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Martinsbuf g EwV"s Journal
The People’s Paper.
Published every evening *xe*gt Bnnday. by
■ :*.• :C3V
EVENING JOURNAL i l. LLISHINO COMFANT.
Journal nuildlng. ^‘ ”7 West King Street
MAX von SCHLEGELL. Publisher id General Manager.
VEP.ION B. CARTON, New* Editor
A. K STUCKEY, Advertising Manager
TELEPHONES:
C. V. Telephones
Bnslno*s Office
Nears Off!
C <fc P. (Belli Tele-hones—
Prlvftle Interior eyb.un tit all de
partments, call 310
SUBSCRIPTION RATES. When not paid In adv. < » rate
One wet-h f 10 Is 30 rents a moi.tb
One month (payabl
Three months in .. To The Evening Journal Is entered at
Six month* in a -it.ee . .. .1' 'he poatofflce In Martlnaburg. West
One rear It Virginia %t second class mall matter.
r*=
MART INS BURG. CAT! ."JAY. NOVEMBER 0, 1910.
CONTINUED FROM PACK 0X1 i
jnons *
J. Howard \
Va.
Services v 1 ’ '' ; •
Sous churche
Second J. Church.
Sunday Si ■ . : n
A Me I'urr
the cliurt i:
ing and ■
members aid
baptis::’
to see i v
r< -v ■
V B. Chur. h. V
awaits you ?' it • ! •
a solo at tin
fail to hear her e p.
a specali addr
the night
w ill sing
eryho !> w
p- • :
Christ Re'c-rncd Church. #
Sunday School '< 11 a r V."
11
m Vor-:
tcvitati n *
pastor
Central Chup: cf Chr
South Qu n I' •
at y.i
Hasselviuni-r
Ion imru
mon. Cl.,
meeting o ; p.
Christ r ' '
weeks and .t
Ever.
(i-v ning
ices will
week at ?!
doing great pr-’v 1 oe
is invited .uni u !
these serv. es
Trinity M. E. Church So-: i
Wt :>t Martin P* Sunday school at i
;; 1 New cliissc ami new location
'Or some oM classes At 11 o'cdloek
: HV. V. iI! 111'., a V'i*h dedication
. the IK *.v pi pc organ, the gift of the
inilly of tile hue George S. Roush,
.. ins memory New organ will be
.1 to; tits'- time in worship Then
■ Pr Veils, of Harrisonburg, Va.,.
11 •••at . ritei'e Mill be ill' colb'C
on {•>., . p: the usual oik for mm*
a : u'l support and incidental ex pen
es: and in view of their suspension
Tabernacle in* ngs. let "’j.'se to
■"pec:ally liberal.
AGer sermon, reception of meni
:-s A■ :: p m no-ei ing ( kildren
, :*.!; padictiiar i i-ference to those;,
.v'i ' wish to unite with church, fi.no ,
m. Senior League, anti 7 .30 so:
ion by I v Wells and reception of !
aontbers.
Second Baptist Church
\ ’ tj; i i: v. i■ xznrd.
or Sunday school at 9.30 a. ni.'
he uin'rin*' nd"*n fb orgo Pnnn.
meeting VPediK wlay cveninc
7 to. Poole am: lie at Pundry at it
'* ' 1*. |lei • Pur 1
!■ m Tin Lord's Supper will be
1- . • ! PuikI.iv inera ; • alter the
■i n Tie KP n.n • theme will be
• % . i' of tin reek, or the Lord
• > i n.- i . b!es- ' v 7.:i't p. nr Ik"
•I., m iop • wilt hr: "In the name
i i God svr w .11 set. up our ball
A!! who may '.lo-'ire to unite
•■ UK ml : ; of tk: c irch
"..I! i'u'o • ; * Tiunitj at b ub th‘
• *.-• and *■ u .-* e-rvive -o do
.••■•* day is an* •.i-.i?- ! You
vited to .." nil *.h * ,
' ". -o'- sl Church Of The Nazareno
■■■*. .1 11 I’enn. pastor. Sunday
. 1 • m .John A (‘hrisman
!*:-'{ !..n*r a* 11 a tu VYillini:
. a r.i will ik ■* at the home of!
1’ M P in*', ilerkeb y I'kn e a* f
,i 7.3*1 p m. Special revival
r.will begin -No'.. l‘J. Tie'
:,.,.,tors on. Rev .1 L I’enn. of H> !
jll'l. Md. Will Itss.s! in the meet
K, ..." 1 of oilier t’hUri:.
con!.ally ins*. * Ml to co-operate with
i'e in t!: ba'pe :'o“ - "PEveryone
".•.!! recoil o .* cordial wobouio.
"■ :.me rliou v i* 1 a and *.vo v 111 do
,1* p good."
First M. E. Church
Rti t; i: -i Mapb> • v -nue J
•; . u 1. v>'fi. p P IS* *r '. ■ level*
■ >, *: •■ P ot tae" 1 ol i Lord s
- ippc w ill be admini '. red The
.* will (!••! ver a short address.!
1 i-e V:. o ' ell l a i*Js P Ike Ikll'l
■ ; : bt ini' ■■ting and those who In
*e;sf i .*':*:'-' by If’.*.*!' with the Fils’
,!. 11 I * *.: * a *e t.:'g.*d *o be pres
•.... II. ill It- Pi " A* -"I "11 ■
ere *. .1 be an H*. -usel.-tn
. .. M: nil Mrs lfe* hob: w ill
• 1 * ■ • ng :tk - ver*■■■:
Rt . g .. : ■ Taberr. .cl> nr
New UK V P. be Pe-IV
• '1 ;
iiic peop • iti.ir to Epw i ‘:
.. ... i ip. m.
Trinity Episcopal Church
G. Durke. . Rei
tin nil Holy Kuc’iu
I.
err
Handsome Home
For Safe Cheap
Splendid brick b-room house, all
modern conveniences; interior art
and craft finish; lot 160 by 300 feet.
Location most c!e: irable. Easy
'Terms. See
Felker & Shaffer
203 West Kin^j Street
J
ES
Absolutely Puro^
S3sde from Cream of Tartar
S0/U.UM-KC PHOSPHATE
list 11 a. ni Kveniny prayer anil
mnn T l’it ji in. No sendee 7.1.1H in
In- morning till- Sunday. Sunday
riiool It Ho a ni. : . will bo said
Afilm sdav a! T.30 p. in. follow .1 by
lip Vo'.tr> no ft . cry one . >r
in-, iifil i .vi rviers
So John'-. Lutheran Chuich
Su r,- l.i ■. ■In ... I all” Teach:. ' .at
las. tor 1 i i.'1 I came l>iVilit• Ivor
Sun !! i in. a * i i T.lii p. in. Si-niini!
y : ift-tos-, i; i>;■ f. S. Trump. 1
lummy subjet' ‘'Tile ■ hruell of
'! ri.- . ! i qulri I'l-n for admission.” '
onins subject "Oestroylm: the- .
.oik: of tie- I'evil." r. K. jeayer (
•n erina 11.110 p. m, .■ >.iuor S K ;. a ! .
:. m. N< i Suin' ;; . S'iv r.’, confirm:’
on nil ]'i ( : i a t! to >v members. ' ,
m \V' I'm stiay ml Thursday next—
■ ■ : 1 * . . -a :11 if held in tile 1.
urrli. IT' body iaviteil especial-;
llsi :;*■ In i• rooi iveil into < i arch ]
llmv■.•■!.ip Vi. • and slranie-. : ;n
•ur services will 1 e given alad 1 .
Hind. A welcome awaits everybody
First Baptist Church
Tie- Siind.iv school meets fi.ftfl 1 (
■fh 'd; i 1 ni! ayes : • to j 1
h all .a invii-"' Public v.nrshlp!
: , i o ' T'a- s -noon will to- on
C’ . a our i .i '.>• •• rea Maw a. • ae ,
, s v :II > .1 The H V, P
' .a,- a' •: ■' 1' nine .-ertnon on
l'j i*• ■ •: it' p ' a. in ih. Plan
i; . : ilap:;. tn a!ler the
an: hook TV . :■ will In t the
liti1 . ■ T : i le ill ail who
sh 1, i!.,e lay > p. ni.
1 . ■ Subj.-i" ; "Si mill)
v- 1 a el, a ! 1. vuv ol Ni v. Con-,
$ .. J o' CHurCh
p.i-'i u* i '"J a in. So inlay
i m. 1 i:: !i ma. s and ,
• u a a. Jlveniiuc services
' ! .at 1 t> m K"V. .1. A
; , P : I nf llic'imond. Vu.. I
1 la. m. and 7.30 p. •
: i. a . a , l ... n it Tain p I
nig In Tin publis is 1
ll ••) .1 s,.; . ices.
r- ' U. B Chjrch
X Qm ■ i li* I s P ' Iru
• s; '. , AIM r ll:.Villa. ! •'••:! mi ol
Ull'l'll .••el”, I'l'.s six full
. a.., ■ , i" si ,i”y i:i yet hack
kt Up * of'U of till’
a. a in piration and
chool a' ft.30 a ill. I
■hip: A full i'uond-'
• .-I many m-w scholars [
• iinorrov The 11
i .. will b»> riven tip to |
■ •. : i a !. v l. ••mbet'S. A
e \pfi" and pair. :
, ii 1,. \;i id.a xji by the pastor on !
Ti Pa. 1 and messing of;
; iiari :: Membership." Tii • saorameni
: Vr.i'i ‘.in ff ;>' m v. it! In- admin
,-!-i-i| • t ■ i, .lunior Kn-1
- .r T ' iu Uld • : III (da
. .. v. ■ Kn lea. at
• i; a- A' T.f!*• the ui.s'.ur v ill d ■ !
a a... .111.ires ' .ei "Hov. Do 1 J
K . >w '1 : I A in s ! d and i ho |
1* -.-in up . iiev. nii-ml.i-r: All who
iv.i'elllpiAti at ,! V, " this ChtlfCh '
■ U .s-nr . ] . Ij -il s do o a' i
a ... V „r ■ vu. s.-rc
V . . v • ;i i»-l 1
it 1. • :i(ly tl‘ ri-lfil :
4 : f v- i unit* A
’ . i: w* !• • in* !,•:* N-i tit-:, i formal*
111 > 1 si vico. 'i'll*
v ,,m- t-vr-rylioiiy i
1 j n \ . ■ • ; .1 ■ hotly W <•].
‘.V
I; h
-ft* A v « C*; st;gn C' 1 • * h
; . !■ r 1* K: : 1 * up?.
-.1* , ii : « Olli 1 . K'*rj)
v• #w 0 * ; ! 1’! ♦•ai'liinu'
if »
A r.i
a stir
: Iiroial
A: the V. M C A.
K’-" ; 011• ; 11 t* 'i o h*' a! Hu
• lit ;o (j !o* )■: Sunday
i. * ■ 1 fi, :i ! . J . TU. I. Wil
li; ;. flii- • . ii Hi*- Tp-a iiry
1 • :, .: • ;. ‘ , I a ]; IU' ’ .; J:, 11; ,'J cJ
*. r.i*•11 a:.'l \vom*-n.
’I ■ r>» •> * :< r- j.'itation
j ■ r * rrnwd'»«] holism
D . Dojg!«?s To Preach
Tr. r.i.s^v r j. - ■ ' R*':v. Pr John
I Ov... • nov of Huntington* will
l ;!• to imrn that will
■SHI
■
preacli Sunday morning at 11 o'clock
in Trinity Episcopal Church for Rev.
Clias. C. Dtirkee. Dr. and Mrs. Doug
in-, for some time located in Hunt
ington. alter resigning from the Mar
tin-burg parish, are on route to his
new parish in Louisville, Ky, While
here they nre stopping with Mr. C. A.
Miller, South Queen street.
WOMEN EMPLOYEES ON
STRIKE FOR 3 HOURS
V ve-i y v. (.men employes of the B.
it. !(■ !■"• il Y. M. C. A. at Bruns
".ho ■ in sympathy with the
' u In". and backed by the •
■'Ir e'd in' ", ■ n: on a 1 rike Tliurs
f.■. in ' "-’lit-hour working day
e. Cooks. Waitresses,
■ sh ,'usher nail all of the women m
he huildin' ''■■•iked out alter posting
-; ii readirr "We have Kt. uek For
■ linitr . Don't I’atronize." And the!
. ii:' had i ffeet. Only about a dozen1
ueals were served during the day. |
■ncretnry Smith hired ntiier iielp but
tot enough, and finally decided to J
ake the strikers back, but they
.vould not go to work Until the oth-j
iy hud been dismissed. The women 1
tidier, had the sympathy of all of,
he railroad men.
3ROADWAY TO 3E QUIET
THIS ELECTION NIGHT■
i By Inteinat'onal News Service)
Xi v; York, X >v. 3.- Tin- unusual
licctiu l.' i)f a fairly quit-! Broadway j
n eli ciion lie ill will 1. - seen Imre
• *xt Tuoalay. Most of the midtown
••ofions of th. famour, thoroughfare
ill be barred to reveller1. The
idev. all;.-- and roadway are propped
i on temporary supports owing to
ttbway construction and th«*
■ •:t)l:<• Servie.. engineer' feared the
■ i;■ lit I * i uudreds of thousands of
e rr , junker might break them down
’ ! causes a serious accident.
"OTHER IS KILLED
SAVING HER CHILD
I.ewis Horn, of Chambersburp. a
II known t V". Ii. K. freight con
iu.etor. received word from Pet riot.
; -I:., atm mncing the tragi' news ; f
’■ s. ,|e;(■ h ■ f Ids on' wit". Mr. John I
V. Horn She vrs run down l y ;s i
rolley ear while trying to sav. hr-j
ive-year-old son from a similar fate
he eh.ltl escaped. JS
SMILY AVOIDS
stmrus sickness
;y Ccin® Cons*a tly Supplied Witit
Thedfurd’a BiAck-Dreaght.
McDuff, Va.—"I surfered for several
ears,” says Mrs. j. B. Whittaker, ot
his place, "with sick headache, and
domach trouble.
l eu years ago a friend told ire to try
lltedford's Black-Draught, which I diet,
tad l ioutiQ it to be the best family meai
:inc for young and old.
1 keep Black-Draught on hand all the
me now, and when my children feel a
itlle bad, they ask me for a dose, and it
docs them more good titan any medicine
they ever tried.
We never have a Jong spell of sfek
tess in our family, since we commenced
istng Black-Draught.”
Thedford’s Black-Draught is purely
egetable, and has been found to reg'J
r:t'e weak stomachs, aid digestion, re
teve indigestion, col'c, wind, nausea,
teadache, sick stomach, and similar
symptoms.
It has been in constant use for more
ban 70 years, and has benefited more
ban a million people.
Your druggist sells anfl recommends
Black-Draught. Pueu only 25c. Get a
sackage to-day. pc c ui
r-^
Correct
Models
in
sxsn&KSSHSuTs; 'umbbsmm
Priced Right
for Quick
Selling
Every Coat
*
1 Guaranteed
!! SIB,53 to S30.00
I Come in and in
spect these gar
ments.
HOUSEWORTH
& ZIMMERMAN
AGED WOMAN IS SAID
TO BE 106 YEARS OLD
;
One of the most interesting in
mates in the. Cumberland County
Horne in Carlisle, Pa., ond probably
one of the oldest in the country, is
Hydia Hark ness, colored, formerly of
Winchester, Va. She has records in
her possession and friends say that
they know also that she is 106 years
of age. She still maintains posses
. ion of her faculties to a remarkable
extent and relates many vivid tales
of the Old South, especially of the
activities just, preceding and during
the Civil War.
Tlie aged woman went to that sec
tion about 12 years ago and has been
at. the home for some months. She
v,originally a slave, being* freed
during the Civil War. She was born j
< n and live! at the plantation of
Crank Ash, in Virginia, il„ was later I
■ eap’nin in the Confederate army.!
CAL'. THE HAWAII
CLIMATE ENERVATING
(By International News Service.)
San Francisco, Nov. 4.—Hawaii,
vith its crimson dawns and purple
;wiladitK, its wondrous Waikiki beach
• n/ure and other delights, ap
; •<nt!y doesn't appeal to certain
■■ ■miters of the postoffice depart-1
incut’s fort \. witness this an-;
t onneement:
' Because < f the many protests of
.iicials against being obliged to live :
in the enervating climate of Hawaii,
t-.c positbm of iiostofflce inspector;
there has been abolished. Hereafter
pceotrs will he assigned there for
■iiieei.il duty of from thirty to sixty)
lays. No one will be obliged to re
sin there permanently.” ■
l|
PRESIDENT’S GATE
SWIPED BY REVELERS i
Imring the Hallowe'en celebration:
n Staunton, Va„ early Wednesday
aorning a ehov.'d of miscreants made!
la die ! on* : ate at the manse of j
'"e PresbytetBn Church known as
■
he "little White House,’ where,
['resident Wilson was born. The.
te hail been there ever since the .
: open v was occupied by the Presi- 'j
lent', parents, and several of lhe|
•hit ' inhabitants fancy they can re- j
•>ll tiii' time when young Woodrow !
v.t::i;: on the gate.
RIDGEWAY NOTES
Ridrewai W. Va., Nr>\ 3. -Mr.
-1:I ?. 1 rs Chari"1-' Keller were recent
dir,!,, i friends In Winchester.
Mer;,.. Ha" y .'.'lee and Junior;
M a: n -p'. nt last Sunday • at the
’ "ui,. of .Mr. Edgar Allen.
Vi tors at the home of Miss Alice
iv ns last Sunday included: Miss
•»v -tie Owens, Mr. Davis Owens and
Mr. Ward ThiM-v >f Msrtinsburg, W.
Va.
State of Ohio, City of Toledo,
Cocas County, ss.
Frank J Cheney maker oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of F. J.
Ch.-ney & Co., doing business in the City
of Toledo, County and State aforesaid,
and that said tirni will pay the sum of
ONE HUNDRED DOT,I.Alts for each
and evet v case of Catarrh that cannot !>*■
ui-ed |.v the us ■ of IlMdrS CATARRH
MEDICINE. FRANK .1. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presentee. this Ctli day of December.
A. D tt-S. A W. Gl,EASON.
(Seall Notary Public.
Han's Catarrh Medicine is taken in- i
terr.ally and c.cts through the Blood on \
the Mucous Surfaces of the System. Send
for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Kail's Family Pills for constipation.
CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH
MONEY.
DON’T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose with 5c to Foley & Co.,
Chicago, 111., writing your name and
address clearly. You will receive in
return a trial package containing Fo
ley's Honey and Tar Compound for
bronchial coughs, colds and croup;
Foley Kidney Fills, and Foley Cathar
tic Tablets. Specially comforting to
-;toui persons.
Sold everywhere.
lm
YOUTH IS ASPHYXIATED
Severina Addezio the Italian yodth
who was in the cabin at Millville
with h;s father when he was shot the
morning of July 4th last, by burglars
in his room, died in Philadelphia,
where he had gone on a visit last
week, from asphyxiation. His body
was brought to Harpers Ferry and
after services in St. Peter’s Church
was interred in the Catholic ceme
tery.
For Cold Weather
Have your stove put up before the
big rush.
We are now showing the largest and I
most complete stock of
STOVES
HEATERS RANGES
and OIL HEATERS
in the city. Good goods at right prices.
€. C. Timmons & Bro.
1 19 West Race Street]$■££
FOR SALE
Several nice houses, also a few good farms
close to town, on reasonable terms
Fire
I nsumnce
J. M. SMALL
S FEWAKT BLDG.
Life
Intuit nnce
V*
WANTED
-A
Industrious Girls over 16 years
of age to work in our Modern
Hosiery Mills. Permanent
position, steady work, good
wages, and railroad ticket fu -
niched those coming from out
of town.
The Interwoven Mills, Inc.
Martinsburg, W. Va.
Have run continuously for
twenty-five years
J
BIG : RALLY]
Hon John J. Cornwell to Speak
A big political rally, to which the voters of Martinsburg and
the Eastern Panhandle are invited, will be held at
MARTINSBURG
Saturday, November 4th
in the 1
Colonial Theatre at 8 P. M.
On this occasion among the speakers will be
John J. Cornwell
Democratic Candidate for Governor
Mr. Cornwell, well known as a former member of the state
senate, is recognized as a speaker of superior ability, one
thoroughly posted on the several administrations for the past
twenty years in West Virginia’s political history. He will
discuss in a logical and impartial way facts of material interest
to every voter. Hear him.
Cadies Especially Invited
Comrey’s Band will give a concert
COMMITTEE
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