage,
A basket full of every variety
of vegetable that would easily be
prize winners at any fair, was sent
the editor by Mr.. g. j. Greene,
whose splendid garden constantly
challenges the admiration of every
passerby.
Three of our fairest lassies were
anon the graduates at the Normal
Monday. Misses Norma and Mil
dred Hill andDorothy Freeman and
in congratulating them and their
proud families, the editor wishes
also to express appreciation tor spe
cial invitations to the exercises.
Mr.. q. j. Shehane who has been
superintendent of water and lights
since Lieut.. Aymond went into
Uncle Sans service was married
to Miss Addie Pitts at East Point
Sunday, returned next day with
his bride and is located in the
Fleming cottage On Trudau street.
The Enterprise extends congrat-
ulations to the happy pair.
For summer comfort wear Mum
sing Underwear. For sale at
S. & H. KAFFIE'S
Every lady should profit by the
extraordinary sale of dresses at
.LIEBER BROS
New patterns IN boys fancy palm
beaches
-SEMMELMAN'S
Athletes wont wear any kind
but MUNSINGS underwear.
S. eH. KAFFIE sell it.
Mems tropical worsteds, seersuck
ers, kcol krashes, palm beach suits.
-SEMMELMAN'S
Shoes, Shoes, Shoes, to suit
everybody large or small, at
LIEBER BROS.
For appearance, comfort, service
and price. see the Elgin Six, at
Hoods Garage.
The niftiest shirtwaists in town
at Lieber Bros.
Latest styles in white skirts,
silk skirts, and every kind suited
for house or street wear at
LIEBER BROS.
Prettlcst patterns in splendid
bingham 20 cts. a yard, this is less
than wholesale price for all
-SEMMELMAN'S
NOTICE
DIR. j. w. Nc Cook announces
that his office will be closed the
first week in June for the purpose
Of attending the -Four States Post
Graduate Dental Meeting in New
Orleans.
Bathing suits at
--SEMMELMAN.S
liz you try Musings Undelwe
once you wont use any other Kind
See the different lines at
S. Sc II. KAFFIE
Brown and gray silk hose at
-SEMMELMAN'S
Those who haye failed to make
rendition of household property
and personal property, these items
will be added to their assessment
under resolution of Board of Rev
enuss. This notice applies to house
hold furniture in excess of $500.
Gainnie Hyams,
Among the latest enterprises in
Natchitoches is the establishing OF
the Nelson Anderson Motor Co
with headquarters in the Jaffa build
ing on Front Street that is being
transformed into an upto date Gar.
age and sales-room for the firm,
The hex Uldsmobiles are attracting
much attention aud they sAeald a.
they are the big success of 1918 ant
are worth every cent Of their cost
Note the I'D of the firm that is nov
ready for busine~s in Natchitoche'
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1918-05-30

Natchitoches Cotton Oil Co. Ltd.
V. S. 18th. ID. &. No. -.
!. 8. Dixon.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-04

Konstanty Skirmunt = Komi-
tet iNarodowy Polski via Gregg
riana Rzym. <
III r6wna wiar9 W tryumf "a.
sad, ola kt6rych walcza paistwa
sprzymierzone W tel nieslychanei
wojnSe przyiaczam sic DO mysli
szlachetnych przez Pana wyrazo-
nych, Dziekujac "a ayczenia ktd-
re Pan zwraca do mojego kraju
z%apewniam go Re aspiracye ma.
rodu Polskiego odpowiadaja mai
czystszym tradycyom swiadomo-
sci wsoskiej ktora ME iistapi nlko-
mu pierwszehstwa W podziwie
ola chwaiy | we wsp6lczuciu Ola
nieszczesd Waszego Wielklego ma
rodu. = Orlando,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-04


Panstwo Wojciech i Zofia PoteD,-
pa, zamieszkali pnr. 2412 South
kildare avenue ma ,,Krakowie' W pa
rafii Dobrego Pasterza, otrzymali
W tych dniach smutna bardzo VIA
domosc; syn ich, szeregowiec Fran
ciszek Potempa, czionek kompanii
c., 1870 puiku piechoty polegi
ma polu bitwy dnia 5-go wrzesnia,
1918 roku, przezywszy lat 25.
Ia spok6j duszy jego, W piatek,
dnia ego grudnia b. T. o godzinie
9-tej rano odprawiona bedzie Msza
sw. rekwialna w koSciele Dobrego
Pasterza ma Krakowie.
Pr6cz rodzicow s. p. Franciszek
Potempa ~pozostawii braei szeregow-
ca Jana, obecnie przebywajacego W
obozie W Baltimore, Md, Jozefa |
Edwarda, oraz siostry J6zefe, Fran
ciszke i Walerye.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-04
Z Wydziafu
Narodowego.
POLSKA PRED
NIEMCAMI.
(Komunikat Urzedu Prasowo-
Informacyjnego Wydzia}u N. Pr

Prezes Wydziafu N. P. p. J.
Smulski odebraf w tych dniach
nastepujaca rezolucye:
Ma posiedzeniu Komitetu IA
merican Friends Of a New
Middle Europe" odbyte1n dnia
22-go l~istopada, 1918 uchwalono
nastepujaca r~ezolucye:
Mieszkahcy Srodkowej Europy
cierpia Z giodu. Stosunki tam z
tego powodu panujace utrudnia-
ia tym ludom reorganizacye no.
wych ich pahsw i odzyskanie da-
wniejszej niepodleg}osci.
Podczas trwania wojny Mem
cy zabrali z Polsh wielkie zaPa-
sy zywnoSci innych materya}ow'
Serbia byla zalana i zniszczona
wojskami Niemiec i Austry'.
Przez traktat w B~ukareszcie IRA
bowano Rumunie jak rowniel
zachodnie i poinocno-zachodnie
prowincye Rosyi ,przez trakta'
Brzesko-L itewshi. Niemcy tax
samo Sciagali zywnosc Z Austro-
Wegier przez tie cztery lata VOL
ny.
Sytuacya zywnosciowa w Mem
czech jest powazna: sytuacya w
Polsce, Rumunii, Serbii i zacho-
dniej Rosyi jest powazniejszaa,
przewaznie z tego powodu, re
'Nhemcy i Austrya wszystka zy-.
whose stamtad przemoca zabra~
iy.
Ameryka ME szczedzi}a zachs-
ty mniejszym narodom srodko-
wei Europy uznajac ich asplracye
do niepodlegloSci. Ameryka ma
teraz sposobnosc dac dowod swej
sympathy ola tych narodow. Ma.
rodowe organizacye. skiadajace
sic z representative tych naro-
dow tutaj w, Ameryce zbierala
fundusze, azeby zakupic zywnosc
i odesiac do kraju. Ameryka mo-
re pomodz w tych wysAkach
przez poparcie daznoSci tych lu-
dow i uiatwienie i'm tax zakupna
zywnosci jak i iej przewozu. A
meryka chce pom6dz narodowi
niemieckiemu tax daleko jak to
lest mozliwe, Jednakowoz pier
wszy obowiqzek Ameryk jest
wzgledem narod6w ktore byiy O.
grabione przez armie niemieckia
/ ieh poprzednich wiadcow,
Ma edezwe Niemiec pewinno
sic odpowiedzied, ale APPEL o ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-04
Wlochy a Polska.
(Komunikat Urzedu Prasewo-
1nformacyjnegi w. NJ P.)

Premier wioskl do Komltet,r
N. P,
Premier wioskl Orlando ma ay.
czenia przeslane mu przez K.
Skirmunta reprezentanta Koml-
tetu Narodowego Polshiego W
Rzymie - nadeslai ma jego rece
taxa odpewiedzi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-04
Podiekowanie.

Mel podpisani skladaja nlnlej
szem szczere podziekowania Kilt
bowl Patryotycznych Poiek. gr
579 Wv. Mar. Pol. "a wypiacenie
posmlertnego nam obydwom pc
zgonie ION naszych sp,, Weronik:
Golnlk isp. Antoniny Hoopa I'd
razem dziekuJemy ga naboSeii-
stwo kaiobne "a lch dusze, zaku
phone przez wyzeJ w~ymieniony
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-04
POZOSTAJE TYLK0
10 Dr1i
ROBIENIA ZAKUPNA
GWIAZDKOWEG0.
CzytelnikOm, a zwiasz-
CA ~CzytelniczkOm ma
Sym radzimy rObic Ia
kupna TERAZ.

Ma dzisiejszej liSeie STRAIT znajdn
jenny nastepujace nazwiska naszych
1oinierzy. kt6rzy krew swa przels,
wall we Franeyi W walce hunami:
BUCIAK W, kapral, 2733 Hill
colt avenue; zmari z powodu ehoIo,
by.
HoJDA JoZEF. 2641 So. spauld-
ing avenue; zaginal.
SZwANoWSKI ALFONS, lis =
24-ta avenue Melrose Park; cie5ko
raniony.
: 90 =
Paistwo Jan i Lucya Napietek,
zamieszkali pnr. 1425 Dickson III.
otrzymali " tych dniach list cd sy~
IA swego, szeregowca J6zefa Ma
pietek, kt6ry, ME mogac ola pew
nych przyczyn bye przyjetym do Ar
mil Wuja Sama zapisai sic jake ~
chotnik do Armii Polskiej dis W
lei szeregach valley. Liczy on lat
% wieku.
w liScie do rodzic6w wspomina o
pierwszych. drugieh i trzecich przez
hun6w zadanych mu ranach, piszs
lake jak on i kolega jego Franci-
szek Janowicz. mimo 7akazu leka-
rzy. uciekali ma front boiowy DO i'm
tam ,,dobrze bylo". Pc trzeciem
leSkiem okaleczeniu, i po obandazn-
waniu ran jego przez leSarza, Ma
pietek 2 Janowiczem udali sic W
Loscig "a prusakami; drodze ma
potkali dwie str7elby m~aSzynowe =
rrzy tych o5miu prusak0w, 3 kto-
rych p6zniej jednak szeSciu poddaio
sic a dw6ch walczylo do konca / tyeh
nasi u$miercili bagnetem. Pisze on
take o walecznosci zolnierzy WI
"a Sama a ma zakohczenie pisze, 70
urosba hun6w o pok6j ale ich kroju
ME wiele i'm dobrego uezyni, bic be-
"a nasi huna az " koncu, to niedale
kim, podda sic i ucieknie am gdzie
pieprz roSnie.
szeregowiec J6zef Napietek jest
czlonkiem 4-tej kompanii, Ego pub
ku StrzeIc6w Polskich We Francyi.
90 8
W przyszia n~iedziele, dnia S-go
grudnia b. T. W sail parafialnej ma
Waclawowie odbedzie sic obch6d
Listopadowy urzadzony staraniem
Lokalnego Komitetu mr.. 70 Polskiej
Rady Narodowej. Wstep do salt VOL
nv dla wszystkich. Program zapo-
wiadaja d~oskonaiy.
o - .
Ola uizej ~podanych, W biurze spoil
Iii teIegraficznej Western Union Te-
legraph Co.. pnr. 123 West Jackson
Blvd. znajduja sic telegramy dono-
srace o krewnych W szeregach Ar
mil Stan6w Zjednoczonych. Telegra-
my re, 0aQSSiduC Il "oS
doreczone bye ME mogiy przez tuteJ-
see biuro telegraficzne z powcdu
n.ylnych sdres6w. Zgioscie sic po
ME jaknajpredzej.
Pswel Stemczowski, 2021 West
1S-ta utica. >
PAM Maigorzata Okszewska, 1902
Division utica.
Klemens CHERISH, 2136 winch9
ster utica.
Nazarint Troys. SOC South LOOMS
utica.
MichalNNowak, 1902 Mospratt I'll.
PAM Justyna Drager. 1916 HolL
Mica.
PAM Amelia Miwicka, Chicago, Ill.
Stefan Eierski, 317 East 1l9-ia
utica.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-04
NOTATN REPORTERA.

PAM Marya wondrska, 4s Amo-
liza avenue.
Czesiaw szymanski. 212S Ham.
burg utica
q - q
! Dzisiaj o godzinie 9-tej rano, z ka
pliey Domu sw. Jozefa odbedzie sic
pogrzeb S. p. Siostry Maryi Bolesia.
wy e. domu Marty Nagorskiei) ze
Zgromadzenia si6str Franciszkanek
W Avondale; Siostra NJ. Bolesiawa
zmaria pc krotkiej lscz ciezkiej che
Tobie, opatrzona sw. Sakramentami,
dnia S-ge grudnia, b. T. o godzinis
4:35 rano, ~przezywszy lat 20 - W
zakonie lat Is. Zwioki ziozone bedq
ma cmentarzu sw. Wojcieeha W
Niles.
e y q
P. Wincenty Cwiklinski, ktory
prowadzii apteke pnr. 1435 Black
hawk ulicy cd szeregu lat, sprzedal
takowa onegdaj p. Stefanowi NAL
kiswiezowi.
PIP. Wine. Cwfklinscy p~rzeprowa-
dzata sic jutro do rezydencyi pnr.
1851 North Hamlin avenue W Avon
Gale, gdzie p. Cwiklinski zamierza
chwilowo wypoczat; zamierza jed
max po wypoczynku otworzyc nova.
wieksza' apteke.
Nowy nabywca apteki PREY Black
hawk i Cleaver ul., ma Stanis}awo'
vie jest synem PIP. Antoniego i Bro
nisiawy Malkiewiczow, Fam. pnr.
5155 South Hermitage avenue, W
parafii Sw. J6zefa. Ukonczyl on
chIubnie kurs medycyny ma Uniwer-
sytecie Illinois; pracowa} on p6znieJ
W apiece Northwest Drug Co., PREY
Milwaukee i Robey ul., a p6zniej "
apiece p. Siweekiego PREY Armitage
avenue i Robey ulicy. Jest on dosko
rale wyuczony W wype1niany re-
cept.
Nowy aptekarz pred pieciu ME-
siacami poSlubii panne LudWiAs
Leszcz. corke zamoznych farmerow
uolskich. PIP. Franciszka 8 Amy
Leszcz. zamieszkaiych W Newton.
Wis.
6 -. o
w szpitalu Matki Boskiej z Ma"
zaretu, PREY North LeaVitt ulic'
maria wczoraj mad ranem PAM Te-
kla Taluz, lat 20, z pnr. 1920 Lu"
beck utica. ma J~adwigowie. Zmaria
ona z ran zadanych onegdaj W
gdy spadia staruszka re
schod6w znajdujacych sic W tylnel
czesci domu przez MIA zamieszk1Wa'
Wczoraj odbyi sic take In
koronera W spraWie 1el
smierci.
o o q
Niejaki Jan Brinbaz, z pnr. 2S4'
avenue, wjechai sWym
autonobilem W okno wystaWows
uiekarni Jana Voubek, pnr. 2OAe
West 22-ga utica. WyprowadziWsAs
AUTOMOBILE sw6J s~zczesiiwie z okna
cwego, Brinbaz wjecha} W okno wy
groserni F. Kulika, SASHA
da piekarza voubeka. Aresztowali
20 ~policyanci Maher i Hent1 re sS-
cyi Marquette. Ciazy ma MIN
Dskarzenie prowadzenia automooil"
W stanie ME trzezwym i o przekro-
genie prawa licencyi.
q 81 q
W urzyszlym tygodniu, we VITO
rex, srode i czwartek, dnia 1890
11-go | 1890 grudnia W koscieIe
;w. Waciawa odprawione bedzie ma
rozenstwo neutrality-suspicious.. " !
kt6rem do pomocy ~mie1scowemu ou-
chowienstwu pospieszs kapiani l .
parafii.
: 90 Z
PAM Agnieszka Nering, wybitna
artystka i nauczycielka spiewu PREY"
swa szkoie do wielkiego
wystepu z przedstawieniem swiazd-
kowem ma doch6d Sierocihca Pol
skiego sw. Jadwigi. G}owna atraK-
eva przedstawienia bedzie ~specyalnis
przez pania Nering a~ranzonawa opa
retka o nastroju gwiazdkowem. W
ktorej popis znajduje kilkadziesiat
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-04

uczenic i uczni6w W pieknych stro'
wach oraz tancach kostyumowych.
Przedstawienie jest zapowiedziane
pa niedziele, dnia 22go grudnia, b..
r., W Auditorium SSw. Stanis}awa *.
Bilety jug teraz do nabycia, pc 20 i
SO cent6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-04
Klub. Dziekujemy staropolskier,
Bog zapsac.'
Julian Golnik,
Piotr Hoppa.
Ogi.
z MARYANowA.
z MABYANowA.

Tow. Poiek rsw. Amy or. 5sJ
lied. odbsdlie przedroczne posic--
dzenie W czwartek; dnia SGD grud-
MIA. o sodzinie 1880 wieczorem. W
hall zwyklych posiedIeh. Ka3da slo.
strc obowissana Jest slavic sic. 10
odbedzie sic wyb6r ursedntesek ma
rok 1919. Kslaaeczki kwito~e "a
trzymane beds do obrachunku.
Eva Dmoch. pres.; Anna Maeko.-
wiak ,sekr. prok., 1893 Holt vi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-04

Ia depesza jest odpowiedzia ID
telegram z Professionalism
.poWodu zwyciestw w}oskicl':
X. Skirnunt.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-04

whose z Polski, Serbii, Rumunii !
Czechoslowakow i Jugosiowian
pierwszy. ..t-
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-02-16
TO INTERN GERMANS :
NOT REGISTERING

Unnaturalized Germans who have
not registered with the police or post
masters will be subject TO internment
for the war, the Department of Jus
tice has explained.
The time was extended from last
Saturday. This was TO allow enroll
ment OF. farmers in the west. who
could not get to towns during the bad
weather of last week.
Reports indicate that many Ger
mans remained unregistered in east
ern cities. where the department had
been particularly anxious to obtain
a full census of enemy aliens who
might prove dangerous. United States
marshals and government agents will
investigate each case of failure 10
register. Ii, is probable that those who
deliberately refuse to record themsely-
es viii be sent Immediately to intern
ment camps.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-02-16
BAD WEATHER,
'HEATLESS' DAYS
GARFIELD sUspERDs ORDER
BUT MAY ENFORCE 1T IF
WEATHER GETS BAD.

Suspension OF the "heatless" Mon
day program effective next Monday
was announced yesterday by Fuel
Administrator Garfield. with the res
ervation that it pay be put back into
force before the ten weeks period
expires if a return of bad weather
brings another breakdown in railroad
transportation
AT the same time DR.. Garfield gave
State fuel administrators full au.
thority TO continue the closing order
in territory under their jurisdiction
II in their opinion cireumstances de-
mand it. Aside from New England, it
was said, there was little probability
that the order would remain in force
anywhere In the New England Stat
es the program may be carried
through TO March %, he date origin
ally set.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-02-16
LOSS ON TUSCAN|A
NOW PLACEDAT 267
THAT NUMBER OF AMERICAN
SOLDIERS BELIEVED TO
HAVE PERSISTED

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-ztWith 1864
American soldiers of the Tuscania
known TO be dead and buried on the
Scottish coast. an official estimate
today places the total loss OF Amer.
lean troops at 267. After eliminating
from the passenger list the names Of
the survivors and the identified dead
and accounting for 80 unidentified
dead. 1876 soldiers still are not ac-
counted for. and It Is believed they
wore lost.
OF 1864 Americans buried In Scot
land It was not possible to identity
33 who were disfigured beyond reeor.
milton
Praise for efficient cooperation by
The British War Office in the rescue
of survivors is given by General
Pershing in cablegram received To-
day at the War Department The
Young Mems Christian Association
and the Red Cross also are cited for
va liable assistance
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-02-16
SUBMARINES PLAY
BIG PART IN WAR
SUNK NEARLY THREE TIMES
PRODUCTION orr u. s. AND
GREA BRITAIN

LONDON. February IA. The
tonnage sunk by submarines in 19l7
was nearly three times as great az
the total prediction in the United
States and Great Britain during tho
year.
This war disclosed today bS tAe
announcement Of Andrew Bonar
Law. Chancellor of the British Ex.
eheqEer, in the TInuse Of commons
that Great Britain produced l,163. AN
tons OF shipping last year The out.
put in the United States was s)1,22s
tons. making a total combined ton
mage of 2,064697. while sinaings by
submarines last year genera aqs
reclsoned at 100000 tons.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-02-16
MISS WATSON DIES
in JEFFERSON COUNTY

Word has been received mere of
the death of Miss Ella Virginia Wat
son sister of A. l., Watson, of West
Burke street. this city, who died at
her home in Jefferson county at o.
clock last might
she was A years of age and is sur
vived by her father, who is now a
helpless Invalid; four rothers. Mes
Sis. r.. L., WATSON, of Columbus. o.;
G. w. Watson, of near Springfield
ID; A. L. Watson, Of West Burke
street, with whom she resided when
living in Martinsurg; Barthol Wat.
son. of Middleway; two sisters, Mics
Sudie Watson at homes and Mrs.
Lynn Watson Of Middleway.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-02-16
U-BOAT SUNK IN
RUNNING BATTLE
U. S. SHIP, ATTACKED BY TWO,
ESCAPES-BRiTlSH TAKE
SUBMARINES.

AN ATLANTIC PORT. Feb. ID
An American steamship arriving
here reported having sunk a German
submarine In the Mediterranean on
January Is last. after running fight
The steamer was not hit.
On the outward voyage the same
craft was attacked in the Mediter.
ranean by two submarines. One was
sighted Off the bow of the steamer.
and when the captain attempted to
ram the undersea boat it submerged
and made off AT the same time the
gun crew fought Off another sub.
mersible from the stern.
The crew of the vessel reported
that British patrol boats captured
two submarines off the Canary Isl.
ands on January T.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-02-16
NOTICE TO PATRONS or PoTo.
MAC LIGHT AND POWER CO.

We sincerely regret the enforced
shutdown Of last night and fell it is
due our patrons to make an exDlana-
ton. The shutdown was caused by
the high waters in the Tusoarora
creek. combined with the accumula-
ton Of debris from the streets.
which was due to the melting ice and
snow washing into the creek, and ac.
eumulating in our condensers at the
steam pant, necessitated the afore-
said shutdown for cleaning This
combined with the high wa; ers at the
river was responsible for the shut.
down Of the entire system.
POTOMAC LIGHT & POWER CO.
1t pl.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-02-16
MEMORIAL FOR
MISS WILLARD
PROGRAM m HONOR OF THE
FOUNDER or TEMPERANCE
ORGANIZATION.

AZ the Young Womans Christian
League Home tomorrow night tho
following program viii he given az 1
memorial tn Frances Willard. who
founded che ,Womans Christian TEN.
perance Union. .
instrumental solo Miss Myra
Cline.
Roll Call Quotations From What
Frances willard said Members OF
the w. c. r. u
Memories of Frances Willard and
the Memorial Fund Mrs. Link.
Vocal solo MISS isabelle Becker
ltecitation james Visit TO the
Land Of Rum Mrs. percy DeGrange
Violin Solo Miss Mabel Lynn
Text OF Federal Amendment. Hon.
or Roll of states That Have Rati
fed the Federal Amendment. Names
OF. Prohibition States and Terri.
tories.--Miss Add.e Lindsay.
Music--tStar Spangled Banner and
America.
Offering.
Refreshments
A cordial Invitation is given to tho
public to attend.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-02-16
SENATOR SILVER
BACK FROM CAPITAL
RETURNS FROM MEETING OF
DISTRICT cHAlRMEN AT
CHARLESTON.

Senaaor Gray Silver, who will havs
charge Of the campaign for the Third
Liberty Loan In this district, return.
ed last night from Charleston, where
he ATTENDED meeting OF the fifteen
district chairmen,
II IS the intention OF those who are
in charge OF the campaign in all sea
tions OF the state 10 push it so that
West Virginia will not fall behind
when the country calls.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-02-16
CIRCUIT COURT
OVER TOMORROW
EXPECTED THAT TERM WILL RE
cOMPLETED--JEFFERSON
NEXT WEEK.

In all probability Circuit Court will
be adjourned tomorrow. Judge Woods
adjourned yesterday afternoon until
today, but as the court room is being
used by the local draft board, which
is holding examinations. no proceed.
ings could come up for action.
The present term has been a very
busy one and many cases have ONE
up for trial. Judge Woods will open
court at Charles Town on Tuesday
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-02-16
WAR STRAIN KILLS
SIR CECIL SPRING RICE

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.--Deep re.
~ was expressed in official and
s.p'0'latic circles today yer the re.
port from ottowa that Sir Cecil
spiing Rice. the retiring British am.
a9saoor' had died very suddenly
nOm near disease at Government
,ouSe' ottowa. Canada, at ! O'Clock
S morning. The British embassy
80 without word other than the
NsS report, and had wired Ottowa
= PARTICULARS. Sir Cecil was in bad
D''n when he left here. but his
luilion was not considered serious
: mad been believed that he
Ssa soon be all right. It was stat
At LAY there was not the slightest
ssS ~ mat he died directly as a re-
~ " bis efforts during the war.