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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-10

What ha8asks,. and he refuses. He is
seize rah q confined in. an insane asv-
l'1nl. hts scaptors, thinking by that
|tnae cans, to induce him to sell as their
price. -.
:. Evarett,sa sister Edith (Beverly
Bayne1 IS, trying TO find same means
to effect her brothers re- ease. and
goes TO detective agency Sask ad :
vice A detective, is assigned 10 the
case, and while fastening fe aaerasaid
meets with an accident, alna&Ifzs sent
to the hospital. On his perspt ia a.
note with instructions from E,diI4
and brass claim check for a SUIT
case at the Grand Central Station.
New York city Rfchrd Trevor, son
of the head of the rubber trust
(Francis ,Bushman) finds thas letter
with the check and surely for. the
love of: adventure, goes to claim the
bag. in answeEF ito tie Anguish ed APP
peal OF the, letter which is signed
e. Z. He qhtafEs the. suitcase, which
contains TIL eaisgufsos, sasnd DOMINIC
one Of them goes tn 4 Eas 70 ot1nec ticut.
address given FMS the ssesfer. From
then on the action sfs swift, iracindings
q big powerful scdaasSa, the ! id "a al Ia
asylum, when the AID ltsfssrs SIS AZ g.
themselves abducted and eonfI II
strait-Jackets, leaNing up to- a IL fasfsx
somewhat unusual inS Pictures. III s +
The famous 'Rushmanor'' estsaae of
Francis Bushn1an. near Baltimore,
was used for exterior scenes in '.Thc
Brass Check" His house has, an
early Engllh exterior. containing S.
rooms which are furnished with one
of the rarest collections Of furniture
IN america. The house'is over one
hundred and hffty wears old, and
stands as, a. monument of early Co.
fonial, architecture. .fa'
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-10
IHE JUDGMENT HOUSE
-
OFFERED At .LYCEIJNl

! Tonight witnesses the final per-
+, fermance. of the Lyceum' s. super
I-show, with THE Judgment House q
/ perturbation of the novel of the same
1'ame by Sit, Gilbert Parker, and three
big vaudeville acts, Headed by The
Four ShranneI dodgers veterans of
The first line trenches dischargeHSeae
Cause of spatxsical disa ability. Tlsese
t7two features are mentianed together
because both are thes.leaders Of the
two kinds of sentertainment psIesented
on tfieabill, and are~fop- notchers fit
TO hold their oNn on any bill
The picture is. ono of that class
. that bellies description. It " Is too
massive a productio onto be- 5gra nted
conception in the snnal II space "a if ord
sd hefeia and the situations that arise
and the plot that is unfofsSefhs witit
$InaShjfig yigor and tiDwaTefing, IN
! tssrest IL 10 llsssScant NSng home. an dsa,
ssistst4 w7I,as tire Wetfse holds AS q
rsfs5fa Sit istSa. anaANFpjece: Elsualized
e1f2 re s&N~en itSgdoes -not4 ,1osea one
y fA u Z of ny greatness 3l5 h. ~.
Thea1safdiers NJ sf1eit s tlaeViile
sketch ssew how rae1r a1Heas FROM the
tEcneheS Sor shogts%stays III 3.e$t bilx
lets, .sneTt--s their re- -5'2aere arc
ioL1 III ~ cotitpStIl~% .tfat1 etsflsi Oh
fering includes almost every thtng, all
the way from q short ma r.rastion Of
the, part taken by the individuals in
the great war, to the closing, when
they Gender selections as an orches-
ira, with instrln1ents of the. most
wierdly makeshfft calibre. imaginable;.
The AFT goes oyer splendidlE. 4
Sylve ster with a line OF mystify
ing magical numbers and amusing
Eatter1opens the bill, and following
han are &Itlarke and Lavere in a
comedy sJcefch that. is q lip-roarcr,
The tflF should not be missed.
"Tonorrow starts a three-day en-
gagem ent for Vivian Martin in The
.prograln. Miss Martin is to we'll
Sunset Trail and a new vaudeville
known as a screen actress to require
i len gthy.. description Of her powers,
eissfor iIiat matter, a description OF
any sort. She is recognized. by critics
as q leader of actresses and in The
SUNSET TsTlip' has g. vehicle that VIII
bring hundreds of more admirers, be-
meath hefs banner.
The vaudeville bill will consist OF
Sam Harris, a, singing and talking
com etlian of repute. Philbrick K De
veau. a. comedy couple, and The
Newmans." IN Il comedy unicycle of.
fermg.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-10
1g.sF - : =
AND BANE
g-G -
IT FOX'S T HEAT TER.

b and Bayre, that p ppuiar
pair OF scream artists
bay IN a. six. reel Metro
Bhe Brass Check a story
Estery and adventure. also
Il. 5 CT The Eagles Eye"
&hief Flynn reveals the at
ehe German agents in this
\ cause ascension zaTlorlE
hboE sbS 's..a4lt ing RI ixess
4 ~ ,Hg teturse GtEou@
4 rf - New York city.
tas ~ N ~. tsaese same
VAL; * 70 co. and how
draanatically folled, are
My pictured in this popu-
! His Double Life" a, Tri-
y and the Ford Weekly
Very entertaining per-
heck is a fascinating
|stery. and adventure. in
Everett has invented a
Ike artificial rubber. and
to sell it to the rubber
offer him a tenth Of
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-10
TWIN BEDS lat
+, PARSONS $TOMORROW.

...2 s"TWm Beds the litelioste co1nedS
%of th9sStago and tHcesuccess4 of three
scontinents, retu11lsx'1 to RSaParsonsf
ThufsaaS for q half Week, fora feast
of SUCH hilarious comedy that PEACE
aqfd .auietewill be put ont OF the
question b, two and a half hours Of.
slarielIins }anghter, for .2Tw1lf Beds
VIII simply raise tbs roof b Irwin,
Beds, may swell bg Termed t1te inter-
national success, for2it ran not only
forsone1- solid year%in New York and
its second year IN London. Twin,
Beds" is said to be the fur1niest play
ever Written. Mothers CRY for il
swl1ile women generally are said to-
3laugh themselves young over it; and,
as f@r The men. they will only have
TO ses Ssssnor Mont, the Italian tenor,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-10
KENNETH HARLAN
AT KEENEY,s HOUSE

LoHars of real good photopIays
shopla see, Carmel Myers and Ken
meth H.arlan.sin The Wine Girl"
which Is shown tonight for the s.sst
time at Keenev's ANThe Wine 'tSirl'
is a, pleasing ronaansE of the vince,
yards of California "a iy6 snffords Miss
Myers good, advant a ss1 ~ portrsging
be role, of the lass OF e1sA1al ~eyards
She is ably. Supported k TNfnsr
local. stock actor. Kenne ffArisln,,
Who has Hfade quite a ma 1eRlaAssa
Is NJ 81 Ices appearing for tbe movies
eAss1fent vaudeville program us
neiyis snfAeented this 9eek. The hit.
ofssstlae Ssiaow is Libby Bttndeil g. Co.
in . What N exit SFsith a. chorus" efss
pretty girisssand Same good coFnsd
that will rnrely piease VIM. CahiiS
tla.e man from IreIadd offers witty
stories and songs. He. is, an enter-r
tainer, of rare ability and ranks az
a top-notcher amtng% the single men
in Vaudeville Fends4's Doll s f1r-
nishes the real novelty of the bins
with his animeted doh. "A new eioi-ss
sode of THE sulPs Eyer with Rddtes
polo, is sl7owa today ana tom orro ~
along with severaI other features. Az
of the famous stage
n1av PROM of Harvard,ss fs shov,n
Friday and satardav wifi, =
Torn More, and Hazel EpM ansgthe
lea ding foles - 3ka
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-10

~. ct I n t"'s w 49, ~. > !.
to 1n1IIEfs. fheifl@ roar. ,Twir 5Faedas1i
isn't quiet fQG, on o sl49oment, its, a
asc5:aaaas II SOY arg q tired 5aasiness
raf1l,, go aRl1see aHf,Nin Bets..' and
ssf.s Iep sc ur, W3fe. withgxou; IT Will do
5Efer ~ worEd 5t5f goSd and SON ho7il
sVsilA,fAol fiE$es3y5ss ll,s y1g4l ser g fhe end
asof tfa erelattssi II lis easES fe1 under
stand that ssi,If'Wajn Beds. exists merely
to cause laugh teI 4 * neve trails to.
Edo fkst 93eses gssr essiogod
zitst. sparkling hum6f ,are1ittssS Best adj
fsvertisers> rTE}e aange great#SESew York
cast and praductiof' With Eeis Bolton
sstl tfie 1eafNiag rote< will be sgivveenn,
'r1leroYHill 4Te q popular priced mat
inee on sa2ttday. s.. q ~
Z That it HEss possible for the sub
ject@ Of e1lgeoics % be treated hu-
m oroaas " g7f.e title to The Very
Idea, ~ conIiflg to- Parsons +heater,
April F.sl3,s re and II with ERNEST
.TrueX IN the leading role. -.g
- FfE &
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-10
8 Dill ls SARRIsON

& eu d 3prflg subject youlsel8s ~ =
aa4Ioth Ter of her airs, Send. Ia td n
Her. + y ant I1ersto IS tsasz - - wa iss 5s
Z I have my napls ~. ~ R4s IYzSssF
Are you surg, she G. =. ~ 1bs
with a recital Of hes si eEs sra \
asked, renaerli5ef HE atod I
dent talIaaa IA sssh hi
+ So cat q HE B u u 4 ~ u
4 END fa . & as in e. s. *
ssalsd she X ~ ttss ssasr - = = 81
to Irouse me 6s1 a u dl1 e1 Ia ~ ~ IL
that. No Agatha KlsSsxS sS5fs
which side hes brseslds lis 5,ft tSs Il q
go. Just as near tie limit I'D lssls
bot you notice shes paighays Nea*Sf IN
nossto overstep tn ssl1sfe Nithi aF efs 4 sg9 d
]. ). Every hlflsis all right noWM MpA6hS&k
.er g fs q qs3u so m M ented az &
n sn oasfble: Now Isl ~ e. 8
and then So and taatsa ne +. e III:
n She held my2handE - = f. isl III
one after she had kiss I'd ! fey Sfi xa
into my eyes. q long loving M ss 81
as never before Had tecsis sssa Fl
my mother in -1aws III /. IN ss 81 1 a rs 4
II have been ufl51,sfa TO yessSl III A4rsas
1T. many times, ~ she. aaid ~ yAi oil, Y
shake your head you're gensF o.. Il
know, but facts are, facts slft III -
tAIa1l Guild find ut in Your hsarf
to forgfrea fatesif you knew how proud
and thankful r am that even if my. soa =
is- Sinking his duty to his country,s hfs
w1fe--my dear, dear daughters. d8e
ing such woman service.,s "a
My answering kiss was blinded IN ii
swift rush Of tears. Tears of lovtnsA
gratitude for the mother heart at 1aSsgs
opened wide to me without reserya<5
+ on, but also tears OF sorrowfu1 bitter.
ness against the man SO Beloved Of US
BOTH .ss -
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-10

Yesterday, in the. course, Of clean
up day, ! put q disaa rtled gown into
the old clothes bag.
As / stuffed If into the bag, there
: came to me, in sudden flash q.
memory of the days wien that gown
was new / bought il at the. end of
II period of financial depression and
I was the first nce$new gown / had
had for many months I could re-
member how excited I was when it
came homo from the shon, and
how tried it on andf e8ac
its need OF adnira ton FROM each
member Of the family. And then
could ronember the FIRST day E~Were
1t and how lovely it had looked lafd1
out on the bed, with my best lingerie
and a pair of bronze slippers I Mad
had for Christmas, and one of t&the
only two pairs Of silk stockings I
owned, beside it, Will YOU think ME
frivolous when / confess that. my
chiefest memory of the tea that fol-
lowed centers about that gowns and
the impression I fancied 1t must be
making"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-10
~ Suits at Sl6,75 &
!, md Up to $4,000
. Best of ALI

Y op. simply say "Cllarge 1T
: al1ds5sSS~ pay in CONVENIENT
A.tNNEiEKI.Y payments NO
y - extra charges. There is
= i NOTHING in our methods
i, thardqegs mot appear in. Our
alT6Tri sing ~ y
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-10

No. An &imitation lamb stew can be
made with some onions. carrots and
Spota toes$# seasoned with herbs and
Dripping
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-10

Gluten Gems-0ne pint gluten
hour one pint milk, one egg, one
fourth toaspoonfnl salt. two teaspoon
fuis baking poWdeE, Mix the -four
and salt; beat the egg. add poifh,and
stir into the dry mixture. Add the.
taxing powder, beat we'll fill gteased
gem pans two thirds. full@and bake
in a quick oven. ss
Meat Puffs-Chop! ane sufficient
lean roast meat to measure one sa,p
fal, Beat two eggs ultiI well nlt@2d !.
edd two@thirds cupful raj lls,E one51fsA1f
teaspoonful salt, the Clipped YfIaat
and sufficient -four to make a drop
batter. Lastly stir in two scant.Egssa-
Epoonfuls baking powder, fill gresssed
muffin pans two-thirds full and baks
ina quick oven.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-10
Motaler Graham Opsinsu Il
Heart tQ. 3Madge.


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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-10

The juice of a LEMON is better.t tina
on sliced tomatoes
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-10

.sEour choice Of Ht-N Eds 3of
stylish Suit Btfstng every
new model, besut i. al;l= sas 3,
veloped III Mems serees, GAher-
dimes, poplinz;. P6Hst Twtlls,
etc. All Womcn's. and Misses.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-10

trd yellow is in favor
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-10
making .
fHrer1 BcSt 10 Second Best.

\ : -. - ---'- $50 :
car 81 sa
out . NJ 800 - !iS&s
almost aFTs-ss-..ss,@ . "a ,gss4r :
any but gspe cial ~tup ctlons.& ~
beginning of its second season., ~
ever. I took II on a tip ana So
several times In, the courseco l.. ,.sss',
days. Ard that fagniliaRitE s.i2> =
cred its standing. With me- tne
wore it WITH Less 11Sffoet aftsr That
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-10
Menu for Tomorrow

~ breakfast
ss g. Fruit 81.
Stewed Potatoes
~ Gluten Gems "
Goffe@ - ~
lunch >,
Meat Puffs
- Cheese Crusts -. Il
FRUIT X f.s.g Tea
Dinner -
Onion Soup
.-. Stewed Breast of Lamb = Fl
Boiled Potatoes . ~
Lettuce Fraach Dressin s
Prune Pudding
ssA, CofTae
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-10

Mot Wing brown is a new color.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-10
\ Final Word.

Il wonder!' she began, and then
she put whatever thought she had be-
hind her. >.
comes home. she begged. and nov.
Margaret, if you'll fix things a bit III
try to so to sleep. Don't go for Aga
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-14
WHY DIRECTORS
-. FAVOR MEMORIAL
CONTINUED from page one)

the two projects be combined and
thus be made easily self-sustaining.
After thoroughly discussing the
plan, they appointed a committee
composed of Mlessrs. E. c. Henshaw,
Lee M. Bender and l.. H. Thompson
to act with President Dunn, in taking
the matter up with the Memorial Lii
brary Committee as soon as possible.
1t was unanimously agreed that tie
beard of directors of the Y. M. C. A.,
would gladly enter into an arrange
ment or combination by which the Y.
M. G. "A. and the proposed Memorial
Library could be combined and re-
dedicated as memorial to our sold
|iers and sailors and the part Berke.
ley county has taken in the war. They
agreed, also, that they would be sat
isfied to make any necessary changes
in their building to accommodate the
needs of thoroughly modern and
complete free, public library.
As soon as the Memorial Library
committee is organized, the two com
mittees will take the matter up and
come to some conclusion.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-14
CHRISTMAS ROLL
CALL" ORGANIZED

The christmas Roll Call" of the
Red Cross organization, which will
have charge of this roll call, begin
ming Monday, is composed of the.
following: Chairman-A. B. Parks,
Jr; Chairman Publicity Committee
Albert Trammell; Chairman Speak.
ers' Committed Dew. Gerhardt;
Chairman Finance Committee
George L. Viewer; Chairman Booth
Committee - Mrs. Dan Heiston;
Chairman Colored Committee--Ran-
dolph Kramer; Chairman of Ward
Committees-Mrs S. R. Snodgrass,
Rev. Schumacher, G. B. Wiltshire Prof.
w. A. Pitzer, Frank Trammell,, Rev.
r. w. Grizzard, Fred Cline
DRIVE STARTS SUNDAY
The official opening of the Red
Cross Xmas Membership Drive starts
Sunday morning from the pulpits
and the actual soliciting will begin
Monday morning. Up 1t
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-14

KIDNEYS
PUR|F|ES THE BLOOD

You can't expect weak kidneys to
keep up under the terrific strain of
natures effort to filter the acids and
poisons out of the system unless they
are given little help Don't allow
your kidneys, the most overworked
organs of your body, to become dis
eased when a, little attention now
will prevent it. Don't try to cheat
nature. 1t can't be done.
As soon as you commence to have
backache, feel nervous, tired or worn
out without cause, GET BUSY.
These are usually warnings that
your kidneys are not working prop
erly and throwing off the poisons as
they should.
do not delay a minute. Go after
the cause of your ailments or you
may find yourself in the grip of an
incurable disease. GOLD MEDAL
HARLEM Oil Capsules will give al
most immediate relief from kidney
troubles, which may be the unsus-
pected cause of Ill health. GOLD
MEDAL Eaarlem Oil Capsules will
do the v.ork. They are the pure
original naarlem Oil Capsules i'm
ported direct from the laboratories in
HARLEM, Holland Ask your druggist
for GOLD MEDAL and accept no
substitutes. Look for the name
GOLD MEDAL on every box. Three
sizes, sealed packages. Money ne
funded if they do not help you 1t
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-14
Mr.. W. B. CUSHWA
SUMMONED BY DEATH
Well Known Man Expires Sud-
denly Yesterday.

Death suddenly called Mr.. William
B. Cushwa, one of the best known
residents of Martinsburg, at his
home, 800 West Martin street, about
$50 o'clock Friday afternoon. Para.
lysis was the cause and Mr.. Cushwa
was stricken while the physician
who had been called to attend him
was sitting with him talking on such
topics as would arise when a person
feels sick. Mr. Cushwa,, who had
been failing for some years, had con.
tracted a cold Wednesday. Not get
ting any better he had DIR. Sencin.
diver called in. During the CONVEX.
sation MIR. Cushwa was noticed to
lean forward and hold his head, also
making peculiar noise. 1t was soon
discovered that he had been paralyz.
ed. He never recovered conscious.
ness dying about an hour later. The
funeral will be held from the late
home Monday afternoon at 230
o'clock, Rev A. M. Chuck, of Christ
Reformed Church, officiating, assist.
ed by Rev. DIR. G. S. Trump, of st.
Johns Lutheran church. The pail.
bearers will very likely be members
of the Consistory of Christ Reform.
ed Church, as the deceased had long
been an elder. The interment will
be made in Green Hill Cemetery.
Mr.. Cushwas, son of the late Mr..
and Mrs. W. A. Cushwa, was born
Sc years ago on Tuscarora pike, and
spent his life there until moving to
Martinsburg in 1890 to work for the
contracting firm of Harry and Har.
vey Cushwa, his brothers. OF late
years he had lived a retired life, be-
cause of asthma and heart trouble.
The deceased was clean man in
every respect, honest and upright in
his dealings with his fellow men and
a consistent member of Christ Re.
formed church. He is survived by
widow, formerly Miss Sallie E. J.
Cushaw, of Hagerstown; two broth
ers, Messrs. G. G. and H. S. Cushwa,
and two sisters, Misses Kate and
Mary Cushwa.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-14
.FIREMEN THANKFUL
FOR contributions

Hose Co. No. held an enthusias.
tic meeting in their handsome home
on North Queen street Friday night
and while there the boys inspected
their fine new American La France
hose truck, all being well pleased
with the equipment. 1t was decided
to have the hall repainted and re.
paired and Messrs. W. w. Westphal
and James H. Johnson were appoint.
ed committee to see that this work
is done. Two new members were TAX.
en- in.
The hose company wishes to
thank all those who subscribed for
War Savings Stamps, filing out the
card containing the neuclus which
was a prize won by the company at
the Waynesboro meeting of the
Cumberland Valley Volunteer Fire
mems Association. The contributors
who each donated a $500 stamp,
were as follows: Wolf Kirson,, r. l..
Snodgrass, L. l. Martin, G. A. Miller,
Congressman George M. Bowers, ].
w. Bishop, A. T. Hess, E. w. Stump,
Frank Wilhelm, w. W. Westphal,
Fred Baker, Star Produce Co., ]. Fl.
Whetzel, DR.. J. H. Oliver, Louis Kla-
bansky. making a total Of SIS. The
prize of $25 received at Waynes-
boro was for the good exhibition
drill by No. 5 at that city.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-14
MINISTERS DISPOSE
OF ANNUAL SERVICE

4
With regard to the Week of Pray.
er, a union service hitherto held in
Martinsburg, the Ministerial Asso.
citation has referred the matter to
each church TO work out in accord,
ance with their own plans. However.
the Berkeley County Bible Society
will observe its annual service on
the Second Sunday in January at
the First M. E. Church at p. m. The
address for the occasion will be de.
livered by Rev. w. G. Taylor, D. D.,
pastor Of the First Baptist church
OF this city At this service an offer
ing will be taken for the American
Bible Society.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-14

my! Really, she's almost-well, any.
way, she's very thin.
AT the outbreak Of the was Miss
Clifford, who was born in Charlottes.
vile, Virginia, but educated in Eng.
land, enlisted with the English Red
Cross as nurse and served in
France. A scar on her forefnger is
evidence of services in extracting a
portion of shell from a soldiers
wound.
Having now been properly intro
duced to the captivating Miss Cliff
ford we know you will want to see
her at the Apollo Theatre Monday
in Angel Child" sprightly com.
edy.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-14
OBJECTS TO ALLIES
OCCUPYING BERLIN

by international News Service.)
London, Dec. 13.--'1 consider the
occupation of Berlin by the Allies as
suggested by the Spartacus group as
most unsatisfactory" asserted Chan.
cellor Ebert in an interview receiv.
ed from Berlin today.
sSuch action would only temper.
arily suppress the terror that would
flare up with greater intensity at a
later date"
81 do not believe that we are in
greater danger of coming to the Boil.
sheviki through political causes but
it is possible to, through the food
situation" the Chancellor pointed
out.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-14
BRING DONATIONS
AS SOON AS POSSIBLE

The shsiat-as Relief Committee of
Central Church of Christ Bible School
requests each member of the Bible
School and Church to bring some do
nation, either food, staple groceries,
clothing NEW Or worm, or money to
add to the Christmas collection for
the poor Of Martinsburg. Bring or
send donations as soon as possible
to the Church of Christ, or to Hott's,
1l6 East King street.
ESTELLE HOTT, Chairman.