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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume], February 09, 1916, Page EIGHT, Image 8
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BULL KILLED BY
METHODIST PREACHER
Aft iv i\ ■
hills near \v. uhnilh !’.
bull was kllii'ii
itoushy. a V '.ii !'
day. The hull i .->■ ;[» i! 1 '■
to slaughter -a
that ,t cottkl not e <■
.safety, William ■
.liotmsky with hi v . •
up tile chase. A
IMer’j* rifle-brought the r mm
The Journal fot all news.
NEGRO'S CADAVER
REPCI3ES IN ATTIC
foil. Uliert !.• Ilf. of w.'l
1 iaMi -11 • ii.i- a grucsoiu** :•«• j'»urii• r
in ib»* th at hi* place It is thc
. ail. 'f l)a: i<*] I Ian* burge r, a nog
i<. mm ,, .u m!*• 111• i 11 y kilb‘d liirn
w ji, rat. rift*- la?<• laf-t tall *»t
• ..:,! , 1 '• i ;11 • hr ah ng t ho * W
0 . ana! Mr l.« ai tiiarg'* os
th« r"iiiai!is, embalmed thorn. and
, win i: ■- .i 1 • mi ur iilit'.iv't* appeared
• u « I;i.;i. ill * same ho wrapped tl.o
1 »>rj.-*• i:i preservi.it p.vs and pl:io<d :•
j in h.v attiv, untii ho got: time i
which to pitOTJt-rlv "plant*3 tin
main*
r
I
Our 5th Birthdav Sale
This sale has brought many customers to our
store who have bought liberal! ; i the l>ara tins of
fered.
Visit our store often.
$1.25 Comforts (>9c
$2.25 Comforts 9Sc
50c Bungalo Apron 59c
50c Men's Shirts 54c
$1.50 Men’s Flanel
Shirts 75c
All Children's Coats at
a Sacrifice.
y 50c .Mufflers 15i
25c Silk Hose 15c
Slightly imperfect
$1.25 Waists 09c
$5.50 Dresses $1.25
All Sweaters Reduced.
25c Ribbons—2vds
for
v;c
The Lace Store
j
r
i
...THE...
• 0
Garment Shoo
“The Woman's Store
Today and
Tomorrow
the last days of our
Winter ^
flop
• a «
Jii_J <i » 9
Many dependable garments here ior
just a few dollars, b iannelette oou ns.
waits, underwear. Etc., all reduced.
WORK IN THE STATE
Miss Soudcrs Is Named On One
of the ;'>ub-Committees.
A 11n■ • • ii]iif rI»«• k**ii• .iJ » onimitt»;«*
■i ri • Sta!1 • < harlti* . and Coma lion
.I1-. . . ’i : v.:,-. hHd in Fairmont Sat
urda nftoriin n in tin* rooms of fin*
A in ?fi| < 1 •Titjr-. • nlzat ion in
tin < in builUitvK
ri;i!.'- w« r* mad* for liavhm rh<*
im»ii»’.• »•:- of • i.• ■ Charif i* ■ .1 ml <'nrri'r
t:';i - A- «.»ria»:on hold la-t Novombor
; Win i liitK (•niit*’d and njiorts .von
mad*- I* ■ in ml: • various commit tcos
rHwi’.o to work d n»- dnrinv the pas?
IVw month.-.
Plan- v.iro made for ilo* mooting
ol fin n ran./ation in November. lltl'i.
Mi i*fc:i i..j plm *• fur holding the meet
i. l was 'd' l tf'd.
C'..limn . ol stiWonimift. \wto
ai)p021if« d a. follows:
1 )• 5•« ri\ t hilrircn. I >r Bullard. ■ l
Pliarl* e ion, < i ild Labor. Mi^s Nola
Mrl\inm.. ut Fairmont Frohatiou
(■(‘mi.-' .ludg** Allan Itobins'in. oi
\\ in idiii v , Agout i* .s and 111 - T il tit ions
fur T.iiUTiK < ‘an- of < *11 i Id •* . Miss
id* ! - "i vlar'in-Inin.'; I'layKroond
and UoiToaiii-n, Francis Hyde. of
V/m---:iny.: Law.- IF latinir to Children
L M. Bristol. of .Morgantown.
Tlo* na !nl"*rs ol the general coin
mitlee present were Chairman hi. II.
Vicker of Morgantown: Dr. A
Wfngertor of Wheeling. Mi s Vievc
Sonrlfj>. of Stone llou ' . Martin: burg:
\, M. I'.rist'i, of M" r;;:infovvn; .loin:
Soplter. of Clarksburg, at Mis- Mar
garet .McKinney, of Fainuom
Owing to illness [)r lr» no Dullard.:
of Charleston. A K. Sib'- of Wheel
ing, and .Mrs. Krnory • -! .Morgantown, j
were unable to be p.• -• n'
TYPICAL BOOTLEGGER
CAUGHT IN HUNTINGTON1
Darkey Had Clevt ' Method of I
Peddling Drinks.
A« opting to memo : • t tie police
department, the first pal ease of a
typical bootlegger wa uneoveretl at
Huntington when flu.A Williams, all.
colored, was arre-f d ' barged with
peddling whiskey in single drinks
a.!,tong ill*' colored population of Hunt
ingtori's alleys.
When tin negro Was arrested lie
w.i - found tft have slung over his
:h ulder a prepared t, : .:g- knapsack
.-'Killing two quart.- «»t whiskey and;
whiskey glass. Tin- police claim
thal Williams would walk through an
alley, his whiskey « mealed mnh-i
his coat and. after arranging a sab
with a prospective customer, would
■ uitckly pour out a gin s full "t th<
beverage for which, be i said to have
charm d thirty cent.- a drink.
THE BERKELEY COUNTY FARM BUREAU
President—J H. Fulk.
Secretary—J. W. Stewart
Treasurer—Edgar He pshaw
f'ounty Agent—W. iVI B-wick.
T !j,t-1 k- < <> i«i!> Fa' m M;ji«• in
h| '<> do bitsitH !
1 Mi.-, v. .is ':c\ *-r iiMfruit 1 to
!U tin purpose i! - an 'liti»: aa* v“l
Saturday. F« •* at the .. tar
monthly msstinu or (he diraetor,- of
th,> tM L'ani/a: ion, th** pmrhasinu I’offi
inirti ♦*. '-prt - nt mu ‘Mr \arkm>
Fa: m<-r ' i ‘ !h : muMnu* * a-* '"''li •
*> pla ?: n - Far-m- order r
itf .fi- i ti. S iM.jil' - irr' i■ ii' til
• n v.Mn.mmd : y ;i la;... munis :• ■
Is !• : >t;(■'n. • had V irn' i,
1 -) t- Vs;li. ilct- a rll'lIH t. In do
. . ■; i • -.1 .III- r.. con.-iTm-d 111 ’ :.s deal
I ‘ • 1 ‘in i <
*.!•• f- *. • ■••it : a. ruim-Mia*!mia
:i• iiuamP.y (i.- t-s. d oM'-rncd
!? . s.-c :• I,;.* tsiUii ; • * n >u
••r» . i i bo pi am l « * ili
.: 11«• •»1 i! .'.lor Th • is a-s i» fchouUI
:«• : \l \ • \ M_ 1 '* !'• -.villi
; i i t r- - .. ’ iiU * u •? obl\ u M
:*.»-»l in;.- • to I‘ r • * i » t hat li
\\ il ’ •> put ' : • ]U i- « • lit* U to
ii for tho mike oV a iiniok
• a>h h. ,»l T M-; u.-i..'insm ha-.' coir.s
mui :< bound to mum H v. i i pa>
1 c:■:: 1 dm bo*.- to en-opsivn to tils ad*
MHlM't, of all.
_\ t end a* fl: Ta.-''. arora
: a .. .i che e oi school
y. vi - : *1 1V .VI- of .all. *0 ill,, ('min
t\ Am mors way than one. It
s. i -•did •-!! oppon unity to make ar
*ti1 - : for ermnnunPy gather
• •i»1 a.* «>.: YV» . *i-iy ni'-’h
. : I*Iii ha 1: ( ran; m.ilal. d
f * • ..r. time hut *■; i n: ' -‘a. it ay. al
ur. . i ♦ -rr# <1 io |r . • -at c: t in '
(' ..n.t,. dan- \V»‘ , . . . t;s:it the
: a it f init* has now < an* atul tin
'.' •ti: ' . Au-Tit will hr ;:.n .i*:y pleas
fd to r> • ult.i Hi - famir:.- of that
! :i. v -al heroine be’ ! • ac|ii:« i ri'
‘ l Wiilj [!'« !:.
A > it ' : :m inakinn
Irn"{‘linu as ti
\ • »•;? well i • pis
ias, t > x.i k ahon: t
pert * .. vhat i-- in*ins-.
. . t ho rhc r att I '
W-dl sprr.t ! 51* th
•«; .i >k Phil .i uin: ti,*
:\n&. TVs r: i J
for his to
" ruroois' |
fin V" I0
. at 1 till'
a .ils. Out;
ill • an- Mi.
u’h icat to tIt. 1 -k «1» s. nbiii
a hat w as < t»n \Y< .aid saa-u •»
th.?.! *ht- h*: l oil tin O'
of 111i- paper waul'.l h. th • o:ir to
;nke : .» tk,- task. T • Arf-nfs jm-prt
‘ ■. rnav h sunint ! up in ?hes»
s \ mis. \ » :re. unth- antictl
! ' but i ; ■ >
j«*c t ~ of int* tvsf. ' ed national \ ai
l!t. i'l t : titers ’ l .: ’: 11 u.r!
Faimcio Mr 1 beirtu lo'd this
wot k as • aw folk
Tars. T.:h p. m •.txT♦ • r Visiv nb uv
iTt:h ar B.ixti . S d
W*»!.. 7 :;*♦ 1* Yiinvh ■ r.sv:!1»
t'l.Lh Kainsbuc >tor
Thar-- 7 1". p. n - It d^ia vill,* Head
Tig <viit 1 o at 1 i i: School
The public . *c.l to all those
Many Receive Less Than $1.
000 Per Annum.
Sp< ak.iiK at the annual dinner of
ill.- t'h.r h in :n Vork Itfsh
op l.vw'T.> rif an
rr.une- '1 *ht* i' HuJ <>l a careful cen
sus -.vi": i .i«.t! now bi *i complete < :
1!if. salaries paid to *!ip clvray o! :!;
Pro?* s:ant K,* is copal c:: iroh in t)i
»’mi <ii Si at i -
"Tin-r,. are 41. i <1. - men active
ly devotinir the.!- . • to Pi* service
o** j 1:(. Kp -copal ( ■ uch. sometine -
called Hu : s-h'-.-i church in Urur;
ca’\ said Bishop I.a vrcnc-c • V* t
2722 of o' rYn?> more than one
half. ar,. paid h1: s than $1700 a year:
727 r* '•* i .. I - • than am!
only 11S earn $m"ii Or mo:-*- Tie
aviJHk<* pay for all is $1200 u yea;
': - » •T ’ a ia l y of a No a 'i o; k po
Uc-nian. Kv.-n tills ;> not all < *-ii
but includes the value of a house,
wh» a . uppld'd
“This is. th • living ,\hich men o'
-«111c*ati ,"! -1 of <|e\ot:on, ma. o‘
■"■ hi ni it ii'.ship get th*
support of ! le aiselves, their ivt
iid eliildrvh: Hi v must dress well
live amotu people where rents an
With. U‘ >|) o n lion and a!v.
hi. plieerful and t ill a; visor.
"The li.gho-e ■Verayo als:y
csi!ni ,1 at 17 > 'in - ■.! Dieri
distinct falling oil' in the salavie
earned by the older men, e.-poeiall.'
those over ixty .Man; old men per
forming hard jobs are making six
Hid seven .iiinured dollars a year
The thin- a therefore today has h
’’net if not iti name a system of vir
*.ua| rvtireir.i it at tin- expense of the
ild men."
Ili.liop I. ..i afi indicated that on
h,. hi*"Is i1! the lares ijlg tielc. till
1 lie a.sit i •hint a had determim d t
de.elnp :sef upp it till:; pension sy -
tetn A hit!; would adcf|i lately Ilk
tare of clergymen mote than ip
yi ars old
In order to [alt tile scheme flit > lin
mediate effect, nishoji Lawrence sail
ed that he would temporarily sus
pend ■ cure dltl - as Tltshnp (1l y -
saehttsi:tts and tie., ',, his entire iinir
•o he work o' -a: Tig a land of
tlllll.nlHI -.lr.-'l aetltatles intimate
ma * te- ::i hand he:' ire the plan can
Lake i it-' o itself.
T- DA' S ODDEST STORY.
■* . - - •
hi l’n>T. Minn.. Keh it "When *
1 get this hllndfold oft. I'll show
y. u a r> v points." said L nils \V
Hill, a- i ..ideal of the Great
,\o- tlii rn i ili - ol. equipped v it h
’ a pair : !• kins gloves whih h"
’ itig initialed into the Kills. Some 4
" fellow t'ri m ni' him had tapped *
him several times with a gloved ‘
hand Just then the hlindlhdd “
was i!< loal e i Mike Ciibh .n
probably world's middleweight
champion. stool in front of lltll. 1
■' who lit tight.
3R00KE CO. WILD
MU iS NOW NORMAL
1 .foil ti Mindset: the wild man o.
Brook* county. who had h*--' habitat
• i>r \ear- in a cave nea: Foiiamsbee,
a sani' normal person. employed
in ot!t- o! tb' mill; >! Wheeling. Mun
ki.rs. ■’ ho for years lived the most
.rimiti-. . ori 1.. biding whrn
unyon.. o-iM-ii aid practica-ly
nude. v a - tai. -i; i;i t baric by the
!lro./i. cuiiiity i'ijihontic.s -ome tin.*
I and ' r.T lo the Miners' Hospital
at Fairmont to »; treated. M.s mind
•was a 1,1a- k. hut be vas careful!5
mus-d tat-k m phys'eal and mental
Mieaeih f ihi> ; i < • -1 • 11 a 1
MIDDLEWAY CO. IS
CHARTERED BY REED
o: S’s :?.r F. Rerd
-is - -J char:. . - t" a number of
i im ’••!>■ .nciuditin th~ Louis ilanu
•;; rlri-i company, of Middle way.
\\ \. r, mantifaoture furniture:
ji;..' .... H Jennings. V. H.
i : N 1 K. Ro'r’rts, o:' Mid
A Harry N. Watson
and Font.: ;>• H. Hooff. of Ohar’es
i< - n \Vt at Virginia.
Th<- .1 ;run: rt.r people's paper.
Bozen
They Add to the
Pleasure and Enjoyment
of the outing, picnic, excursion, camp, etc.
JITNEY BUNS keep in fresh, perfect con
dition for sever;il days. They are just the
i tliing to satisfy the abnormal appetite that
out-door recreation produces.
At AU
Good
Grocers
U’A
•tjt: if*
' t
A A
P
PrmluLt of
Final C n> - * M tc
Suits, wort’ u;‘ : : 1
most lie- : v.
$7.50 a Suit
A he;i '
at
48c, 98c, 81.98
One iut nt nu.i : s>
and Oxford 5 . '
goods, at
98c pair
Advance Spring Styles in
Ladies' Suits
in !■ .,■;i:tu] dudes oI Blue antl Plaids
S2O.0O uni Sd’.OO models at
$14.50
I"110' • are hot desired st\le.»
\\V arc diowinp i nice line of Shoes
and Ox-fords ar very low prices
98c to 31.98
> '.no and S d 50 at S_. 4''
\ lucky purchase of over ihree hun
dred
Sample Skirts
worth up to SS.00 each, at
$1.98, $2.98, $3.98
Sale' ol remaining lot ot
Be sure to come in and see the new
which are arriv a g e, day. On account of the
manufacturers i in p ' > ship some of our order
at once he gave u » m .c concession that will al
low us to sell these -u.r , at
Off the Regular Price
Ik Please Note.The L; s’Store will remain at same location, but the Mer
March 1st, and all the men’s goods are on sale at SHARP REDl CTir-x
and Linoleums at very low prices at the Men’s Store.
Store moves about
5. Carpets, Mattings
ORIGINATORS OF BARGAINS IN MART1NS3URG
sa&BmtjmwttiasssmBSBSimzrL xs&mBzssa^ErjEaKSx.r "■i-.rz.rzzvBsaa
It s Never Cheaper Else
where, Because it s Al
ways Cheapest Here. ::
UV Never Che;:.per Else
wrier.-, oecause it s Al
ways Cheapest Here. ::

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